/*
**      Newton Developer Technical Support Sample Code
**
**      PhoneExpando, shows how to use a phone expando
**
**      by Maurice Sharp, Newton Developer Technical Support
**
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*/

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2 - updated for NTK 1.5, removed all the old PT_<filename> references.


This little piece of test code shows (by example) how to use the
protoPhoneExpando prototype.  In reality, you probably want to implement
your own phone-savvy expando prototype, unless you are the Names
application.

This semi-custom proto (for the Names app) expects an array of phone numbers
in a slot pointed to by the 'path slot.  (See myPhoneExpando user proto.)

For each phone item in the expando shell, a slot called 'phoneIndex tells
the proto which element of the array to use.  So, to set things up, both the
array and the elements of the expando (set with AddItem) must be valid,
matching, etc.

The class of the string in the array is used to tag the slot.  The current
set of phone classes and their strings (on English units) is
	'phone,		"Phone"
	'homePhone,	"Home"
	'workPhone,	"Work"
	'faxPhone,	"Fax"
	'carPhone,	"Car"
	'beeperPhone,	"Beeper"
	'mobilePhone,	"Mobile"
	'otherPhone,	"Other"

When the user modifies the string, the appropriate slot in the array is
modified.  If the user changes the type of phone number, the class of the
string in that slot of the array is edited.