strange behave in inbox module

[adamski9000]

Hi Community
I have problem with some thing and I cant to solve it . Maybe you help me.

When I send a sms from sender emulator to phone emulator I get two returns.
The one from method detect_sent_sms() and the secend from method detect_incoming_sms().
I dont know why do I get return from detect_sent_sms() if I send nothing ?

Is it according with broken API ESent ?

To test I use standard emulator in SDK.

import inbox
import e32

def detect_incoming_sms(sms_id):
global boxin
print("-> detect incoming sms")

def detect_sent_sms(sms_id):
global boxsent
print("0- detect sent sms")

boxin = inbox.Inbox()
boxin.bind(detect_incoming_sms)

boxsent = inbox.Inbox(inbox.ESent)
boxsent.bind(detect_sent_sms)


Emulator phone returns:

0- detect sent sms
-> detect incoming sms


Thank you for help
adamski9000

[pavan.pareta]

Hi,

In your code you are calling inbox object twice that's why detect_sent_sms()is called. Because of bind() method is call. so you can call only one call-back method and distinguish the which event is raised, either incoming or outgoing.

[adamski9000]

Hi,

In your code you are calling inbox object twice that's why detect_sent_sms()is called. Because of bind() method is call. so you can call only one call-back method and distinguish the which event is raised, either incoming or outgoing.

Thanks Pavan for quick answer, but I have no idea how to do it.
Could you give me any simple sample or any advice ?

regards
Adamski9000

[adamski9000]

How detect a few events according with incoming and outgoing in the same time useing bind() ?

If I write and use bind()

box = inbox.Inbox()
box.bind(detect_incoming_sms)

I get only result from incoming box

if I write

box = inbox.Inbox(inbox.ESent)
box.bind(detect_sent_sms)

I get only result from outgoing box.

Is any way to get the same result using ONE function bind() ?
any suggestions ?

thanks

[adamski9000]

I found the same problem on forum

solution:
http://discussion.forum.nokia.com/fo...ight=gonzalezm

regards