Random RingTone within Contact List for 3rd

[cckfranky]

This is my first time to use python and write a program for Symbian OS 3rd.

Random RingTone is a funny program for me and it's work fine in my N3250.

** Pure Python Program **

Here is the concept and full source code:

In pys60 1.4.1, we can only add a personal ringtone to each contact person.

contact.add_field('personal_ringtone', song)

So... the Basic concept:

When Incoming Call
    Store the phone number for later use
When the call finished
    Search within the contact list with the stored phone number
    if not in list
        ignore
    else
        take a random ringtone from E:\Sounds\Simple\ and add to the contact person

when that guy call you again next time, then the phone uses the new personal ringtone.




How to make it more Random:

We know that if no personal ringtone added to the contact person, the phone uese the default ringtone which is the profile ringtone.

so... we need to add a random ringtone to each contact person at the first time.

New flow:

first time setup (only run at first time install)
    add a random ringtone to each contact personal

Same as before:
Incoming Call
    (use the new personal ringtone for that person)
    Store the phone number for later use
when hangup
    Search within the contact list with the stored phone number
    if not in list
        ignore
    else
        take a random ringtone from E:\Sounds\Simple\ and add to the contact personal

Now, when any contact person call you, then it uses the new personal ringtone. Funny!!

Full source code share with you:

import appuifw
import e32
import telephone
import contacts
import os
import random

tele = ''
whoid = 0
num = 0

def remove_all_ringtone():
    db = contacts.open()
    idlist = db.keys()
    for id in idlist:
        try:
            contact = db[id]
            num = contact.find('personal_ringtone')[0].index
            contact.__delitem__(num)
        except IndexError:
            pass

def add_all_random_ringtone():
    db = contacts.open()
    idlist = db.keys()
    filesname = os.listdir('E:\Sounds\Simple')
    print 'List files'
    for id in idlist:
        try:
            contact = db[id]
            num = contact.find('personal_ringtone')[0].index
        except IndexError:
            num =  random.randrange(0, len(filesname)-1)
            song = u'E:\\Sounds\\Simple\\' + filesname[num].decode('utf-8')
            contact.add_field('personal_ringtone', song)
            pass
        else:
            pass

def handle_ringtone():
    print 'handle_ringtone()'
    try:
        global whoid
        whoid = contacts.open().find(tele)[0].id
        print whoid
    except IndexError:
        print 'No record in the Contact DB!'
        pass
    else:
        print 'Have this number: ' + tele
        contact = contacts.open()
        print 'Open Contacts'
        filesname = os.listdir('E:\Sounds\Simple')
        print 'List files'
        try:
            global num
            num = contact[whoid].find('personal_ringtone')[0].index
            print 'personal ringtone found!'
        except IndexError:
            num =  random.randrange(0, len(filesname)-1)
            song = u'E:\\Sounds\\Simple\\' + filesname[num].decode('utf-8')
            contact[whoid].add_field('personal_ringtone', song)
            print 'No personal ringtone! Add one!'
            pass
        else:
            contact[whoid].__delitem__(num)
            num =  random.randrange(0, len(filesname)-1)
            song = u'E:\\Sounds\\Simple\\' + filesname[num].decode('utf-8')
            contact[whoid].add_field('personal_ringtone', song)
            print 'Remove old ringtone, add one!'

def cb_calling(state):
    print unicode('0:' + str(state[0]) + ';1:' + str(state[1]))
    if (state[0]==telephone.EStatusRinging):
    	global tele
        tele = str(state[1])
        print 'Ring: ' + tele
        print "EStatusRinging.."
    if (state[0]==telephone.EStatusConnecting):
        print "EStatusConnecting.."
    if (state[0]==telephone.EStatusUnknown):
        print "EStatusUnknown.."
    if (state[0]==telephone.EStatusIdle):
        handle_ringtone()
        print "EStatusIdle.."
    if (state[0]==telephone.EStatusDialling):
        print "EStatusDialling.."
    if (state[0]==telephone.EStatusAnswering):
        print "EStatusAnswering.."
    if (state[0]==telephone.EStatusConnected):
        print "EStatusConnected.."
    if (state[0]==telephone.EStatusReconnectPending):
        print "EStatusReconnectPending.."
    if (state[0]==telephone.EStatusDisconnecting):
        print "EStatusDisconnecting.."
    if (state[0]==telephone.EStatusHold):
        print "EStatusHold.."
    if (state[0]==telephone.EStatusTransferring):
        print "EStatusTransferring.."
    if (state[0]==telephone.EStatusTransferAlerting):
        print "EStatusTransferAlerting.."



def quit():
    app_lock.signal()

appuifw.app.title = u'Incoming call Test'
appuifw.app.menu = [(u"Init Setup", add_all_random_ringtone), 
                    (u"Remove Setup", remove_all_ringtone), 
                    (u"Exit", quit)]

appuifw.app.exit_key_handler= quit
app_lock=e32.Ao_lock()

telephone.call_state(cb_calling)

app_lock.wait()

Usefull Links:

Bind an incoming call
http://discussion.forum.nokia.com/fo...d.php?t=120891

[PDF]Python For S60 1.4.1 document
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pys60

[cyke64]

Well done

Only one post but very valuable post !
I'll try that soon

BR
Cyke64

[frankychan]

Great Idea!

Let me try at my N73!

[rodmarcus]

Hey Franky I've been waiting for an aplication like this for a long time for the 3rd series, but the thing is, I have no idea how to work with python, can u suggest me a place to start? Where should i put all these command lines?
I would really appreciate that!

Regards

Rod

[cckfranky]

Hey Franky I've been waiting for an aplication like this for a long time for the 3rd series, but the thing is, I have no idea how to work with python, can u suggest me a place to start? Where should i put all these command lines?
I would really appreciate that!

Regards

Rod

Step 1: install the PythonScriptShell 1.4.1 3rdEd & PythonForS60 1.4.1 SDK 3rdEd
Step 2: copy the source code & rename to .py, put it to 'E:\Python'
Step 3: put all your ringtone to 'E:\Sounds\Simple'
Step 4: start the Python application and run the source code (script)
Step 5: press "Option" -> "Init Setup"
Step 6: Enjoy the program!

If you want to make it to .sis and auto start when you turn on the phone, Please search in this forum.

[neil.young]

Step 1: install the PythonScriptShell 1.4.1 3rdEd & PythonForS60 1.4.1 SDK 3rdEd

Hmm. I think you meant Python runtime module, not the SDK?

Regards