Standalone Application

[rishabhgupta]

Hey Hi,

import appuifw
import inbox
import e32
import logs
import audio


nbr="+4916097089179"
nbr_rec=0

app_lock = e32.Ao_lock()

def message_recieved(msg_id):
	global app_lock,nbr
	box = inbox.Inbox()
	sms_text = box.content(msg_id)
	l=logs.sms(mode='in')
	nbr_rec = l[0]["number"]
	print (u"Number Recieved is "+str(nbr_rec))
	if((nbr_rec==nbr) and (sms_text=="Test")):
		e32.ao_sleep(3)
		A = audio.Sound.open("C:\smsalertpolices03.mid")
		j=None
		A.play(audio.KMdaRepeatForever)
		while j is None:
			j=appuifw.query(u"Danger!!!","query")
		A.stop()
		A.close()
	app_lock.signal()

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

print (u"Waiting for new SMS messages.....")
app_lock.wait()
print(u"Message handled!")

How to make standalone application from this and also it shows one drawback i.e. if I leave this application running and do other things.The Message is not displayed to the front and I need to go into python to stop the sound.Can anybody suggest something to counter this.
Rishabh

[shubhendra]

Hi Rishabh,
Seems you are doing lot of PyS60 projects
First of all on HowTo make Stand-alone applications here is the link,

http://www.mobilenin.com/pys60/info_...pplication.htm

For messages thing you asked,

http://www.devshed.com/c/a/Python/Mo...UI-Controls/2/

and for sound thing you have to go to python and stop the sound there itself AFAIK.

[croozeus]

Rishabh, I guess you are now working on 3rd Edition Devices, so you need to use Ensymble, to make your standalone applications.

Search the forum for "Ensymble", There are loads of posts on the same.
Also there is a useful article in the Wiki regarding the same.

Best Regards,
Croozeus