Sources of PyS60’s standard functions (particularly appuifw.query)

[White Elephant]

I need to give user ability to enter a time in form hh:mm:ss (with appropriate validation of course). And standard function appuifw.query(u'Label', 'time') works almost fine except that it allows to enter only hours and minutes (hh:mm). So I want to look though its source and write my own that allows to enter seconds as well.

I've found file epoc32\winscw\c\resource\appuifw.py that comes with PyS60 SDK extension but it only contains constructor implementation (__init__).

So the question is where to find sources of platform's standard functions (particularly appuifw.query).

Thanks in advance.

[bogdan.galiceanu]

Hi,

You can find the PyS60 source on maemo garage, here (the pys60-1.9.6_src.zip file) or on sourceforge, here (the pys60-1.4.5_src.zip file). In it you can find a number of files related to appuifw; you're probably looking for appuifwmodule.cpp which seems to contain the appuifw.query implementation.

Best of luck

[Rafael T.]

I need to give user ability to enter a time in form hh:mm:ss (with appropriate validation of course). And standard function appuifw.query(u'Label', 'time') works almost fine except that it allows to enter only hours and minutes (hh:mm). So I want to look though its source and write my own that allows to enter seconds as well.

I've found file epoc32\winscw\c\resource\appuifw.py that comes with PyS60 SDK extension but it only contains constructor implementation (__init__).

So the question is where to find sources of platform's standard functions (particularly appuifw.query).

Thanks in advance.

As far as I know, it would be necessary to modify the C++ code of the appuifw module and recompile it to make this possible. As Bogdan said, the C++ source file would be appuifwmodule.cpp


BR,
Rafael.

[White Elephant]

Thanks, that's what I've been looking for.