[announce] Sync & run made easy

[xchip]

Software you'll need:

• Python http://www.python.org/ (I'm using 2.4)
• pywin32 http://sourceforge.net/projects/pywin32/
• PySerial: http://pyserial.sourceforge.net/ I'm using pyserial-2.2.win32.exe, you'll also need pyserial-2.2.zip
• tcs60fs: http://pymbian.sourceforge.net/misc/...0.20060309.sis
• get my control.py (at the bottom of this post):

Once you have installed the above things do the following (respecting the order!)

• install the tcs60fs.sis on your phone
• extract tcp_serial_redirect.py from pyserial-2.2.zip and run it with the following params (note: substitute com5 with your bt virtual port)
  c:/>tcp_serial_redirect.py -p com5 -b 115200
• run tcs60fs on your phone and connect to the computer
  (don't forget to run first the tcp_serial_redirect.py and don't close it)

Using control.py:

• PUT files to the phone:
  usage: control.py -p <local_file_with_path> <phone_filename_and_filename>
• GET files from the phone:
  usage: control.py -g <phone_filename_with_path> <local_file_with_path>
• EVAL expressions on the phone
  usage: control.py -e "<expression>"
• EXECFILE files on the phone:
  usage: control.py -xf <phone_path_with_executable_filename>
• EXEC commands on the phone
  usage: control.py -x "<command> "

Samples:
control.py -p c:/my_prog.py c:/test.py
control.py -e "print 'hello'"
control.py -xf c:/test.py
control.py -x "print 'hello world'\n"
control.py -g 'c:/test.py' pcfile.py

note that the possibilities are infinite since you can execute script code on the phone
That is all!

BTW, Now you can use this as a tool in your favourite editor and just donwload and execute your prog by just pressing a you favourite key

I hope you like it! let me know if you use it!

#control.py source code

import os
import socket
import sys, getopt
import StringIO
import shutil
import binascii

def xsend(cmd,data):	
    import binascii
    s.send(  cmd +'\n')
    if data:
        print "sending data"
        s.send('Content-Length: '+str(len(data))+'\n'+'CRC32: '+str(binascii.crc32(data))+'\n')
        s.send(data)

def readline():
    d=[]
    while 1:
        c=s.recv(1)
        d.append(c)
        # We support just sane line-endings here.
        if c=='\n':
            break
    return ''.join(d)

def recvdata():
    print "Waiting for data..."
    header_lines=[readline() for x in range(2)]
    header=dict([x.rstrip().split(': ') for x in header_lines])
    content_length=int(header['Content-Length'])
    crc32=int(header['CRC32'])
    print("Content-Length: %d"%content_length)
    recvbytes=0
    content=[]
    print "Receiving data..."
    while recvbytes<content_length:
        recvstring=s.recv(min(content_length-recvbytes,2048))
        recvbytes+=len(recvstring)
        print "Received: %d bytes (%3.1f%%)\r"%(recvbytes,(100.*recvbytes/content_length)),
        content.append(recvstring)
    print "Received %d bytes."%recvbytes
    content=''.join(content)
    if crc32 != binascii.crc32(content):
        print "*** CRC error!"
    return content

def PrintResult():
    res = eval(recvdata())
    print '-----------begin-----------'
    print "%i Errors" % res[0]
    if res[0]>0:
        t = res[1]
        for i in t:
            print ">",i,
    print '------------end------------'


HOST = 'localhost'    # The remote host
PORT = 7777              # The same port as used by the server
s = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
s.connect((HOST, PORT))

print "control.py by Raul Aguaviva"

args = sys.argv[1:]


if args[0] == '-p':
    print 'put!!!!!!!!'
    try:
        f=open(args[1],'rb')
        datos = f.read()
        f.close()      
        xsend ("put " + args[2],datos)
    except:
        print "can't find file:", args[1]
elif args[0] == '-g':
    print 'get!!!!!!!!'
    xsend ("get "+ args[1],0)
    try:
        datos = recvdata()
        f=open(args[2],'wb')
        f.write(datos)
        f.close()      
    except:
        print "can't find file:", args[1]
elif args[0] == '-e':
    print 'eval!!!!!!!!'
    xsend ("eval", repr(args[1]))
    PrintResult()
elif args[0] == '-x':
    t = args;
    t.pop(0)
    xx = ' '.join(t)
    print 'exec!!!!!!!!'
    xsend ("exec", repr(xx))
    PrintResult()
elif args[0] == '-xf':
    t = args;
    t.pop(0)
    xx = ' '.join(t)
    print 'execfile!!!!!!!!'
    #cmd = "try:\n    execfile('"+xx+"',globals())\nexcept:\n    print 'error'\n"
    cmd = "execfile('"+xx+"',globals())"
    xsend ("exec", repr(cmd))  #  "execfile('caca',globals())"
    PrintResult()
else:
    print "command " + args[0] + "not found" 

s.close()

[cyke64]

Software you'll need:

• Python http://www.python.org/ (I'm using 2.4)
• PySerial: http://pyserial.sourceforge.net/ I'm using pyserial-2.2.win32.exe, you'll also need pyserial-2.2.zip
• tcs60fs: http://pymbian.sourceforge.net/misc/...0.20060309.sis
• get my control.py (at the bottom of this post):

You have forgotten for Windows (pywin32 !)
http://sourceforge.net/project/showf...ease_id=403008

Once you have installed the above things do the following (respecting the order!)

• install the tcs60fs.sis on your phone
• extract tcp_serial_redirect.py from pyserial-2.2.zip and run it with the following params (note: substitute com5 with your bt virtual port)
  c:/>extract tcp_serial_redirect.py -p com5 -b 115200
  

• Read as c:/>tcp_serial_redirect.py -p com5 -b 115200
  
  

• run tcs60fs on your phone and connect to the computer
  (don't forget to run first the tcp_serial_redirect.py)

[xchip]

You have forgotten for Windows (pywin32 !)
http://sourceforge.net/project/showf...ease_id=403008

[.....]

Thanks to you ! Now we have many choices (PUTOOLS , BT console etc .) I try your app and it works !

Hey cyke64,

Thanks for your comments, I updated the original post with all your suggestions.

Thanks!

[cyke64]

Hey Raul ,

Same remarks for this app too :-)

http://aguaviva.googlepages.com/s60pythondevelopment
http://aguaviva.googlepages.com/control.zip

I notice an error on your site

# GET files to the phone:

* usage: control.py -p <localfile_with_path> <phone_path_with_filename>

must be corrected by
# GET files to the phone:

* usage: control.py -g <localfile_with_path> <phone_path_with_filename>

[xchip]

Hey Raul ,
I notice an error on your site

Fixed! BTW, have you found a simpler way to sync and run?