I have no idea about Python, I simply searched for pyd in the Wiki (part of Community panel, top-right corner). Whatever the name should be, it may easily happen that the file names of the .pyd and .py files should match.
I have no idea about Python, I simply searched for pyd in the Wiki (part of Community panel, top-right corner). Whatever the name should be, it may easily happen that the file names of the .pyd and .py files should match.
Last edited by wizard_hu_; 2011-02-13 at 17:35. Reason: hmm, I wrote sure for the first time - modified to easily happen, khm :-)
Nothing seems to work out - same error over and over again...
Here may be some guidance http://www.symbianconsulting.net/Dev...odules/site.py
Nevertheless: my aim is to scan bluetooth devices nearby WITHOUT the annoying popup to chose devices to connect to. Is this posible at all?...
Scanning is surely possible, RHostResolver (Symbian C++) can do that for you. If you search for it in the SDK Help, the article "How to inquire about remote devices" covers the topic. It may also work with the on-line library (http://library.forum.nokia.com)
Since I do not know Python, I do not know what its BT module is capable of.
As far as I know, there is no such converters available. I would have old wins versions for my file manager at: http://dev.drjukka.com/Symbian/index.html , anyway, no souce codes available, incase you want to build something to emulator, just get the SDK and do so..
The SDKs have plenty of examples, there are more to be found here on this site, under Resources -> Example code. Compile them and then run them in the emulator if you want to start learning programming.
As for converting the already compiled binaries, no, you cannot do that.
-- Lucian