[hjortlund]

Hi...

I have just started playing around with PyS60 on Symbian 3rd FP1.
But I'm getting fustrated about problems loading my own Python modules.

I have made a folder named Python on my memorycard and a subfolder names libs ehere I put my modules.
(e:\Python and e:\Python\libs)

I then execute the following 2 lines at the beginning of my script:

import sys
sys.path.append('e:\Python\libs')

But when I try to load my module like:
import callstatus

I just get the following error:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<console>", line 1, in ?
  File "c:\resource\site.py", line 112, in platsec_import
    raise ImportError("No module named "+name)
ImportError: No module named callstatus

I really hope some of you guys out there have a solution

[nlsp]

You should use double backslashes when spelling '\' in a python string: 'e:\\Python\\libs'

You may also want to name your library folder 'lib' instead of 'libs' as it would get added to sys.path automagically in pythons scriptshell default.

[lfd]

Hi hjortlund and welcome to the forums

The default library folder is lib not libs.

So push your modules in

E:\\python\\lib

Happy hacking!

LFD

[hjortlund]

Now I have renamed my libs folder to lib and tryed sys.path.append('E:\\Python\\lib') and I still get the same error

[nlsp]

Sorry to see something else must be wrong. I don't have module named 'callstatus', googling around i see an extension exist by that name but not for 3rd, and that it is marked 'deprecated, replaced by sysagent' which turns out to be a link to a .pyd file with no source or installation package.

What functionality do you need from this module?

[lfd]

Maybe this previous thread could help http://discussion.forum.nokia.com/fo...light=sysagent

But I'm not sure if it will work since it does not say anywhere if the binary is for 2nd or 3rd edition. I'll drop an email to Cyke64.

LFD

[hjortlund]

Sorry guys! It seems that my pyd's is not libraries but extensions!

I can understand that extensions have to be installed in "!\sys\bin" via a dev-signed sis file.

So the problem is now, how du I create a SIS file containing my pyd?

[nlsp]

Originally Posted by hjortlund

Sorry guys! It seems that my pyd's is not libraries but extensions!

I can understand that extensions have to be installed in "!\sys\bin" via a dev-signed sis file.

So the problem is now, how du I create a SIS file containing my pyd?

By following the link that lfd kindly pointed you to, yesteeday?

Regards,

Niels

[hjortlund]

Actually no! But I can see your point