[cyke64]

Hello everybody ,

Here's the new module for 3rd as I have promised you
This module allows you to prevent red key from aborting Python shell or Python app in 3rd edition !
More than that it prevent Python to be closed in low memory condition.

@nslp : no need to recompile pyS60 source code with your patch !

code example :

import envy

print envy.version
print envy.is_app_system() # not yet !
try:
  envy.set_app_system(1) # try to set system your application
                         # (standalone) or python shell if you run it from there !
except: 
  print 'exception !'
  
print envy.is_app_system() # it should work !
print "now it's impossible to abort Python by pressing red key !"
print 'try it to abort python with red key :D'

I have tryed to make has_cap function for testing if a python shell is unsigned or selfsign at the execution but it doesn't work it report false result
I have let in this release you could test it and send me feedback
Just run test_envy2.py ...

links :
envy 3rd 1.0.0 selfsigned
envy 3rd 1.0.0 unsigned

[federico2929]

Great!! No more embarrassing presentations were I close my program by mistake

Thanks

[federico2929]

Hi,

I finally tried using the envy module, and it does set the app
to system, at least according to envy.is_app_system() which returns
a 1, but I am still able to exit using the mighty red key.



I am running the my script through "Python Run" from the python application, does it only work in standalone apps?

I am running the latest firmware and python on a Nokia N95

Thanks,

[cyke64]

Originally Posted by federico2929

Hi,

I finally tried using the envy module, and it does set the app
to system, at least according to envy.is_app_system() which returns
a 1, but I am still able to exit using the mighty red key.



I am running the my script through "Python Run" from the python application, does it only work in standalone apps?

I am running the latest firmware and python on a Nokia N95

Thanks,

Hello federico


It should work with standalone app and also in Python shell(it's also a standalone app )
It doesn't prevent to disable red key but prevent to exit app. When you press red key app go to background.
1) Is your Python shell unsigned (13 caps) ?
2) Is envy.version (1,0,2) ?

Next version(soon !) will allow you to hide app from task manager

BR
Cyke64

[blackpaw]

Brilliant, thanks Cyke - I just posted a question about how to prevent the red key closing my app.