[renzogiust]

Hello,
i would bind an incoming call, executing a particular function when a call is coming (before the user answers).

Is it possible? I found the way to bind keys events, but not this kind of event.

Thanks,
Renzo

[cyke64]

Originally Posted by renzogiust

Hello,
i would bind an incoming call, executing a particular function when a call is coming (before the user answers).

Is it possible? I found the way to bind keys events, but not this kind of event.

Thanks,
Renzo

Welcome to you Renzo to the PyS60 dibo

Have you a 3rd or 2nd phone ?
In 3rd Nokia has provided since PyS60 1.4.1 new feature for handling this case.

Something like that should work (I haven't test it !)

import appuifw
import e32
import telephone


appuifw.app.title = u'Incoming call Test'

def handle_call(state,incoming_call_number):
   pass

def cb_calling(state,incoming_call_number):
   if (state==telephone.EStatusRinging) and incoming_call_number==u"+1111111113":
      handle_call(state,incoming_call_number)


def quit():
    app_lock.signal()

appuifw.app.exit_key_handler= quit
app_lock=e32.Ao_lock()

telephone.call_state(cb_calling)
telephone.incoming_call()

app_lock.wait()

For 2nd edition it should be more difficult because there's no official function available for this.
Try this : download SMSCoop in it there's a phone_ext.pyd extension. Install it in your phone.
This extension provide similar functionalities.

I hope that this answer could help you

links
SMSCoop

Cyke64

[renzogiust]

Thanks a lot Cyke64!

I've a Nokia E65, so it should be a 3rd phone.

Your example is very clear and useful: fantastic!

I'll try it as soon as possible.

Thank you again,
Renzo

[cyke64]

@renzo : I have tried my code but it doesn't work
Perhaps another bug in PyS60 ?
Until now I have seen no example of incoming call nor in official documentation nor in DiBo

Is someone can try or fix this example ?

Thanks

Cyke64

[renzogiust]

Originally Posted by cyke64

@renzo : I have tried my code but it doesn't work
Perhaps another bug in PyS60 ?
Until now I have seen no example of incoming call nor in official documentation nor in DiBo

Is someone can try or fix this example ?

Hi Cyke64,
this works:

import appuifw
import e32
import telephone


appuifw.app.title = u'Incoming call Test'

def handle_call(state):
   appuifw.note(u"Chiamato", "info")
   
def cb_calling(state):
    appuifw.note(unicode('0:' + str(state[0]) + ';1:' + str(state[1])), "info")
    if (state[0]==telephone.EStatusRinging):
        handle_call(state)


def quit():
    app_lock.signal()

appuifw.app.exit_key_handler= quit
app_lock=e32.Ao_lock()

telephone.call_state(cb_calling)
#telephone.incoming_call()

app_lock.wait()

Bye and thanks again,
Renzo

[cyke64]

Originally Posted by renzogiust

Hi Cyke64,
this works:

import appuifw
import e32
import telephone


appuifw.app.title = u'Incoming call Test'

def handle_call(state):
   appuifw.note(u"Chiamato", "info")
   
def cb_calling(state):
    appuifw.note(unicode('0:' + str(state[0]) + ';1:' + str(state[1])), "info")
    if (state[0]==telephone.EStatusRinging):
        handle_call(state)


def quit():
    app_lock.signal()

appuifw.app.exit_key_handler= quit
app_lock=e32.Ao_lock()

telephone.call_state(cb_calling)
#telephone.incoming_call()

app_lock.wait()

Bye and thanks again,
Renzo

Hello Renzo ,

I wrote the code and you have discovered how to use argument in the callback
Now it works on N93 !

Thanks to you

This example is great use for everybody to understand new feature s in the telephone module

BR

Cyke64

[renzogiust]

Originally Posted by cyke64

Hello Renzo ,

I wrote the code and you have discovered how to use argument in the callback
Now it works on N93 !

Thanks to you

This example is great use for everybody to understand new feature s in the telephone module

BR

Cyke64

Fantastic

Now i'm going to continue testing pyS60 features..!

Bye,
Renzo

[deepsight]

whenever i use the telephone module and try to play a sound i get:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<console>", line 1, in ?
File "c:\resource\audio.py", line 83, in play
raise SymbianError,(callback_error[0],
SymbianError: [Errno -21] Error playing file: KErrAccessDenied


any ideas of what and why is getting blocked?
thanks

[croozeus]

Hi deepsight and welcome to the Fantastic Python DiBo !

Would you mind sharing your code so that we can make out your error and respond!

Best Regards
Croozeus

[cassioli]

any sample cource for 2nd edition?

[federico2929]

What about for outgoing calls? is it possible to know the number I am dialing? I know when I am making a call, but not the number I am dialing

any ideas? code example? or a definite no, it can't be done with the current code

[federico2929]

What about for outgoing calls? is it possible to know the number I am dialing? I know when I am making a call, but not the number I am dialing

any ideas? code example? or a definite no, it can't be done with the current code

This is my example code for blocking all codes:


import telephone

def cb_calling(state):
if (state[0]==telephone.EStatusRinging):
handle_call(state)
else:
print "Not ringing yet"
print state


def handle_call(state):
telephone.incoming_call()
telephone.answer()
print state

telephone.call_state(cb_calling)

[chilimix]

Hi,

I,m new in this forum and haven't done that much of python coding. I have a Nokia N95 8GB, and with this code sample below, I only get "incoming call" or "outgoing call". It should work but i does not on my phone.
Anyone with a N95 8GB experiencing same problem?

Thanks in advance.

import appuifw
import e32
import telephone

def handleCall((callState, number)):
	if callState == telephone.EStatusRinging:
		if number == "":
			print "incoming call"
		else:
			print "call from " + number
	elif callState == telephone.EStatusDialling:
		if number == "":
			print "outgoing call"
		else:
			print "call to " + number

def quit():
	app_lock.signal()

appuifw.app.exit_key_handler = quit

app_lock=e32.Ao_lock()

old_title = appuifw.app.title
appuifw.app.title = u"Call Manager"

telephone.call_state(handleCall)

app_lock.wait()

[jambel]

Hello, I'm not sure if I have to open a new post, if so then excuse me and tranfer it.

So I have this code

import appuifw
import e32
import logs
import audio
import telephone

filename = u'e:\\record.wav'

def handleCall((callState, number)):
	if callState == telephone.EStatusRinging:
		if number == "xxxxxxxxx": # where xxx my number
			global S
			S=audio.Sound.open(filename)
			S.record()
			print u'Recording...'

def closing():
	try:
		global S
		S.stop()
		S.close()
		print u'Stopped.'
	except:
		print u'Nothing to stop.'

def quit():
	script_lock.signal()
	# appuifw.app.set_exit()

appuifw.app.exit_key_handler = quit
appuifw.app.menu = [(u"Stop", closing)]
appuifw.app.title = u'Recorder'
telephone.call_state(handleCall)
script_lock = e32.Ao_lock()
script_lock.wait()

and it works like sugar, but when I try to quit python interface python crashes and get stuck.

I'm new in python so be gentle

Any ideas?

Thanks!

[cassioli]

Originally Posted by jambel

Hello, I'm not sure if I have to open a new post, if so then excuse me and tranfer it.

So I have this code


and it works like sugar, but when I try to quit python interface python crashes and get stuck.

I'm new in python so be gentle

Any ideas?

Thanks!

Does this code record a voice call?!? It looks like it start recording "something" as soon ass phone starts RINGING (rather than activating a call).

Should it work on 2nd edition?
I'll give a try...