[gaba88]

hi to all
i want to make a file whose contents are constantly changing with a function whose output are simple integer numbers.
i am trying to write the output of the function in the file using f.write() but i am not sucessfull can anyone help me out.
thanks a lot

[croozeus]

Originally Posted by gaba88

hi to all
i want to make a file whose contents are constantly changing with a function whose output are simple integer numbers.
i am trying to write the output of the function in the file using f.write() but i am not sucessfull can anyone help me out.
thanks a lot

If you could share your code, people might be able to help you.

And remember to post the code using the CODE(#) tabs

Best Regards,
Croozeus

[gaba88]

my code goes like this

def myfunction()
   whose output goes changing with a single click
input = myfunction()
logfile = open('c:\\test.txt','w')
logfile.write(input)
logfile.close()

but i am very sad that i am getting a error in that something like this:
argument 1 must be a string or read only character buffer not none.
my outputs are numbers

[croozeus]

Please post the code for myfunction()

Originally Posted by gaba88

def myfunction()
   whose output goes changing with a single click

And by the way how do you "Click" ?

Best Regards,
Croozeus

[shubhendra]

Oh my friend, use of keyword "input" is giving you an error. Try with some other like xyz

def myfunction()
   whose output goes changing with a single click
xyz = myfunction()
logfile = open('c:\\test.txt','w')
logfile.write(xyz)
logfile.close()

[gaba88]

nice question croozeus
by a click means whenever i press a button in my keypad the output of myfunction changes.
hope you got it this time and that change i want to write it in a file.
waitin for ur reply

[bogdan.galiceanu]

Originally Posted by gaba88

hope you got it this time and that change i want to write it in a file.

Hi GD (gabba88) (exoersist ) (gargidas19188)

Please post the code for myfunction()

[gaba88]

Originally Posted by shubhendra

Oh my friend, use of keyword "input" is giving you an error. Try with some other like xyz

def myfunction()
   whose output goes changing with a single click
xyz = myfunction()
logfile = open('c:\\test.txt','w')
logfile.write(xyz)
logfile.close()

hi subhendra
i am not using the text input as i shown it as an example only.

[croozeus]

Originally Posted by croozeus

If you could share your code, people might be able to help you.

Originally Posted by croozeus

Please post the code for myfunction()

Originally Posted by bogdan.galiceanu

Hi GD (gabba88) (exoersist ) (gargidas19188)

Please post the code for myfunction()

Best Regards,
Croozeus

[gaba88]

hi bogdan after all you got my real name
sorry for replying late my code goes like this"

import appuifw
import graphics
import e32

keyboard_state={}
last_keycode=0

def myfunction():
    canvas.clear()
    canvas.text((0,48),u'Last received keycode:', 0x008000)    
    f = canvas.text((0,60),u'%s'%(last_keycode))
    logfile = open('c://keylogger.txt','w')
    logfile.write(f)
    logfile.close()

make a note this is just the code for myfunction().
hope you all will help me
when i m makin a write to a file it give a error

[croozeus]

Originally Posted by gaba88

import appuifw
import graphics
import e32

keyboard_state={}
last_keycode=0

def myfunction():
    canvas.clear()
    canvas.text((0,48),u'Last received keycode:', 0x008000)    
    f = canvas.text((0,60),u'%s'%(last_keycode))
    logfile = open('c://keylogger.txt','w')
    logfile.write(f)
    logfile.close()

Errors:

1) Where have you defined "canvas" ? Defining Canvas is missing.

2) You mixed up the slashes in the path. It should be \\ instead of //

3) You are trying to write the latest keypress on the canvas.

But again why do you want to write the canvas to the file
and you make last_keycode=0 so you want to write "0 " everywhere. Why do all this stuff then?

Does it make sense to any one?

Best Regards,
Croozeus

[bogdan.galiceanu]

Originally Posted by croozeus

Does it make sense to any one?

Definitely not to me.

gaba88, please try to build your code as logically as possible. And maybe you should add comments.

[croozeus]

I strongly recommend gabba88 to read the Mobile Python Book based on Rapid Prototyping of Applications on the Mobile Platform by Jürgen Scheible and Ville Tuulos.

Its a must read book for PyS60 developers, especially begineers.

Best Regards,
Croozeus

[Versoul]

gaba88 what you wont to do?if you wont only write last_keycode to file do so

import appuifw
import graphics
import e32

keyboard_state={}
last_keycode=0

def myfunction():
    canvas.clear()
    f=str(last_keycode)
    canvas.text((0,48),u'Last received keycode:'+f, 0x008000)    
    logfile = open('c://keylogger.txt','w')
    logfile.write(f)
    logfile.close()

if keycode in hex use f=last_keycode.decode('hex') or f=last_keycode.encode('hex')

[y.a.k]

@gaba

The error you mentioned earlier says you want to write a number to a file. You can't do that by directly passing a number to write() method. A file is a stream of bytes/chars, in ither words a string. Therefore you first have to convert your number to a string. The simpliest way is:

logfile.write(str(f))