[Take0n]

Hello

I want to know if it is possible to debug whatever happens in my phone. I mean I want to open apps like camera or bluetooth and then debug it so that I can see what files are running while I am doing what I'm doing...

Is there such app or is it possible to make one?

[croozeus]

Hi,

I don't know what you mean by "see what files are running while I am doing what I'm doing"

We have some PyS60 Debugging Techniques defined here. May be you can use one of them...

BR,
Croozeus

[Take0n]

Hello and thanks for your reply

I want to make some shortcuts using python.
I made a shortcut to reboot my phone by running the file "starter.exe". I also made a shortcut to the themes section by running the app "psln.exe".

but I don't know which .exe file is for i.e. running bluetooth or standby etc. so I am looking for an application that will tell me what is running every time I run something in my phone. I mean when I click on "active standby" and then "on" something has to be run in order to enable it.. I just want to know which app. Not only for standby but for everything I run on my phone.

Is it possible?

Sorry for my bad English...

[croozeus]

Well, there is a way by which you can find the .app files for all applications on the device.

Use the appswitch extension:

>>>import appswitch
>>>appswitch.application_list(0)

It returns tuple with application names. For eg. if it returns u'camera' then !\system\apps\camera\camera.app must exist !

Thus you can find all other files and launch them...

Best Regards,
Croozeus

[Take0n]

I tried following:

import appswitch
a = appswitch.application_list(0)
print a

and I got following:

(u'Python', u'Standby mode', u'akncapserver', u'aknnfysrv', u'UpnpNotifAppServer')

What does that mean?

Thanks this might help me but could you please explain what it shows exactly? I will test some things with this but I would appreciate if you could help me by explaining

Thank you very very much

[gaba88]

Hi TakeOn

the appswitch.application_list() returns you a lists of tuples. And first tuple which you are getting is applications which are currently running in your device.

Enjoy Pythoning
Gaba88

[Take0n]

Thank you gaba88 for that!

Is there a way to enable/disable active standby using python? That's what I am trying to do and the reason I want to see what files are being run is to be able to see the name of active standby so I can enable/disable it..

[gaba88]

Originally Posted by Take0n

Thank you gaba88 for that!
Is there a way to enable/disable active standby using python?

AFAIK in python we dont have anything to make the active standby enable or disable.

Originally Posted by Take0n

That's what I am trying to do and the reason I want to see what files are being run is to be able to see the name of active standby so I can enable/disable it..

I am not getting this part of your question properly can you elaborate it. Hope you dont mind that.

Enjoy Pythoning
Gaba88

[Sorcery-ltd]

Not every command causes a new executable to be run. You can see that "Standby mode" is running - that one application can have both the normal standby screen and the active version.

I don't think an API to switch between the two is available in Python.

Sorcery

[gaba88]

hi
yes sorcery is correct.
In python we can only take a application to background or foreground that also with the help of appswitch extension.

Gaba88

[ck.umraliya]

Hi All
It will be a really nice work if someone comes up with an extension which can handle active standby in PyThons60.
Hoping and Waiting...