[gueninmi]

Hi

I tried the code given from python examples :

import appuifw, telephone, e32
CALL_STATE = {telephone.EStatusUnknown: "unknown",
telephone.EStatusIdle: "idle",
telephone.EStatusDialling: "dialing",
telephone.EStatusRinging: "ringing",
telephone.EStatusAnswering: "answering",
telephone.EStatusConnecting: "connecting",
telephone.EStatusConnected: "connected",
telephone.EStatusReconnectPending: "reconnect pending",
telephone.EStatusDisconnecting: "disconnecting",
telephone.EStatusHold: "hold",
telephone.EStatusTransferring: "transferring",
telephone.EStatusTransferAlerting: "transfer alerting"};
def handle_call(callstate):
print "Current call state: "+CALL_STATE[callstate]
def quit():
app_lock.signal()
appuifw.app.exit_key_handler = quit
appuifw.app.title = u"Call States"
telephone.incoming_call() # waits for an incoming call
telephone.call_state(handle_call) # connects to handle_call for status handling
app_lock=e32.Ao_lock()
app_lock.wait()

but it never prints anything when i call the phone.

==> i din't know how tu use telephone.call_state(handle)

My first aim was to dial then to exit the app when call is finished like :

def handle_call(callstate):
if (callstate == telephone.EStatusHold) or (callstate == telephone.Disconnecting):
app_lock.signal()
appuifw.app.set_exit()

...
telephone.dial(phonenumber)
telephone.call_state(handle_call)

But it doesn't work, the python app is put in background when dialing and never exits.

Is there any solution ?

Thanks

[Rafael T.]

Hi guenimi,

I guess the call states are only detected in an incoming call, so it will not work when you use telephone.dial().



BR,

Rafael, happy to be back at this forum

[gaba88]

hello gueninmi

next time you post any of the code please use the code tags(#) provided in the editor box, this will provide indentation and help others to understand your code.

Regards
Gaba88