[agrauballe]

I'm struggling with my extension so I may need some help.
The goal for the extension is to print the ID (number) of a Caller in python on Nokia 6630 and 6680.

The problem from my point of view is that it's not possible to get the caller number from the etel api in S60 2nd FP2 sdk, so you need to use 3rd party etelmm.h and etelmm.lib from another sdk.
Do you need to install these files on the phone as well or are they only needed to compile?

The C++ code below is mainly something that I found on the net, since I'm a beginner.
The code compiles fine but when I try to run the extionsion on the phone by CallerId.GetId() python crashs. This happens both while the phone is receiving a call and in idle mode.

What is wrong and is it possible to get the Caller number like this?
Please help me.
/Anders

#include "Python.h"
#include "symbian_python_ext_util.h"
#include <etelmm.h>


/*
 * Get caller ID
 */
extern "C" PyObject *
CallerId(PyObject* /*self*/)
{
TBuf<20> callNum; 
RMobileCall m_currentCall;
RMobileCall::TMobileCallInfoV1 callInfo;
RMobileCall::TMobileCallInfoV1Pckg callInfoPckg(callInfo);
m_currentCall.GetMobileCallInfo(callInfoPckg);
callNum=callInfo.iRemoteParty.iRemoteNumber.iTelNumber;

  return Py_BuildValue("(i)",callNum);
}


///////////////////////////////////////////
//// PYTHON INTEGRATION CODE //////////////
///////////////////////////////////////////

extern "C" {

  static const PyMethodDef CallerId_methods[] = {
    {"GetId", (PyCFunction)CallerId, METH_NOARGS, NULL},
    {NULL,              NULL}           /* sentinel */
  };

  DL_EXPORT(void) initsysinfo(void)
  {
    PyObject *m;

    m = Py_InitModule("Id", (PyMethodDef*)CallerId_methods);
  }
} /* extern "C" */

GLDEF_C TInt E32Dll(TDllReason)
{
  return KErrNone;
}

and the mmp file

TARGETTYPE	dll
TARGET		CallerId.pyd

TARGETPATH	\system\libs

SYSTEMINCLUDE 	\epoc32\include
SYSTEMINCLUDE 	\epoc32\include\libc

userinclude   ..\..\core\Symbian
userinclude   ..\..\core\Include
userinclude   ..\..\core\Python

USERINCLUDE   . 

LIBRARY 	python222.lib
LIBRARY 	euser.lib
LIBRARY		etelmm.lib


SOURCE		CallerId.cpp

[simo.salminen]

Try this:

return Py_BuildValue("u#", callInfo.iRemoteParty.iRemoteNumber.iTelNumber.Ptr(), callInfo.iRemoteParty.iRemoteNumber.iTelNumber.Length());

I suggest then setting up a logger, and go through line by line. Example how to setup logger can be found in this example: http://pymbian.sourceforge.net/misc/...0.20051019.zip. Remember to create c:\logs\<your_debug_dir> to phone.

[cassioli]

So did it worked?
Have we got a python module for 2nd edition which provides caller id?

[croozeus]

Originally Posted by cassioli

So did it worked?
Have we got a python module for 2nd edition which provides caller id?

I don't think we have it as yet!
May be you could use the logs module that comes with Pys60.

Best Regards,
Croozeus

[cassioli]

Originally Posted by croozeus

I don't think we have it as yet!
May be you could use the logs module that comes with Pys60.

Best Regards,
Croozeus

are the logs updated as soon as the phone starts ringing, or only after the call is closed?
In the first case, they could be used to determine caller id or current call, else they could be useful only for statistical purposes...

[unbehagen]

Did you succeed? I would love to have a callerid module in python (or J2ME). Are there any solutions to this yet? Sorry for bumping this old thread, but I can't find anything to solve my problem without coding native C++. Any help is appreciated!

[unbehagen]

Never mind, I found it!
when registered via telephone.call_state(handle_call), handlecall now receives two arguments, the second being the calling number.