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Okay, stopping the alarm and restarting MCE did the trick.

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Originally Posted by Addison View Post
Does this include the built in alarm feature or just something with ASUI?
Alarmd handles alarms for the built-in clock, large statusbar clock, flipclock and others.

I envision one of ASUI's command buttons being used to restart alarmd and MCE.
 

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is it possible to make the bluetooth long press open the paired devices list rather then the pairing dialog?
 

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Originally Posted by tso View Post
is it possible to make the bluetooth long press open the paired devices list rather then the pairing dialog?
Only if someone knows the dbus interface to open it.

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Edit: I've added some documentation for audio lock and a profile for Panucci.

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I should have guessed that there was a reason why it was not working that way already.
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Originally Posted by auouymous View Post
Only if someone knows the dbus interface to open it.

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Edit: I've added some documentation for audio lock and a profile for Panucci.
I have tried with dbus monitor opening the dialog every way I could and there was no dbus method call of any kind.
 
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yea, it seems to be a sub-window of the main bluetooth settings. Anoying.
 
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Originally Posted by tso View Post
yea, it seems to be a sub-window of the main bluetooth settings. Anoying.
METHOD com.nokia.controlpanel /com/nokia/controlpanel/rpc com.nokia.controlpanel.run_applet string:libbluetooth.so boolean:true

The bluetooth settings dialog is opened with that method call. I have yet to figure out how to open the dialog without the control panel being open. I know it is possible because the bluetooth app does it.

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METHOD com.nokia.controlpanel /com/nokia/controlpanel/rpc com.nokia.controlpanel.run_applet string:libinternet.so boolean:true

Wifi settings is the same way.

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If someone were to figure this out then I could add left to right swipes to the bluetooth and wifi widgets to open settings dialogs. I could also add the menu to the asui statusbar applet so the same functionality in the wifi and bluetooth applets could be accessed from it. You could then get to the bluetooth devices dialog with a swipe and a tap.
 

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Originally Posted by auouymous View Post
The bluetooth settings dialog is opened with that method call. I have yet to figure out how to open the dialog without the control panel being open. I know it is possible because the bluetooth app does it.
To open applets without the control panel, you use the osso_cp_plugin_execute function of libosso. However, you need to gtk_init() and have a GLib/GTK+ mainloop running as you're running GTK+ applets directly in your own process
 

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To open applets without the control panel, you use the osso_cp_plugin_execute function of libosso. However, you need to gtk_init() and have a GLib/GTK+ mainloop running as you're running GTK+ applets directly in your own process
So the battery applet could open the dialog and ASUI could send a signal to the battery applet to open the dialog.
 

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