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Re: SMS from CLI (Command Line)?

The problem with autosend is that the conversation app always popups showing the sent message, there's no way in QtMobility to avoid this.
I can easily add this feature, but is it what you want/need?

To avoid simultaneous database writes I'll add an "IMMEDIATE TRANSACTION", thanks.

Re: SMS from CLI (Command Line)?

I would want it to pop up, I think that would be the expected behaviour for me! I use smssend over ssh at work so I'm not obviously using my phone but I can still look at it for replies. I also schedule (alarmd) sms messages if I'm up in the night (kids) and don't want to wake people so it's useful to get that feedback that it was sent!

Re: SMS from CLI (Command Line)?

Ok, I'll add this feature soon. ;)

Re: SMS from CLI (Command Line)?

0.1.4 Works a charm! Thank you very much.

Re: SMS from CLI (Command Line)?

Many thanks for the feedback. :)

Re: SMS from CLI (Command Line)?

I'll definitely be trying this at some point soon. But hutchinsfairy, I might have something that interests you so you can check your replies without looking at your phone...

http://sprunge.us/HMQH?sh
(plain text: http://sprunge.us/HMQH)

Help message:

Code:

<user@t900:~> texts --help

Usage: texts [-h|--help] [-n <contact name>] [-d <date of earliest message to be returned>|--latest|--recent]

--latest or --recent switch gives last 24 hours' worth

Last 24 hours' worth (piped to tail to get last 3 messages):

Code:

<user@t900:~>$ texts --latest | tail -n 3

2011-02-09 1748        Simon        <        Running by Tesco on my way home. Anything you guys need? Si :-)

2011-02-09 1801        Simon        >        vitamins, if it's not too late

2011-02-09 1907        Rikki        <        Http://innocentdrinks.com/recipearchive

As you can see, it puts the date and time, their number or their name if it knows it (from an optional mapping file, tab-separated number to name), then < for incoming or > for outgoing, then the message.

First three messages from a particular date from a particular person (it looks at an optional mapping file to turn numbers into names):

Code:

<user@t900:~>$ texts -d 2010-04-01 -n Kiwi | head -n 3

2010-04-02 1507        Kiwi        <        Are your faces going to be at Claires tomorrow? Looking forward to seeing you if the are. Xx

2010-04-02 1509        Kiwi        >        didn't know Claire had a thing. kinda want to see Tiny anyway.

2010-04-02 1511        Kiwi        <        Is Tiny visiting? Bring him to Claires!? How are you? X

There are a lot of ways this could be improved (it'd be very nice for instance to be able to use the N900's contacts database itself rather than a mapping file, but I don't know how) but this does the trick for now.

Hope it helps.

Re: SMS from CLI (Command Line)?

To promote the smssend package please test and rate for karma
http://maemo.org/packages/package_in...smssend/0.1.5/

Re: SMS from CLI (Command Line)?

If someone cares this is the code to save a sms in the sent folder using rtcom-eventlogger:

Code:

bool SmsSender::saveMsgToSentFolder(QString number, QString message)

{

    bool result = false;

    QString partNumber = number.right(7);



    RTComElEvent* ev = rtcom_el_event_new();



    RTCOM_EL_EVENT_SET_FIELD(ev, service, g_strdup(QString("RTCOM_EL_SERVICE_SMS").toLatin1().data()));

    RTCOM_EL_EVENT_SET_FIELD(ev, event_type, g_strdup(QString("RTCOM_EL_EVENTTYPE_SMS_OUTBOUND").toLatin1().data()));

    RTCOM_EL_EVENT_SET_FIELD(ev, start_time, time(NULL));

    RTCOM_EL_EVENT_SET_FIELD(ev, end_time, time(NULL));

    RTCOM_EL_EVENT_SET_FIELD(ev, is_read, TRUE);

    RTCOM_EL_EVENT_SET_FIELD(ev, remote_ebook_uid, 0);

    RTCOM_EL_EVENT_SET_FIELD(ev, local_uid, g_strdup(QString("ring/tel/ring").toLatin1().data()));

    RTCOM_EL_EVENT_SET_FIELD(ev, local_name, g_strdup(QString("<SelfHandle>").toLatin1().data()));

    RTCOM_EL_EVENT_SET_FIELD(ev, remote_uid, number.toLatin1().data());

    RTCOM_EL_EVENT_SET_FIELD(ev, remote_name, g_strdup(QString("").toLatin1().data()));

    RTCOM_EL_EVENT_SET_FIELD(ev, group_uid, g_strdup(partNumber.toLatin1().data()));

    RTCOM_EL_EVENT_SET_FIELD(ev, free_text, g_strdup(message.toUtf8().data()));



    int id = rtcom_el_add_event(m_El, ev, NULL);

    if (id >= 0){

        QUuid uid = QUuid::createUuid();

        rtcom_el_add_header(m_El, id, QString("message-token").toLatin1().data(), uid.toString().toLatin1().data(), NULL);

        result = true;

    }



    rtcom_el_event_free(ev);



    return result;

}

Re: SMS from CLI (Command Line)?

Sakya, do you have any plans to try to figure out longer-than-160-char texts?

Re: SMS from CLI (Command Line)?

Hi,

I get

Code:

ERR: Failed to send at+cmgf command

From a comment in the source I understand (or think so) that it's because my SIM card is PIN protected.

I don't want to remove the PIN from my card, and I guess that the PIN code must be stored somewhere in the device for use when the "normal" sms application needs it.

-> Have you planned to search on that subject? I'll also search on my side and let you know if I find something.