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noobmonkey | # 41 | 2010-02-17, 23:27 | Report

ok figured out
hildon.hildon_gtk_window_set_progress_indicator(di alog, 1)
then
hildon.hildon_gtk_window_set_progress_indicator(di alog, 0)

If i put Import hildon at the top, i get segmentation errors
if i leave it out i get Global name 'hildon' not defined... grrrrrrrrr!!

fatalsaint | # 42 | 2010-02-17, 23:29 | Report

Originally Posted by noobmonkey View Post

ok figured out
hildon.hildon_gtk_window_set_progress_indicator(di alog, 1)
then
hildon.hildon_gtk_window_set_progress_indicator(di alog, 0)

If i put Import hildon at the top, i get segmentation errors
if i leave it out i get Global name 'hildon' not defined... grrrrrrrrr!!

hildon is GTK-based.. you'll need GTK and QT going about it this way .. if possible.

Unfortunately I haven't had to deal with integrating QT into the GTK desktop yet so I can't help you out here.

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noobmonkey | # 43 | 2010-02-17, 23:52 | Report

shattered and almost time for bed!

All working fine

As the code is small, may strip the bit i need out, and start again in QTdesigner

- just paste them back in when needed.

noobmonkey | # 44 | 2010-02-18, 11:16 | Report

changed the latest version a little bit.

made everything smaller and neater.
added maemo firmware version.

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hartti | # 45 | 2010-02-18, 22:41 | Report

@noobmonkey, how do you get the maemo firmware version number?

I tried os.uname() but it does not seem to return it and os.name is no help either...

Hartti

qwerty12 | # 46 | 2010-02-18, 22:48 | Report

Originally Posted by hartti View Post

@noobmonkey, how do you get the maemo firmware version number?

I tried os.uname() but it does not seem to return it and os.name is no help either...

Hartti

I'm not noobmonkey, but "osso-product-info -q OSSO_PRODUCT_RELEASE_VERSION" returns it...

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noobmonkey | # 47 | 2010-02-18, 23:00 | Report

Originally Posted by qwerty12 View Post

I'm not noobmonkey, but "osso-product-info -q OSSO_PRODUCT_RELEASE_VERSION" returns it...

Qwerty, you really are a fountain of knowledge

I didnt know that (Bearing in mind i have 2 weeks of linux, and one week of python, i'd go with qwerty!)

I used a completely different, longer approach lol......

Code:

var_l_MaemoV = os.popen('dpkg -l "mp-fremantle-*"').read()
self.lbl_Maemo_Ver_Info.setText(var_l_MaemoV.strip()[-15:])

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qwerty12 | # 48 | 2010-02-18, 23:03 | Report

Originally Posted by noobmonkey View Post

I didnt know that (Bearing in mind i have 2 weeks of linux, and one week of python, i'd go with qwerty!)

FWIW, I'm a Windows person

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noobmonkey | # 49 | 2010-02-18, 23:06 | Report

Originally Posted by qwerty12 View Post

FWIW, I'm a Windows person

Pen and paper rules lol

hehe me too, but python i'm understanding

- well, except for some lack of documentation issues, if i can't find the obvious answer, i'll hunt terminal for my answer....

(Googling terminal commands is soooo much easier then pymaemo stuff!!)

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hartti | # 50 | 2010-02-18, 23:32 | Report

Ok. Calling that through os.popen() seems to work. Cool.
(I was expecting there to be a python module for getting this without command line stuff :-)

Thanks qwerty12!

Hartti