dbus/python/examples/example-service.py

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#!/usr/bin/env python
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import dbus
import pygtk
import gtk
class SomeObject(dbus.Object):
def __init__(self, service):
dbus.Object.__init__(self, "/SomeObject", service)
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@dbus.method("org.designfu.SampleInterface")
def HelloWorld(self, hello_message):
* python/dbus_bindings.pyx.in: Updated to handle new D-BUS type system - BUS_ACTIVATION -> BUS_STARTER - DBUS_BUS_ACTIVATION -> DBUS_BUS_STARTER - class MessageIter (__init__): Added recursion checking so we throw a nice error instead of just disconnecting from the bus. (get): Added arg_type parameter for recursion. Removed the nil type Added signiture type placeholder (not implemented) Added struct type placeholder (not implemented) Added varient type placeholder (not implemented) Commented out dict type for now (get_element_type): renamed from get_array_type (get_*): changed to use the dbus_message_iter_get_basic API (get_*_array): removed in favor of recursive get_array method (get_array): new recursive method which calls get to marshal the elements of the array (value_to_dbus_sig): New method returns the corrasponding dbus signiture to a python value (append): Comment out dict handling for now Handle lists with the new recursive API Comment out None handling for now (append_nil): removed (append_*): changed to use dbus_message_iter_append_basic API (append_*_array): removed in favor of recursive append_array method (__str__): Make it easier to print out recursive iterators for debugging - class Message (__str__): moved type inspection to the MessageIter class' __str__ method (get_iter): Added an append parameter wich defaults to False If True use the new API's to create an append iterator * python/dbus.py: Update to use new bindings API - TYPE_ACTIVATION -> TYPE_STARTER - class Bus (_get_match_rule): GetServiceOwner -> GetNameOwner - class ActivationBus -> class StarterBus - class RemoteObject (__call__): get an append iterator - (_dispatch_dbus_method_call): get an append iterator - class Object (emit_signal): get an append iterator * python/examples/: Fixed up the examples to work with the new API
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print (str(hello_message))
return ["Hello", " from example-service.py"]
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@dbus.method("org.designfu.SampleInterface")
def GetTuple(self):
* python/dbus.py (class Sender): added to support dbus signals better (Bus::add_signal_receiver): added expand_args parameter which defaults to True. When expand args is True the signal handler will pass the message arguments as parameters to the signal handler. If False revert to previous behavior where the signal handler must get the argument list from the message. This is to help port applications like HAL that have a tendancy to send variable length argument lists. self._match_rule_to_receivers is now a dict of dicts. (Bus::remove_signal_receiver): pop handler off the dict intead of removing it from a list (Bus::_signal_func): change signal handlers so that interface, signal_name, service, path and message are packed into a Sender object and that is passed to the handler. If expand_args is True extract the args list from the message and append it to the parameter list * python/dbus_bindings.pyx.in (class Signature): added to support signiature types (MessageIter::__init__): changed iteration limit to match D-BUS (MessageIter::get*): added INT16, UINT16, SIGNATURE, DICT_ENTRY, STRUCT and VARIENT type support (MessageIter::python_value_to_dbus_sig): made recursive to support recursive types (MessageIter::append*): added Signature, dict, tuple support * python/examples/example-client.py: added examples of getting tuples and dicts * python/examples/example-service.py: added examples of sending tuples and dicts * python/examples/example-signal-recipient.py: Fixed to handle new signal callback format
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return ("Hello Tuple", " from example-service.py")
@dbus.method("org.designfu.SampleInterface")
def GetDict(self):
* python/dbus.py (class Sender): added to support dbus signals better (Bus::add_signal_receiver): added expand_args parameter which defaults to True. When expand args is True the signal handler will pass the message arguments as parameters to the signal handler. If False revert to previous behavior where the signal handler must get the argument list from the message. This is to help port applications like HAL that have a tendancy to send variable length argument lists. self._match_rule_to_receivers is now a dict of dicts. (Bus::remove_signal_receiver): pop handler off the dict intead of removing it from a list (Bus::_signal_func): change signal handlers so that interface, signal_name, service, path and message are packed into a Sender object and that is passed to the handler. If expand_args is True extract the args list from the message and append it to the parameter list * python/dbus_bindings.pyx.in (class Signature): added to support signiature types (MessageIter::__init__): changed iteration limit to match D-BUS (MessageIter::get*): added INT16, UINT16, SIGNATURE, DICT_ENTRY, STRUCT and VARIENT type support (MessageIter::python_value_to_dbus_sig): made recursive to support recursive types (MessageIter::append*): added Signature, dict, tuple support * python/examples/example-client.py: added examples of getting tuples and dicts * python/examples/example-service.py: added examples of sending tuples and dicts * python/examples/example-signal-recipient.py: Fixed to handle new signal callback format
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return {"first": "Hello Dict", "second": " from example-service.py"}
session_bus = dbus.SessionBus()
service = dbus.Service("org.designfu.SampleService", bus=session_bus)
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object = SomeObject(service)
gtk.main()