dbus/python/examples/example-signal-emitter.py
John (J5) Palmieri ac3b8d0a70 * python/dbus_bindings.pyx.in:
- added new type classes for hinting to the marashaler what type
to send over the wire
- added int16 and uint16 marshalers
- Fixed a bug in the type constants that caused int32 to go out
as uint16 over the wire
* python/dbus.py: split up into different files and renamed _dbus.py
* python/__init__.py, python/_util.py, python/decorators.py,
python/exceptions.py, python/proxies.py, python/services.py,
python/types.py: new files split off from dbus.py
* python/Makefile.am: Add new files, remove dbus.py and
install all python files to <python module dir>/dbus
* python/examples/*: Added #!/usr/bin/env python to the top of
every example.  Patch provided by Tatavarty Kalyan
2005-05-01 19:34:58 +00:00

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#!/usr/bin/env python
import dbus
import gtk
class TestObject(dbus.Object):
def __init__(self, service):
dbus.Object.__init__(self, "/org/designfu/TestService/object", service)
@dbus.signal('org.designfu.TestService')
def HelloSignal(self, message):
# The signal is emitted when this method exits
# You can have code here if you wish
pass
@dbus.method('org.designfu.TestService')
def emitHelloSignal(self):
#you emit signals by calling the signal's skeleton method
self.HelloSignal("Hello")
return "Signal emitted"
session_bus = dbus.SessionBus()
service = dbus.Service("org.designfu.TestService", bus=session_bus)
object = TestObject(service)
gtk.main()