dbus/python/examples/example-signal-recipient.py
John (J5) Palmieri 8d1e7dfeb9 * ChangeLog: clean up my last entry a bit
* doc/introspect.xsl: New stylesheet for converting introspection data
	into browser renderable xhtml. Contributed by Lennart Poettering.

	* doc/introspect.dtd: Fixups in the introspect format from Lennart
	Poettering.

	* doc/dbus-tutorial.xml:
	- Add Colin Walter to the Authors section for authoring the GLib
	section
	- Add descriptions of the new signature and type functionality
	in the Python complex type mapping section
	- Add a sidenote on the new args matching functionality in
	the Python bindings
	- Fixed up some of the examples to use the gobject.MainLoop
	instead of gtk.main

	* python/_dbus.py:
	(Bus::_create_args_dict): New. Converts a hash of arg matches
	to a more useable format
	(Bus::add_signal_receiver): add a **keywords parameter for catching
	arg match parameters
	(Bus::remove_signal_receiver): add a **keywords parameter for catching
	arg match parameters

	* python/matchrules.py:
	(MatchTree::exec_matches): Check for arg matches
	(SignalMatchRule::add_args_match): New method
	(SignalMatchRule::execute): Added args_list parameter as an optimization
	so we don't have to marshal the args more than once
	(SignalMatchRule::match_args_from_list): New method that checks to see
	if the rule's arg matches match an argument list.  Only arguments
	set in the rule are checked.
	(SignalMatchRule::match_args_from_rule): New method that checks to see
	if the rule's arg matches match another rule's.  All args have to match
	in order for this method to return true.  If either rule has more args
	then it is not a match.
	(SignalMatchRule::is_match): Add args match
	(SignalMatchRule::repr): Add args to the final output if they exist
2005-08-18 04:04:57 +00:00

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#!/usr/bin/env python
import dbus
import dbus.decorators
import dbus.glib
import gobject
def handle_reply(msg):
print msg
def handle_error(e):
print str(e)
def emit_signal():
#call the emitHelloSignal method
object.emitHelloSignal(dbus_interface="org.designfu.TestService")
#reply_handler = handle_reply, error_handler = handle_error)
return True
bus = dbus.SessionBus()
object = bus.get_object("org.designfu.TestService","/org/designfu/TestService/object")
def hello_signal_handler(hello_string):
print ("Received signal and it says: " + hello_string)
@dbus.decorators.explicitly_pass_message
def catchall_signal_handler(*args, **keywords):
#The dbus.handler directive passes in the special __dbus_message__ variable
dbus_message = keywords["dbus_message"]
print "Caught signal " + dbus_message.get_member()
for arg in args:
print " " + str(arg)
def catchall_hello_signals_handler(hello_string):
print ("Received a hello signal and it says ") + hello_string
@dbus.decorators.explicitly_pass_message
def catchall_testservice_interface_handler(hello_string, dbus_message):
print "org.designfu.TestService interface says " + hello_string + " when it sent signal " + dbus_message.get_member()
object.connect_to_signal("HelloSignal", hello_signal_handler, dbus_interface="org.designfu.TestService", arg0="Hello")
#lets make a catchall
bus.add_signal_receiver(catchall_signal_handler)
bus.add_signal_receiver(catchall_hello_signals_handler, dbus_interface = "org.designfu.TestService", signal_name = "HelloSignal")
bus.add_signal_receiver(catchall_testservice_interface_handler, dbus_interface = "org.designfu.TestService")
gobject.timeout_add(2000, emit_signal)
# Tell the remote object to emit the signal
loop = gobject.MainLoop()
loop.run()