# Ubuntu kinda wrecks this be not following the
# standard - you can't set how long the message stays up for.
# I suggest fixing this with a PPA off the net
# https://launchpad.net/~leolik/+archive/leolik?field.series_filter=lucid
# callback work around:
# http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8727937/callbacks-and-gtk-main-loop
from qtvcp.core import Status
from qtvcp.lib import sys_notify
# Set up logging
from qtvcp import logger
log = logger.getLogger(__name__)
STATUS = Status()
sys_notify.init('notify')
class Notify:
def __init__(self):
self.statusbar = None
self.lastnum = 0
self.notify_list = []
self.alarmpage = []
self.critical_message = None
self.normal_message = None
STATUS.connect('shutdown', self.cleanup)
# This prints a message in the status bar (if available)
# the system notifier (if available)
# adds an entry to the alarm page (if available)
# Ubuntu kinda wrecks this be not following the
# standard - you can't set how long the message stays up for.
# I suggest fixing this with a PPA off the net
# https://launchpad.net/~leolik/+archive/leolik?field.series_filter=lucid
# callback work around:
# http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8727937/callbacks-and-gtk-main-loop
from qtvcp.core import Status
from qtvcp.lib import sys_notify
# Set up logging
from qtvcp import logger
log = logger.getLogger(__name__)
STATUS = Status()
sys_notify.init('notify')
class Notify:
def __init__(self):
self.statusbar = None
self.notify_list = []
self.alarmpage = []
STATUS.connect('shutdown', self.cleanup)
# This prints a message in the status bar (if available)
# the system notifier (if available)
# adds an entry to the alarm page (if available)
def notify(self, title, message,icon="", status_timeout=0, timeout=2):
messageid = None
try:
