def add_timer(self, interval, callback, threshold=0):
""" Add timer.
@note: should return an ID assigned to the timer, so that it can be
removed by rem_timer().
"""
return ecore.Timer(interval, callback)
def __init__(self):
# Sets initial parameters
self.core = purple.Purple(__NAME__, __VERSION__, __WEBSITE__, \
__DEV_WEBSITE__, debug_enabled=True, default_path='/tmp')
ecore.Timer(0.01, self.core.iterate_main_loop)
self.account = None
self.buddies = {}
self.conversations = {}
self.protocol = purple.Protocol('prpl-jabber')
self.window = MainWindow()
# Adds libpurple core callbacks
# Updates buddy list
self.core.add_callback('blist', 'update', \
self.__update_blist_cb)
# Updates connection progress
self.core.add_callback('connection', 'connect-progress', \
self.__connection_progress_cb)
# Activates when an account is connected
self.core.add_callback('connection', 'connected', \
self.__connected_cb)
# Activates when an account is disconnected
self.core.add_callback('connection', 'disconnected', \
self.__disconected_cb)
# Activates when a message is sent or received from conversation
self.core.add_callback('conversation', 'write-im', \
self.__write_im_cb)
# Signal when account signed on
self.core.signal_connect('signed-on', self.__signed_on_cb)
# Signal when account signed off
self.core.signal_connect('signed-off', self.__signed_off_cb)
# Signal when buddy signed on
self.core.signal_connect('buddy-signed-on', self.__buddy_signed_on_cb)
# Signed when buddy signed off
self.core.signal_connect('buddy-signed-off',
self.__buddy_signed_off_cb)
# Adds UI callbacks
self.window.add_connection_button_cb(self.connect)
self.window.add_send_button_cb(self.send_message)
self.window.add_exit_cb(self.exit)
# Initializes libpurple
self.core.purple_init()
# Initializes UI
self.window.init_window()
def print_every_300ms():
global counter2
counter2 += 1
print "every 300ms, run:", counter2
return True # keep running, stop_print_every_300ms will stop me
def stop_print_every_300ms(my_timer):
print "stopping 'print_every_300ms' timer"
my_timer.delete()
if __name__ == "__main__":
# Use C-like API
ecore.timer_add(0.5, print_every_500ms, "arg1", 1234, q=890, p=567)
ecore.timer_add(0.6, print_every_600ms_twice)
ecore.timer_add(0.7, print_once_after_700ms)
# Use pythonic API, ecore.Timer() is a class
ecore.Timer(1.0, print_every_1s, "arg1.1", 1234.1, p=567.1)
# keep timer object so we can stop it from the other timer
my_timer = ecore.timer_add(0.3, print_every_300ms)
ecore.timer_add(1.5, stop_print_every_300ms, my_timer)
# regular timer using C-like API, will trigger ecore.main_loop_quit()
ecore.timer_add(3.0, quit_after_3s)
# without a main loop, timers will not work
ecore.main_loop_begin()
#!/usr/bin/env python
import ecore
def cb(n, t, a):
print "cb:", n, t, a
return True
t0 = ecore.timer_add(0.2, cb, 123, "teste", a=456)
t1 = ecore.timer_add(1, ecore.main_loop_quit)
t2 = ecore.Timer(0.5, cb, 789, "bla", a="something in a")
print "before: t0=", t0
print "before: t1=", t1
print "before: t2=", t2
ecore.main_loop_begin()
print "main loop stopped"
print "after: t0=", t0
print "after: t1=", t1
print "after: t2=", t2
t0.delete()
del t0
del t1 # already deleted since returned false
t2.delete()
del t2
ecore.shutdown()