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#!/usr/bin/env python
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# This is an example of how to use DCOP Signals with
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# the dcoppython KDE bindings.
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# something goes wrong if you don't import pcop first.
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# Have to do this till I find out why...
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import pcop
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import pydcop
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class MyObject(pydcop.DCOPServerObject):
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"""DCOP server object"""
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def __init__(self, id='pythontest'):
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pydcop.DCOPServerObject.__init__(self, id)
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# DCOP needs types, so we need to initialise the object with the methods that
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# it's going to provide.
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self.setMethods( [('void test(TQString)', self.test)])
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def test(self, data):
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print("New Weather for " + data)
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appid = pydcop.registerAs('dcopSignalTest')
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print("Server: %s starting" % appid)
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pytest = MyObject()
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sender = "KWeatherService"
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senderObj = "WeatherService"
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signal = "fileUpdate(TQString)"
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receiverObj = "pythontest"
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slot = "test(TQString)"
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volatile = 1
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pydcop.connectDCOPSignal(sender,senderObj,signal,receiverObj,slot,volatile)
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# Enter event loop
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while 1:
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pydcop.processEvents()
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