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Originally Posted by JLo View Post
Hello,

you have developed a great App so far and I use it every day at work.
Thanks. Always good to hear if people find use for the creation.

Is it possible to support the feature to enable/disable the Bluetooth by a rule?
That should be possible, since there is already an application in Nokia Store that switches Bluetooth on/off. I just didn't find the API to do it with a quick look. Maybe it can be done with DBus call. It should be relatively fast thing to implement, if anyone knows the API or DBus call to do it, let me know and it might get into the next version.

How about providing a rule based on calendar events? I synchronize my N9 with Outlook for my meetings.
That's been asked by few people, and I will implement it. But most likely I'll do WiFi based rules first since that's been asked more.

How about creating a rules with priorities? Means define within the rule setup in the condition the priority e.g. Highest, High, Mid, Low, Lowest. This is the important priority for Start and End Time. Anyhow, I don't know your new implementation of Start/End Time. Maybe you have something similar implemented.
Correct me if I misunderstood what priority means here, but if I understood correctly then that is implemented. The ordering of the rules defines their priority. The first rule has higher priority than the following rules. So for example if there is overlapping start/end times in different rules, the rule first in the list takes precedence.

And on unrelated note, I'm starting to again change my mind about cell id location rules. Their potential for energy efficient location matching is just too tempting that I think I will include it. For a program that is meant to always run on background, GPS rules are in my opinion out of the question and I'm sceptical even about cell id + geolocation using database. But I have to do some more experimenting before I make up my mind.