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2011-03-18
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OK try this for size:
Using the attached code modelled on this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php...08&postcount=4 I fake the keystrokes to do generate the DTMF codes.
FYI The mappings are: 24=q/1 ... 33=p/0 and 40=d/# You don't have to worry about the modifiers as the dialler converts codes to valid DTMF values. For instance:
dials "03...#" very much faster than the dbus calls.
I haven't figured out how to close the keypad on the screen yet but that's all that's missing to make this a quite usable, if ugly, hack.
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2011-03-28
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how do you generally dial/enter the international number after calling your calling card number? Some cards ask for "<country code> phone number", some ask for "011<country code>phone number".
So depending on your calling card system's requirement, you need to choose the number format as the "format required for dtmf tone".
The setting "delay before sending dtmf" can be left as 1 for most cases. Increasing this number is required only if the calling card system makes you wait for a long time before entering the phone number.
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2011-03-28
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how can i use calling card in my n900 nokia. I cannot install any dialing software
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2011-06-09
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2011-06-09
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dbus-monitor --session > /home/user/MyDocs/dbus_log.txt
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2011-07-28
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2011-07-28
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Hi scifi.guy!
Were you able to integrate the code from avidscavenger into your qt application?
The X11 extensions are to much for my weak skills.
I'm currently searching a good solution to send KeyCodes to other applications without using external shell scripts.
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2011-11-23
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2011-11-24
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Using the attached code modelled on this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php...08&postcount=4 I fake the keystrokes to do generate the DTMF codes.
FYI The mappings are: 24=q/1 ... 33=p/0 and 40=d/# You don't have to worry about the modifiers as the dialler converts codes to valid DTMF values. For instance:
I haven't figured out how to close the keypad on the screen yet but that's all that's missing to make this a quite usable, if ugly, hack.