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2008-01-16
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2008-01-17
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i'm doing similar stuff in ruby.. if you get acquainted with dbus you won't ever be hung out to dry,.. and python's dbus implementation (as far as i've seen) is a little better than ruby's so you should be good to go.. cuz i can do just about everything i need to.
good luck and i'd be happy to help a bit if you have any questions because i've found no easy documentation to learning all this stuff (at least for ruby)
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2008-01-17
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2008-01-17
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Please do keep us updated as I am playing around with python and bluetooth. So far I have been able to discover devices, but what I really want to do is use the RFCOMM stuff, but have not been able to locate a lot of information on this. My desire is to control a microcontroller circuit with the N800 using BT.
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I trying to code an App using python for get connected using PAN via Bluetooth. Which is the better way to do it? Using PyBluez or DBus stuff?
Regards,
Taguapire.