[Support thread] Billboard Standby Screen - Page 73 - maemo.org

Active Topics

Camera phone competition March 2023 "Endless" (35)
to General by Maemish - 1 day, 8 hrs ago
TLS 1.2 for N9 is ready (28)
to MeeGo / Harmattan by smartblu9 - 1 day, 10 hrs ago
Maemo repository (3)
to Community by torsen - 2 days, 1 hr ago
Error after installing Leste on sdcard (11)
to Maemo 7 / Leste by Maemish - 2 days, 23 hrs ago
Introducing ubiboot N9 (multiboot OS loader) (1,393)
to Alternatives by smatkovi - 4 days, 5 hrs ago
more...

Page 73 of 118

Thread Tools

	Win7Mac	2013-03-21 , 12:38
	Community Council \| Posts: 664 \| Thanked: 1,648 times \| Joined on Apr 2012 @ Hamburg	#721

This script.
I want the {cell-signal-strength} inline with signal bar and have it the same color.
Thanks.

__________________
Nokia 5110 > 3310 > 6230 > N70 > N9 BLACK 64GB
Hildon Foundation Board member
Maemo Community e.V. co-creator, founder and director since Q4/2016
Current Maemo Community Council member

Quote & Reply |

slarti	2013-03-21 , 12:49
Posts: 277 \| Thanked: 319 times \| Joined on Jan 2010	#722

Originally Posted by Win7Mac

This script.
I want the {cell-signal-strength} inline with signal bar and have it the same color.
Thanks.

Ok, you shouldn't put the tag in to the script but you should call the script with it.

{cell-signal-strength?{script: sh signalbar.sh}}

This ties the execution of the script to changes in the property.

The $percent variable in your script has the exact same value as the {cell-signal-strentgh} property at that time, so use that.

P.S.

The image produced by my previous image tag is just for signal strength in bars (0 bars for no signal and 5 bars for max). Just like on the normal status bar.

Last edited by slarti; 2013-03-21 at 12:53.

Quote & Reply |

The Following User Says Thank You to slarti For This Useful Post:
Win7Mac

	Win7Mac	2013-03-21 , 14:22
	Community Council \| Posts: 664 \| Thanked: 1,648 times \| Joined on Apr 2012 @ Hamburg	#723

Originally Posted by slarti

Ok, you shouldn't put the tag in to the script but you should call the script with it.
{cell-signal-strength?{script: sh signalbar.sh}}
This ties the execution of the script to changes in the property.
The $percent variable in your script has the exact same value as the {cell-signal-strentgh} property at that time, so use that.

This works partial. I can't get the " %" after $percent to show up and when I switch on flightmode it breaks the script and nothing is shown except "}".

Here's my actual script:

Code:

#!/bin/sh

percent=$(qdbus --system com.nokia.csd /com/nokia/csd/csnet com.nokia.csd.CSNet.SignalStrength.SignalPercent)
if [[ $percent -eq -1 ]]
then echo -n "{{red}}Flugmodus an ✈"
else if [[ $percent -ge 20 ]]
then printf "{{yellow}}{{=$(($percent/100)).$((($percent%100)/10))$(($percent%10))}} $percent %"
else if [[ $percent -le 19 ]]
then printf "{{red}}{{=$(($percent/100)).$((($percent%100)/10))$(($percent%10))}} $percent %"
fi
fi
fi

Quote & Reply |

slarti	2013-03-21 , 16:40
Posts: 277 \| Thanked: 319 times \| Joined on Jan 2010	#724

Originally Posted by Win7Mac

This works partial. I can't get the " %" after $percent to show up ...

Use echo instead of printf, or use %% with printf to get a single "%".

Originally Posted by Win7Mac

...and when I switch on flightmode it breaks the script and nothing is shown except "}".

This works for me. I have no idea why it doesn't for you.

That's because the {cell-signal-strength} property isn't there when in Flightmode.

To correct it:

{cell-signal-strength?{script: sh signalbar.sh}}{{red}}{cell-signal-strength!Flugmodus an ✈}

You can drop the -1 evaluation from your script, too, if you want.

In case somebody who knows missed this:

Does anyone know how to get the current cellular radio mode (2g or 3g)?

Last edited by slarti; 2013-03-21 at 21:23. Reason: found the reason

Quote & Reply |

The Following User Says Thank You to slarti For This Useful Post:
Win7Mac

Scarback	2013-03-22 , 05:30
Posts: 3 \| Thanked: 0 times \| Joined on Aug 2012	#725

How do I use differents size texts and font?

I mean like this guy here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/0zrh0zif90...0321141328.png

Last edited by Scarback; 2013-03-22 at 11:40.

Quote & Reply |

Scarback	2013-03-22 , 11:33
Posts: 3 \| Thanked: 0 times \| Joined on Aug 2012	#726

Originally Posted by Scarback

How do I use differents size texts and font?

I mean, like this guy here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/0zrh0zif90...0321141328.png

Quote & Reply |

	Win7Mac	2013-03-22 , 13:27
	Community Council \| Posts: 664 \| Thanked: 1,648 times \| Joined on Apr 2012 @ Hamburg	#727

Originally Posted by Scarback

How do I use differents size texts and font?
I mean like this guy here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/0zrh0zif90...0321141328.png

Not (yet) possible. That guy uses 1 text size (normal) and 1 font (Pure), nothing mixed.

Originally Posted by slarti

That's because the {cell-signal-strength} property isn't there when in Flightmode.
To correct it:
{cell-signal-strength?{script: sh signalbar.sh}}{{red}}{cell-signal-strength!Flugmodus an ✈}
You can drop the -1 evaluation from your script, too, if you want.

This works, but I still have that nasty "}" in white (default in BB) before "Flugmodus an ✈".
I also dropped the -1 evaluation from the script, too.
I quadro-checked for syntax errors, but there aren't; every opening bracket has a closing bracket. Very strange.
But when I run the script from terminal the output is fine with flightmode ON and OFF.

EDIT: Did some further testing and when I edit this line

Code:

{cell-signal-strength?{script: sh signalbar.sh}}{{red}}{cell-signal-strength!Flugmodus an ✈}

Code:

{cell-signal-strength?script: sh signalbar.sh}}{{red}}{cell-signal-strength!Flugmodus an ✈}

the outcome is fine when in flightmode, but the script does not get called when NOT in flightmode.
Seems to me Billboard has a problem here. Any ideas?

Last edited by Win7Mac; 2013-03-22 at 14:44. Reason: added info

Quote & Reply |

	coderus	2013-03-22 , 13:48
	Posts: 6,436 \| Thanked: 12,701 times \| Joined on Nov 2011 @ Ängelholm, Sweden	#728

what about {meecast-icon}
is it broken in current build?

__________________
Telegram | Openrepos | GitHub | Revolut donations

Quote & Reply |

The Following 3 Users Say Thank You to coderus For This Useful Post:
banong, ck2nb, P@t

snooky	2013-03-22 , 17:46
Posts: 239 \| Thanked: 70 times \| Joined on Oct 2010 @ Germany	#729

Originally Posted by coderus

what about {meecast-icon}
is it broken in current build?

looks like... doesn't work for me too... but i need help anyway... but i'm in a hurry so i'll ask later

Quote & Reply |

slarti	2013-03-22 , 21:16
Posts: 277 \| Thanked: 319 times \| Joined on Jan 2010	#730

Originally Posted by Win7Mac

Not (yet) possible. That guy uses 1 text size (normal) and 1 font (Pure), nothing mixed.

This works, but I still have that nasty "}" in white (default in BB) before "Flugmodus an ✈".
I also dropped the -1 evaluation from the script, too.
I quadro-checked for syntax errors, but there aren't; every opening bracket has a closing bracket. Very strange.
But when I run the script from terminal the output is fine with flightmode ON and OFF.

EDIT: Did some further testing and when I edit this line
Code:
{cell-signal-strength?{script: sh signalbar.sh}}{{red}}{cell-signal-strength!Flugmodus an ✈}
to
Code:
{cell-signal-strength?script: sh signalbar.sh}}{{red}}{cell-signal-strength!Flugmodus an ✈}
the outcome is fine when in flightmode, but the script does not get called when NOT in flightmode.
Seems to me Billboard has a problem here. Any ideas?

Now I really have no idea why the extra bracket is there.

I do see why the script doesn't get called when not in flight mode with the latter line but I think you do, too. Did you check the script output for syntax errors? Maybe try it the other way around?

{{red}}{cell-signal-strength!Flugmodus an ✈}{cell-signal-strength?{script: sh signalbar.sh}}

Edit:

This will work:

{{red}}{cell-signal-strength!Flugmodus an ✈}{cell-signal-strength?{script: sh signalbar.sh}

Although, I think this is a bug. IMO every opening bracket should have a closing bracket.

Originally Posted by slarti

Does anyone know how to get the current cellular radio mode (2g or 3g)?

I'll answer this myself.

Code:

~ $ develsh
~ $ qdbus --system com.nokia.csd.CSNet /com/nokia/csd/csnet com.nokia.csd.CSNet.RadioAccess.Technology

Last edited by slarti; 2013-03-22 at 21:23.

Quote & Reply |

The Following 2 Users Say Thank You to slarti For This Useful Post:
minimos, Win7Mac

Page 73 of 118

« Previous Thread | Next Thread »

Forum Jump

All times are GMT. The time now is 19:22.

Active Topics

Camera phone competition March 2023 "Endless" (35)

TLS 1.2 for N9 is ready (28)

Maemo repository (3)

Error after installing Leste on sdcard (11)

Introducing ubiboot N9 (multiboot OS loader) (1,393)

Notices