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2010-09-12
, 18:20
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Joined on Apr 2010
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#12
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Ok, I've made some steps forward. I'm rewriting everything using QT and QCreator. By now, I've done a console-based version and if you want to help use your ssh-fu and try out the script to test it. In the meantime I'll check for a decent gui.
You can find the code and some more details here:
http://leonardo.lilik.it/wordpress/2...ll-log-widget/
keep in mind that the script will not count the minutes before you apply the triggers.txt as explained, so the best to do is to apply the triggers, do some calls, try the script.
ciao
leonardo.
You can find the code and some more details here:
http://leonardo.lilik.it/wordpress/2...ll-log-widget/
keep in mind that the script will not count the minutes before you apply the triggers.txt as explained, so the best to do is to apply the triggers, do some calls, try the script.
ciao
leonardo.
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2010-09-13
, 01:03
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Joined on Jun 2010
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#13
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Hi Leonardo
Thanks again for restarting your work on this widget.
I tried your call-log-terminal application and it worked ok.
This was the xterm output:
The real values retrieved from my el-v1.db are:
sent sms = 6
received sms = 4
ingoing calls = 12 (1 call with end_time=0)
ingoing calls duration = 7min 15s
outgoing calls = 28 (11 calls with end_time=0)
outgoing calls duration = 7min 41s
Comparing the real values with the output from call-log-terminal it seams ok.
The program doesn't count the calls with end_time=0 which i think is correct.
The call duration sum is truncated to the minute. This is a difficult issue as it should be evaluated according to the user plan.
For instance my provider invoices 1 min if outgoing call duration is less or equal to 1min and rounds to the next half minute for durations greater than 1min.
Later on i will try and post the above test with a larger database.
Thanks
Test results with a larger database:
The real values retrieved from my el-v1.db are:
sent sms = 12
received sms = 19
ingoing calls = 86 (with end_time>0)
ingoing calls duration = 71min 3s
outgoing calls = 125 (with end_time>0)
outgoing calls duration = 108min 37s
I think this proves that call-log-terminal is working well.
I suggest that if possible the call time should be evaluated in time period units per call.
For instance if the user time period is 30s a call with 1min 35s should be evaluated as:
1m35s= 95s -> int(95/30+0.9)=4 -> 4X30s=120 -> 120s= 2min
and for a user time period of 1s the result would be 1m35s
Last edited by sacal; 2010-09-13 at 15:57.
Thanks again for restarting your work on this widget.
I tried your call-log-terminal application and it worked ok.
This was the xterm output:
Code:
/home/user/MyDocs # call-log-terminal 2 2010 09 01
DB opened
Debug: "select strftime("%J" ,storage_time, 'unixepoch','localtime' ) from Events order by id limit 1;"
Debug: "select strftime("%J" ,storage_time, 'unixepoch','localtime' ) from Events order by id desc limit 1;"
Debug: "select count(*), sum(end_time-start_time) from Events where service_id=1 and outgoing=0 and strftime("%J",storage_time, 'unixepoch','localtime') > strftime("%J","2010-09-01") and end_time != 0 and local_uid = "ring/tel/ring"
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Warning: You have 11 ingoing calls for a total of 7 minutes
and 17 outgoing calls for a total of 7 minutes
Debug: "select strftime("%J" ,storage_time, 'unixepoch','localtime' ) from Events order by id limit 1;"
Debug: "select strftime("%J" ,storage_time, 'unixepoch','localtime' ) from Events order by id desc limit 1;"
Debug: "select count(*) from Events where service_id=3 and outgoing=0 and strftime("%J",storage_time, 'unixepoch','localtime') > strftime("%J","2010-09-01");
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Warning: SMS query returned 6 sent SMS and 4 received SMS
sent sms = 6
received sms = 4
ingoing calls = 12 (1 call with end_time=0)
ingoing calls duration = 7min 15s
outgoing calls = 28 (11 calls with end_time=0)
outgoing calls duration = 7min 41s
Comparing the real values with the output from call-log-terminal it seams ok.
The program doesn't count the calls with end_time=0 which i think is correct.
The call duration sum is truncated to the minute. This is a difficult issue as it should be evaluated according to the user plan.
For instance my provider invoices 1 min if outgoing call duration is less or equal to 1min and rounds to the next half minute for durations greater than 1min.
Later on i will try and post the above test with a larger database.
Thanks
Test results with a larger database:
~ $ call-log-terminal 1 2010 07 01
DB opened
Warning: You have 86 ingoing calls for a total of 71 minutes
and 125 outgoing calls for a total of 108 minutes
Warning: SMS query returned 12 sent SMS and 19 received SMS
~ $ call-log-terminal 1 2010 07 32
DB opened
Fatal Error: The date entered is invalid!
Aborted
~ $ call-log-terminal 1 2010 15 02
DB opened
Fatal Error: The date entered is invalid!
Aborted
~ $ call-log-terminal 1 01 07 2010
DB opened
Fatal Error: The date entered is invalid!
Aborted
sent sms = 12
received sms = 19
ingoing calls = 86 (with end_time>0)
ingoing calls duration = 71min 3s
outgoing calls = 125 (with end_time>0)
outgoing calls duration = 108min 37s
I think this proves that call-log-terminal is working well.
I suggest that if possible the call time should be evaluated in time period units per call.
For instance if the user time period is 30s a call with 1min 35s should be evaluated as:
1m35s= 95s -> int(95/30+0.9)=4 -> 4X30s=120 -> 120s= 2min
and for a user time period of 1s the result would be 1m35s
Last edited by sacal; 2010-09-13 at 15:57.
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2010-10-10
, 10:25
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Posts: 5 |
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Joined on Apr 2010
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I have to admit that the gui part is quite disappointing. I dowloaded the SDK, tried to use it, there is no documentation on how to make a desktop widget and the only example i found does not run on my n900...
still trying in my spare time.
still trying in my spare time.
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2010-10-10
, 22:58
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Posts: 165 |
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Joined on Jun 2010
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If i may suggest an easier / faster way of creating a widget take a look at:
Queen Beacon Widget.
and
Queen_BeeCon_Widget WIKI
If you agree i can also try to create a QBW widget using your script.
Queen Beacon Widget.
and
Queen_BeeCon_Widget WIKI
If you agree i can also try to create a QBW widget using your script.
If you need any help on testing i will do it with pleasure.