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Python for S60 1.4.4 is here
bogdan.galiceanu | 27 June, 2008 19:33
Just to inform Python enthusiasts that PyS60 version 1.4.4 has just been released!
Here's a list of improvements:
- PC Suite synchronized contact field types broken
- e32.start_service() crashes pys60 1.4.2
- unread(sms_id) returns 32
- calendar can't see appointments on last day of a month
- Audio.say won't say äö
- print in _internalsocketobject
- PyS60 1.4.0 text drawing fails on Image with tuple
- select_access_point() and access_points() bug
- custom font drawing dont work with Image
- error import socket because e32socket error
More info in the release announcement thread
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bit more release notes
truf | 30/06/2008, 10:56
v 1.4.4. Feature additions:
* globalui module added for displaying notes and queries from
background applications.
* Added functionality to mark SMS's in the inbox as read or unread.
* Added support for S60 SDK 3.1 with a separate SDK ZIP. Resolves bug
1760277.
* Added the twipsize attribute to graphics objects as part of
resolving bugs 1784027 and 1758727.
* The S60 3.1 SDK ZIP package also supports the S60 3.2 SDK, with the
following limitations:
(a) Missing feature: The sensor module is not supported on 3.2.
(b) Known defect: The statement "print ''" crashes the script shell.
RE:Python for S60 1.4.4 is here
anees042 | 27/06/2008, 22:13
Hello Galiceanu,
Thanks for the update.