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PyS60 1.4.3 is now available
croozeus | 28 April, 2008 15:23
Today, the new release of Python for S60 (PyS60 1.4.3) was spotted on sourceforge.net
The new release has some useful featured introduced for SMS and GPS and some bug fixes.
The new release can be downloaded from sourceforge.net
The release notes for the release can be seen here
Changes in 1.4.3 from 1.4.2:
* Added functionality to set the recipient name in messaging.sms_send().
* Added to the positioning module the last_position() function which fetches the last
obtained position without powering up the GPS device.
* Increased the maximum length of the message that can be sent using messaging.sms_send()
to 39015 characters.
Corrected defects:
1891830: positioning.stop_position() does not shutdown GPS
833627: sms content is truncated to the first 256 characters
The new release 1.4.3 is not officially announced on the Python discussion board yet,
I guess it will be announced shortly.
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bogdan.galiceanu | 28/04/2008, 15:52
Nice. I was wondering when they were going to release it.
I must admit I had hoped for a more impressive list of changes, but baby steps isn't too bad of an approach either I guess, as long as they keep working on the project.
Cheers and can't wait for 1.4.4,
Bogdan