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« on: October 07, 2009, 12:36:47 AM »

Please mention the following guidelines for posting script files!

[posting]
1. Do not paste the source code in a post, add the file as attachment to the post
2. Describe for what kind of device your script is for like this:
Brand: Nokia
Type: N96, N97, All
Python Version needed: 1.9.7
3. allso add the ini file to the post

[Scripting guidelines:]
With WeeWheel 1.16 it is possible to write your own scripts that can be send to different
phone’s. Now only 3rd and 5th edition devices of the brand Nokia are supported, but it is
possible that we can achieve the same goal on Windows® Mobile devices (With or Without
Python) If you know how to script in Python on Windows® Mobile devices you can make your own
script.

Scripts must be stored in [INSTALL PATH]\Scripts (f.e. C:\Program Files\Dalin-
Tech\WeeWheel\Scripts) also must the scripts have the .py extension. (If you do not want to
script via Python cause you want to make a separate program that can be installed on the
mobile device, create a empty dummy file (f.e. dummy.py))

Each script MUST also have a configuration file, configuration files can be created through
WeeWheel and must be stored in [INSTALL PATH]\Configuration (f.e. C:\Program Files\Dalin-
Tech\WeeWheel\Configuration) note that configuration file must have the same name as
the script file, but with following extension: .ini

[Feeding WeeWheel:]
The accelerometer values must have following format: x:y:z (f.e. 279:307:25)
The keyboard values must have following format: KeyDown:50, KeyUp:50 Where 50 represents the
key that is pressed on the mobile device (do not send key names!)
Every event needs to be sent ONCE so don’t flood for example KeyDown:50, this will hookup and
eventually crash WeeWheel. If sent One time, WeeWheel will hold down the
keyboard/mouse/joystick button that is related to key 50 of your mobile device, till the KeyUp:50
command is sent.

Happy scripting Cheesy
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« Reply #1 on: October 07, 2009, 02:57:57 PM »

Nice update added to weehweel Cheesy
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