On Tue, 2013-07-30 at 10:44 +0100, Iain Lane wrote: > In implementing the Time and Date settings[0], I need to know how to > answer the question in the subject. We have NM's D-Bus API - does that > cover all cases (mobile data, flight mode, containment [ok, that's not > relevant for system settings, but more generally], ...) or is there > something else to use here?
To be clear, you shouldn't use the D-Bus API, but instead the library. You can check to see whether wireless is enabled/disabled and where the connectivity is coming from using those APIs. You probably just want the functions on the NM.Client object. I can help you with specific snipets if you're looking for a particular value. > - If there's no carrier selected - check [0] for unregistered/denied > (via ofono-qt as it's bound there)? > - If there's a carrier selected but there's no data connection. I > guess this is either if there isn't a data signal or if the user has > disabled it. I'm a bit confused on why you need these, I don't see where in the spec. Just checking to see if the wireless is connected is unfortunately not enough for timezone detection, as some networks don't provide it. For instance, I believe last time I was in Germany they did not. Sad that isn't just part of the GSM spec, but eh, I guess some people really want to save data. Ted
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