Python for S60 1.9.6

[biggzy]

Python for S60 1.9.6

This release runs on S60 3rd edition, S60 3rd edition FP1, S60 3rd edition FP2 and S60 5th edition devices.

The release includes:
- Installer for Windows platform that includes
----- Getting started guide
----- Nocs signed PyS60 runtime sis which will work on S60 3rdEd, 3rdEdFP1, 3rdEdFP2 and 5thEd devices.
----- Two Nocs signed default capability set PythonScriptShell sis files.
----- Nocs signed high capas PythonScriptShell sis. This sis file comes with higher capabilities than self signed (SwEvent, WriteDeviceData, ReadDeviceData)
----- Unsigned developer certificate PythonScriptShell sis. This sis file can be used for Symbian signing.
----- Application packaging tool with GUI and README
----- Python HTML documentation updated with S60 module reference
- Separate SDK zips for 3rdEdFP1 and 3rdEdFP2. SDK zip contains both gcce and armv5 link libraries. Python 3rdEdFP2 SDK zip will work fine on S60 3rdEd and 5thEd
- OpenC SDK plugin for 3rdEd devices. This zip file needs to be extracted on top of Python 3rdEdFP2 SDK zip to get Python working on S60 3rdEd SDK.
- Python source code
- OpenSSL source code. This source code is released just to be in complaint with the terms of LGPL licensed software. This source code is
nothing to do with PyS60 software.

What is new when compared with PyS60 1.9.5?
- Support for a virtual 4-way directional pad is added for Canvas and text
widgets. This D-Pad is displayed at the bottom of the screen and this
feauture is enabled by default on touch enabled devices. Currently, this is
supported only in the portrait mode and landscape support will be available
in a future release.
The 'full_max' mode is invalidated by this change and is removed in this
release.

- The modules in the base runtime is more refined and hence the size of
application SIS, created using PyS60 Application Packager is reduced.

- A new chapter is added in the PyS60 documentation (Extending and Embedding
PyS60), that is an end-to-end tutorial for creating 3rd party extention
modules and distributing them.

Install Python first, then scripshell then the module pack, install all to same drive.
*NOTE* these apps are needed if you want to run most python applications.

Download Python 1.9.6 HERE
Download Python scriptshell HERE
Download MegaPyModule pack HERE

[stevo1]

do you know if smartsis will work with this on 5800 !

manythanks 

[ALEKSDKS]

do you know if smartsis will work with this on 5800 !

manythanks 

Just try it by yourself. I think will work.

[stevo1]

do you know if smartsis will work with this on 5800 !

manythanks 

Just try it by yourself. I think will work.

tyred with 3 other types an not in mood to install an uninstall all the time !!

cheers anyways

[biggzy]

do you know if smartsis will work with this on 5800 !

manythanks 

i couldnt get it to work on my 5800 so used n85 for that.

[hunter32]

i think you just got to install Py v1.45 and v2.01 on youre 5800 and it will work,lol

[stevo1]

well i have installed

ExtraPowerModulePack_v3.00_UNSIGNED

Python_1.9.6_S60v5_incl scriptshell

PythonForS60_1_4_5_3rdEd_incl scriptshell

an guess what it works and even better smartsisworks aswell so all is good so far but we all know that can change lol

thanks guys 

[SUPER]

will try python there is way  to much chat bout this..

[Seijuro]

ty i was looking for this

pd. i cant see the scrip shell and the modules pack