Yes zenity or gdialod is what I wanted. Thanks for the link. By binary I
mean executable you can run from shell with arguments and parse its
output or check return code. One can do a lot with this quickly.
Python is too heavy. Shell is already on the device and is enough for
most of the 'glue' not worth of writing in C.
I though this solution would be enough for making UI for kbdd. Just make
a dialog from output of 'hcitool scan' allow user to select the device,
bind rfcomm port and start kbdd deamon.
Frantisek
Kalle Vahlman wrote:
I'm not sure what you mean with "providing as a binary", but I assume
that zenity[1] would work on maemo too.
[1] http://freshmeat.net/projects/zenity
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