Hi Arigead,

First of all thanks for your interest in Navit.

There is indeed a navit-dev mailing list, but it isn't much used. Your
best bet would probably be to come in the IRC channel during Western
European business hours / early evening, i'm sure you will get an answer
quite fast (there is usually between 45 and 60 peoples in the chan).

Happy hacking,

K-

Le 09/09/2010 10:04, Arigead a écrit :
> Hello all,
>     I want to made changes to the navit code. Perhaps I'd best explain
> what it is I'm trying to do.
>
> I'm working on a European research project, one part of which is to do
> with monitoring user actions and pre-empting them if the leaning system
> has established some sort of pattern. Ideally this would be across
> devices so for example if when the user answers the phone they pause
> music playback then the system can learn this and pause the music
> automatically (restarting it when the call is ended).
>
> Navit has been a great piece of code to work on and at present when the
> user sets a destination our system picks this up via Java DBus.
> Unfortunately our system is written in Java but it's a prototype and
> research work so we're trying to prove a concept.
>
> I'd now like to try and pull the info out of Navit when the user adds a
> bookmark. Now I can actually stick in a DBus call there directly and
> amend the make file to include the dbus libs but that addition would be
> of no use to the navit project. If I could do this in a manner in line
> with how it's done in navit that would be great.
>
> My problem is that even though I'm picking up a "DestinationSet" DBus
> Signal I can't find that string in a grep of the code base anywhere. I
> assume that the dbus plugin is simply sending the signal when the
> attribute "destination" is set but can't navigate my way through the
> code to this. navit_set_destiantion() in navit.c was my starting place.
>
> I'll hack the code for the moment but if anybody wishes to advise me I'd
> be grateful.
>
>
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