on android, how to import modules such as pybluez?

[Michael]

hello, i am new to kivy. i know kivy can do pretty UI, i like to use it to do some apps with networking / communication functions.

is it possible to import pybluez, pyserial, zope etc. ?

[Gabriel Pettier]

Pure python modules can be put into your app dir, for others, the use of
recipes to compile them is necessary, look into the recipe dir in the
python-for-android repos, and to have them in your distribution, you
need to pass their name to the "-m" option to distribute.sh.

hope this helps.

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[Niko Skrypnik]

https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/kivy-users/6s_gSEgBek4 - this may be helpful.

But anyway it may be some problems with pybluez, cause as I know it's just bindings for Bluez toolkit which is written on pure C. So you need port first Bluez and add it into your package distribution. I expect that it may be very nontrivial, but anyway I think it will be cool if you do it. If not - check for examples of using Bluetooth via android API, I saw it somewhere here.

понедельник, 29 апреля 2013 г., 19:58:17 UTC+3 пользователь Michael написал: