Re: PyObjC on iOS - access camera APIs

 Hi.
    I'd like to inform you that I was finally able to access the camera and
take photo programatically.
    Let me know if you are interested in more details.

    I will post a working port of my iCam project written in PyObjC, relying
on this module, at http://mobile-revival.110mb.com/ReVival/ (alias
http://go.to/slog) in the following days.
iCam is a cross platform video surveillance application using camera phones
that I worked on for more than 1 year.
    The project transforms a mobile phone in a surveillance camera with
motion detection.
    One can also create a network of such devices connected via Bluetooth or
WiFi, where the master phone transmits via 3G/GSM. The photo/video
information can be uploaded on YouTube, Picasa, etc.
    The phone application can be controlled remotely via Internet.
    This project is deployed and in use for almost 1 year.
  Best regards.

On Thu, Jun 30, 2011 at 1:48 AM, <[email protected]> wrote:

>  Hi.
>    I am trying to implement in PyObjC the program available at
>
> https://github.com/erica/iphone-3.0-cookbook-/tree/b8ca8905d17015839a0917e1dcd407d055890236/C07-Images/04-Snapping%20Images.
>
>    Although I am a "beginner" in PyObjC, I spent a couple of days trying to
> very seriously translate this script to PyObjC and tried my best to find out
> all errors.
>    However, it doesn't work: the application doesn't execute normally after
> entering viewDidLoad() - it doesn't change appearance of UI as specified
> there. I guess it has to do with the fact I am not loading (or using the
> specification) of the TestBedViewController.xib file, which describes
> properties of TestBedViewController - I translated only the main.m and did
> not use by any means the TestBedViewController.xib - I do not know how can I
> load this file in PyObjC on iOS...
>    Please find the PyObjC code I wrote so far here:
> http://mobile-revival.110mb.com/ReVival/HelloPython.py .
>
>    I run my PyObjC scripts on iOS version 3.1.2. PyObjC is version 1946-4,
> Python is version 2.5.1-5 (obtained with Cydia 1.1.1; and libffi is version
> 130618-4).
>
>    Best regards.
>         Alex
>
>

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