Anything like printf in c or Msgbox in VBasic?

The simplest API to use is CEikonEnv::InfoWinL(), which displays two lines of text in a message box.

to show some TDesc-Stuff on your 7650-Emu screen just use: iEikonEnv->InfoMsg(string); or just iEikonEnv->InfoMsg(_L("Test123"😉;

C'Ya

11/25/02 07:09AM

Hi

Thanx

I have the following code

""
RNotifier not;
User::LeaveIfError(not.Connect());

TBTDeviceSelectionParams param;

TUUID btid(0x001f82e2);
param.SetUUID(btid);

TBTDeviceSelectionParamsPckg pckg(param);
TBTDeviceResponseParams result;

TBTDeviceResponseParamsPckg response(result) ;
TRequestStatus status;

not.StartNotifierAndGetResponse(status,KDeviceSelectionNotifierUid, pckg, response);

User::WaitForRequest(status);
TPtrC name;
if (status.Int() == KErrNone)
{
if (result.IsValidDeviceName()) {
name.Set(result.DeviceName());

}
}
not.CancelNotifier(KDeviceSelectionNotifierUid);
not.Close();

""

Now, my question is how do I show the found Bluetooth device name(which should be in the TBTDeviceResponseParams result, and kept in TPtrC name) in the screen of the 7650?

Thanx a lot

First comment: you shouldn't really be using User::WaitForRequest() like that in an application, as it will lock up your GUI while the notifier executes.

But anyway, to display the name, just type "CEikonEnv::Static()->InfoWinL(name, KNullDesC);"

Hi

Thanx a lot......it comliles, I will test it in the phone after a moment........one question, how should I use the User:WaitForRequest?

The right thing to do is not to use User::WaitForRequest at all 😊 The code should be encapsulated in an active object. Active objects are a fairly large topic, so I won't go into detail here, but see http://www.symbian.com/developer/techlib/papers/tp_active_objects/active.htm for more information, or the SDK, or the source code of CBluetoothHandler in the open source "Bemused" application.