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dasy2k1
Thu Sep 13 2007, 22:20
is it possable to pass a number directly to skype via the command line to call that number using skypeout?
awahlig
Fri Sep 14 2007, 11:52
QUOTE(dasy2k1 @ Thu Sep 13 2007, 22:20) [snapback]441140[/snapback]

is it possable to pass a number directly to skype via the command line to call that number using skypeout?

I don't think so.

But using my Skype4Py Python wrapper it's simple.

CODE
import Skype4Py
import sys

skype = Skype4Py.Skype()
if not skype.Client.IsRunning:
    skype.Client.Start()
skype.PlaceCall(*sys.argv[1:])
Jasonlife
Fri Sep 14 2007, 17:23
QUOTE(awahlig @ Fri Sep 14 2007, 11:52) [snapback]441342[/snapback]

I don't think so.

But using my Skype4Py Python wrapper it's simple.

CODE
import Skype4Py
import sys

skype = Skype4Py.Skype()
if not skype.Client.IsRunning:
    skype.Client.Start()
skype.PlaceCall(*sys.argv[1:])



When you start the skype with "skype.Client.Start()", how can the user login be handled? Does it only work with auto-login? I'm wondering there is interfaces for username and passwd?
berkus
Fri Sep 14 2007, 18:37
QUOTE(Jasonlife @ Fri Sep 14 2007, 19:23) [snapback]441474[/snapback]

I'm wondering there is interfaces for username and passwd?


Not yet. However, it is planned.
awahlig
Sat Sep 15 2007, 11:01
QUOTE(Jasonlife @ Fri Sep 14 2007, 17:23) [snapback]441474[/snapback]

When you start the skype with "skype.Client.Start()", how can the user login be handled? Does it only work with auto-login? I'm wondering there is interfaces for username and passwd?

Yes, currently it works only with auto-login.
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