android - Android Python get gps status

Question

New to Android Python scriptring comming from Symbian PyS60. I want to port my gps info PyS60 app to Android sl4a Python. I can get the location but that is about all. From API docs and Java examples it would seem that something like: import android.location.LocationManager as lm satus = lm.getGpsStatus() would do the trick but I am getting nowhere. Please help me on track (cython perhaps???) Thanks, Janwillem

Answer 1

使用 GPS 的 Python 代码的简短示例：

import android, string, time
droid = android.Android()
droid.startLocating()
time.sleep(10)
l = droid.readLocation()

我在 sl4a http://code.google.com/p/android-scripting/wiki/Tutorials的教程页面中找到了这一点， 其中之一被称为：“跟踪你去哪里！Lua 示例和 python 脚本来跟踪你的位置。 "

完整的文档位于 LocationFacade 这里： http: //www.mithril.com.au/android/doc/

Answer 2

 import android, time
 droid = android.Android()
 droid.startLocating()
 time.sleep(15)
 loc = droid.readLocation().result
 if loc = {}:
   loc = getLastKnownLocation().result
 if loc != {}:
   try:
     n = loc['gps']
   except KeyError:
     n = loc['network'] 
   la = n['latitude'] 
   lo = n['longitude']
   address = droid.geocode(la, lo).result
 droid.stopLocating()