On Sunday 19 September 2004 20.28, PiggZ wrote:
> next question, a call to dcop returns kppp-PID,
>
> How do i manage to find the correct id to call? im sure ive seen this
> talked about before.

Something like:
dcop $(dcopfind -a kppp-*) KpppIface methodname
should work, I guess.

> Next, kppp emits a signal when it is connected, how would i listen for this
> in a script, or is it easier to just wait for say, a minute and presume it
> is connected?

I don't thinks it's possible to listen for a dcop-signal in a shell script, 
but I could be wrong. OTOH, if you program in something like perl/python/ruby 
there's bindings for DCOP in the kdebindings module, from which you can do 
really cool stuff.

> Cheers
>
> PiggZ

Richard Lärkäng
 
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