#!/usr/bin/env python

import dbus

# Indicators
LCD_ICON_EMAIL = 1
LCD_ICON_IM    = 2
LCD_ICON_MUTE  = 4
LCD_ICON_ALARM = 8

# Indicator States
LCD_ICON_OFF   = 0
LCD_ICON_ON    = 1
LCD_ICON_BLINK = 2

# LCD Beep Codes
LCD_DONT_BEEP  = 0
LCD_BEEP_DEEP  = 1
LCD_BEEP_SHORT = 2
LCD_BEEP_LONG  = 3

# LCD LED States
LCD_LED_OFF    = 0
LCD_LED_BLINK  = 1

# Special Characters (which might be useful)
#	Note: In the interest of i18n, it's worth mentioning that the majority of Cyrillic characters are at
#	      0x80 - 0x8f. The ones that overlap with Greek are in the 0x90 - 0x9f range, along with various
#	      Symbols (heart, 8th note, 16th node, alarm bell, etc.)
#
#	For Cyrillic, the messages work fine on Winblows, which means that the LCD uses the ASCII character set
#       modified as it would be for KOI8-R.

SMALL_TRIANGLE_RIGHT = "\x03"
SMALL_TRIANGLE_LEFT  = "\x04"
LARGE_TRIANGLE_RIGHT = "\x10"
LARGE_TRIANGLE_LEFT  = "\x11"
QUOTE_UP             = "\x12"
QUOTE_DOWN           = "\x13"
SMALL_TRIANGLES_UP   = "\x14"
SMALL_TRIANGLES_DOWN = "\x15"
BULLET               = "\x16"
RETURN_SYMBOL        = "\x17"
ARROW_UP             = "\x18"
ARROW_DOWN           = "\x19"
ARROW_RIGHT          = "\x1a"
ARROW_LEFT           = "\x1b"
LEQUAL               = "\x1c"
GEQUAL               = "\x1d"
LARGE_TRIANGLE_UP    = "\x1e"
LARGE_TRIANGLE_DOWN  = "\x1f"

bus = dbus.SystemBus()
obj = bus.get_object("com.hentenaar.Dinovo.MediaPad", "/com/hentenaar/Dinovo/MediaPad")
intf = dbus.Interface(obj, "com.hentenaar.Dinovo.MediaPad")

intf.SetIndicator(LCD_ICON_ALARM,LCD_ICON_BLINK)
intf.BlinkOrBeep(LCD_BEEP_SHORT,LCD_LED_OFF)
intf.WriteText(" -------------- "
               "| Dinovo Linux |"
	       " -------------- ")