cruiserrr
20th January 2009, 12:04 AM
Hi all,
I propose this new thread to put together many of the scripts spread around in a way that anybody can benefit from it with easy an easy configuration.
The standard I propose is the following:
Split all user parameters from the code itself
Split part of codes wich are dependant on each one user configuration from the code itself
Put together scripts that make little use of system resources and battery
Each relevant post could contain a script with credits to the contributors and the wish list for additional code and this post could act as an index to the relevant posts.
My first attempt:
WIFI_ON
WIFI_OFF
I have created two notifications using dotfred taskmanager.
When I connect to my wifi at home it:
updates my gmail email
updates Spb Insight RSS Feed
downloads weather forecast pictures from my country (to use in my desktop theme)
downloads favourite stocks data and graphs (to use in my desktop theme)
updates quickgps info
updates gmail email
When I disconnect it copies weather data from one program to another:
In this case it copies WAD2 weather info to S2U2. (thanks to alanlsmith at lakeridge forums)
In this example, somebody may share their code to update yahoo accounts or other RSS programs, etc. We could also share other ways of waking up the device. Any user could simply adjust the parameter files and be up and running.
My wish list now is:
* add log code that can be "plugged" to any of the scripts.
* add code to sync when connected to the PC
* give credit to all the people whose code I am using.
* create a include module of paths values so everybody can install this where they want, both the scripts and the registry values created.
* register when the info of each module was last updated so to decide if it should update it again or not: eg. a user may want to update email every hour but the weather or RRS info only once a day.
* create a structure for launching the desired tweaks (on/off), registry exports, registry imports, etc.
Hope some of you want to try and others find useful this scripts
I propose this new thread to put together many of the scripts spread around in a way that anybody can benefit from it with easy an easy configuration.
The standard I propose is the following:
Split all user parameters from the code itself
Split part of codes wich are dependant on each one user configuration from the code itself
Put together scripts that make little use of system resources and battery
Each relevant post could contain a script with credits to the contributors and the wish list for additional code and this post could act as an index to the relevant posts.
My first attempt:
WIFI_ON
WIFI_OFF
I have created two notifications using dotfred taskmanager.
When I connect to my wifi at home it:
updates my gmail email
updates Spb Insight RSS Feed
downloads weather forecast pictures from my country (to use in my desktop theme)
downloads favourite stocks data and graphs (to use in my desktop theme)
updates quickgps info
updates gmail email
When I disconnect it copies weather data from one program to another:
In this case it copies WAD2 weather info to S2U2. (thanks to alanlsmith at lakeridge forums)
In this example, somebody may share their code to update yahoo accounts or other RSS programs, etc. We could also share other ways of waking up the device. Any user could simply adjust the parameter files and be up and running.
My wish list now is:
* add log code that can be "plugged" to any of the scripts.
* add code to sync when connected to the PC
* give credit to all the people whose code I am using.
* create a include module of paths values so everybody can install this where they want, both the scripts and the registry values created.
* register when the info of each module was last updated so to decide if it should update it again or not: eg. a user may want to update email every hour but the weather or RRS info only once a day.
* create a structure for launching the desired tweaks (on/off), registry exports, registry imports, etc.
Hope some of you want to try and others find useful this scripts