Mobile Timeout App

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from appuifw import *
from key_codes import *
from graphics import Image
from audio import *
import e32, miso

def change_duration():
    global duration
    answer = query(u'How long?', 'time', 18000.0)
    if answer:
        duration = int(answer/60)
        if duration <= 200:
            if query(u'Change to hr:min ?', 'query'):
                duration *= 60

im = Image.new((60,48))
def showtime(rect=None):
    im.clear()
    im.text((5,28), u"%02d:%02d" % divmod(duration,60), font='title')
    c.blit(im, target=(0,0,180,144), scale=1)    # triple size

duration = 300
running = 0
app.body = c = Canvas(showtime)
alert = Sound.open(u'Z:\\Nokia\\Sounds\\Digital\\Cuckoo.awb')
showtime()

def start():
    global duration, running
    running = 1
    while running:
        duration -= 1
        showtime()
        if duration <= 0:
            alert.play(-2)  # repeat play
            break
        if duration % 10 == 0:
            miso.reset_inactivity_time()
        e32.ao_sleep(1)

def toggle():
    global running
    if alert.state() == EPlaying:
        alert.stop()
        return
    running = 1 - running
    if running:
        start()

def quit():
    global running
    running = 0
    if alert.state() == EPlaying:
        alert.stop()
    lock.signal()

lock = e32.Ao_lock()
c.bind(EKeySelect, toggle)  # start, pause, resume
app.menu = [(u'Duration', change_duration),(u'Close', quit)]
app.exit_key_handler = quit
lock.wait()

Remind yourself of how fast time fly with this app.
You should change the sound file to the one you like.
(I use cuckoo.awb)
The duration input abues the time input by treating input
as minutes and seconds instead of hours and minutes.
But if the duration is too short, it will ask you if you mean
hours and minutes.    

Tags:
• alarm
• clock
• Python
• series60
• timeout