Re: [Linphone-developers] Linphone Python: Callbacks list

[Talos]

Hello Leland, thank you for you quick answer and your words about my 
English. I reviewed your project and is amazing, good work!.

Back to the callbacks :D..

1. Just to clarify maybe I did not explain well. The two webpages 
contains Python code (check again):

-https://pythonhosted.org/linphone/getting_started.html
-https://wiki.linphone.org/wiki/index.php/Raspberrypi:start

The first one (pythonhosted) contains the Python API's Documentation. 
And the second contains a brief documentation and one example about the 
Linphone Python for the Raspberry Pi. I know that the second site talks 
mainly of the C/C++ reference (Libliphone), but have too this little 
page for Raspberry Pi programmers, even in this page they puts a link to 
your webcam project.


2. I have some (and brief) previous Python/C/C++ programing experience. 
Correct me if I'm wrong: a callback is Python code that is called by 
Linphone API (in this case) when something happens. For example, if the 
registration state is changed then raise an event called 
registration_state_changed (I think), or like in the example, if call 
state is changed then raise call_state_changed event. So my question is: 
where is the Python callbacks list? (if exists). Something like 
Libliphone Api Documentation:

http://www.linphone.org/docs/liblinphone/group__initializing.html#ga68ced292f486a95a34aa45e416b34572

Or is the same?

Thanks a lot! and sorry for the delay, -I reviewed a couple of times my 
grammar-.