python-mms Code

#!/usr/bin/env python

""" Simple script showing how to use the python-mms library to encode a simple
MMS message consisting of 3 "pages", or slides, using only 2 classes from the
"mms" module.

This will create the MMS message, and save it in a file called "sample.mms" in
the current directory.

@author: Francois Aucamp <faucamp@csir.co.za>
@license: GNU LGPL
"""

# import the python-mms library
import mms

if __name__ == '__main__':     
    # First, we create the pages...
    slide1 = mms.MMSMessagePage()
    slide1.addImage('content/pymms.jpg')
    slide1.addText('This is the first slide, with a static image and some text.')
        
    slide2 = mms.MMSMessagePage()
    slide2.setDuration(4500)
    slide2.addImage('content/smile.jpg', 1500)
    slide2.addText('This second slide has some timing effects.', 500, 3500)
       
    slide3 = mms.MMSMessagePage()
    slide3.addText('And now, a text-only slide. The end.')
        
    # ...then create the message and add the pages...
    message = mms.MMSMessage()
    message.headers['Subject'] = 'Test MMS'
    message.addPage(slide1)
    message.addPage(slide2)
    message.addPage(slide3)
        
    # ...and finally, save the message to disk
    message.toFile('sample.mms')