# Creating Skype object and assigning event handlers. # Let's see if we were started with a command line parameter. Print 'API attachment status: ' + AttachmentStatusText(status) # This handler is fired when Skype attatchment status changes
Print 'Call status: ' + CallStatusText(status)
# This handler is fired when status of Call object has changed # Here we define a set of call statuses that indicate a call has been either aborted or finishedĬallIsFinished = set () # This variable will get its actual value in OnCall handler # Python / Skype4Py example that takes a skypename or number from the commandline Skype will ask you if you want to give API permission to Skype4Py. It's only working if skype is already launched. It takes a phone number or a friend name from the skype roster as an argument. I've created a simple callto.py script based on examples/callfriend.py from Skype4Py. I will mark this as the answer if another is not forthcoming in a few weeks.
However, the answer below regarding " Skype4Py" does answer the desired outcome, albeit with an additional tool. Can this be done from a normal skype installation on Ubuntu, without installing any developer tools?ĮDIT: I am considering this question to be still open, because I would like to know if this is possible from a default installation of skype without any additional functionality. skype window pops up, immediately calling this number.I create a shortcut on my desktop, which runs skype -callto:+14445551234 or something similar.assuming skype client is already running and logged in.I want to call a particular number frequently. However, this gets me an error message, "skype: unrecognized option '-callto:+14445551234". The instructions suggest something along the lines of: skype -callto:+14445551234 I've seen several links suggesting it is possible to make a call from the command-line with skype.
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