Difference between revisions of "Album Applet"
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* INetworkService: CreateGroup, DestroyGroup. | * INetworkService: CreateGroup, DestroyGroup. | ||
* INetworkServiceMonitor: GetNetworkInterfaceLastError, GetGroupInfo, GetIpConfig, GetMembers. | * INetworkServiceMonitor: GetNetworkInterfaceLastError, GetGroupInfo, GetIpConfig, GetMembers. | ||
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+ | The actual communication with the device uses a HTTP web-server. | ||
[[Category:Library Applets]] | [[Category:Library Applets]] |
Revision as of 07:18, 2 December 2020
This is the Album (PhotoViewer
) applet launched by Home Menu.
See AM_services#Library_Applets.
This applet uses heap size 0xF200000 with svcSetHeapSize (with 10.0.0 at least).
Usage
User-processes should push a common arguments struct (version=0x10000) as well as u8 arg
. See below for the commonargs PlayStartupSound flag value. After starting the applet, official sw immediately closes it (no output storage is handled).
Name | Arg value | PlayStartupSound | Description |
---|---|---|---|
ShowAlbumFiles |
0 | false | Only displays AlbumFiles associated with the title which launched the Album applet, with the filter button disabled. |
ShowAllAlbumFiles |
1 | false | Displays all AlbumFiles, with filtering allowed. |
ShowAllAlbumFilesForHomeMenu |
2 | true | Similar to ShowAllAlbumFiles. |
Album Local Sharing
11.0.0 added a "Send to Smartphone" feature. This uses local-WLAN to communicate with the device, via lp2p:sys. The GroupInfo is setup with the following (created with the defaults first):
- MemberCountMax = 1
- PresharedKey* is initialized.
- +0x82 = 3
- The SSID is initialized. The SSID starts with "switch_".
- The Flags at +0x3F are set to count=1 entry[0]=0.
- PerformanceRequirement = 2
- LocalCommunicationId = {PhotoViewer ProgramId}
- Priority = 55
The above GroupInfo is passed to cmd CreateGroup. Only the following lp2p cmds are used:
- INetworkService: CreateGroup, DestroyGroup.
- INetworkServiceMonitor: GetNetworkInterfaceLastError, GetGroupInfo, GetIpConfig, GetMembers.
The actual communication with the device uses a HTTP web-server.