Title: Practical example how to use signals · python-sdbus/python-sdbus-networkmanager · Discussion #68 · GitHub
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Open Graph Description: Hi, I am using the library to list all WiFi networks available. I managed to do so but I cannot work out how to listen to the signal in order to detect when the scan is completed. The documentation...
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\nI am using the library to list all WiFi networks available. I managed to do so but I cannot work out how to listen to the signal in order to detect when the scan is completed.
\nThe documentation says: To know when the scan is finished, use the \"PropertiesChanged\" signal from \"org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties\" to listen to changes to the \"LastScan\" property.
\nI have tried several ways but none of them are working. Could you please provide an example to point me to the right direction?
\nThank you in advance!
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\nI have an example of listening to properties changed in this comment: python-sdbus/python-sdbus#63 (comment)
\nThe example is for the BlueZ but it should work for NetworkManager once you replace the service name.
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