Python callback

service.py

from plugin import *
import time

def onCompStateChanged(comp, state):
	print(comp, state)

def onSettingsChanged(settings):
	None # or do somthing else with settings

log("Register callback functions ...")
registerCallback(ON_COMP_STATE_CHANGED, onCompStateChanged)
registerCallback(ON_SETTINGS_CHANGED, onSettingsChanged)
log("Successfully registered")

while not abort():
	time.sleep(1)

# unregisterCallback() is not necessary, because the callbacks are deleted in the deconstructor of the thread
# but maybe helpful if anyone needed to switch the callback at runtime eg.

# unregisterCallback(ON_COMP_STATE_CHANGED)
# unregisterCallback(ON_SETTINGS_CHANGED)