How doI stop a scene?

[Guest jschun]

Okay, I start a scene with:

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But how do I stop a scene? I tried:

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But I keep getting: "Attempt to call method 'killScene'(a nill value)"

Also tried endScene and stopScene, with same result ...

Anyone?

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[jompa68 121]

fibaro:abort(12)

[Shad 4]

would be great if fibaro do a wiki with all function like that in english.

[robmac 173]

also

fibaro:killScenes( 12)

the docs are correct in this case... yes an extra s on this one

[Krikroff 199]

jschun, Shad, You can play with LUA Editor in the HC2 Toolkit

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/emoticons/default_icon_wink.gif" alt=";-)" /> all methods available in Fibaro namespace are exposed... Soon there will be examples in IntelliSense tooltip for all Fibaro methods.

json.* and net.* namespace will also be implemented. A documentation is also in progress...

Regards.

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[Shad 4]

I know krikroff, but not everybody know your tool

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[robmac 173]

Hope fibaro are making the requisite

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Are you testing them all as docs have at least one error?

[Krikroff 199]

I know krikroff, but not everybody know your tool

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Now jschun knows

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[Guest jschun]

LOL!! thanks guys ッ ... an extra S was all it took ... Funny thing is, I have a large S on my chest, but still I didn't think of it ړײ

Thanks again!

[robmac 173]

LOL!! thanks guys ッ ... an extra S was all it took ... Funny thing is, I have a large S on my chest, but still I didn't think of it ړײ

Thanks again!

Not long after I posted that response, I wrote a piece of code with startScenes(id)

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That editor in the toolkit will save a lot of time.

Brilliant work by Krikroff

[rb338 5]

Is it possible to get the scene status (enabled or disabled) using Lua? I would like to make a single on/off button in a virtual device. So the main loop has to check the status and change the label accordingly, and the one button has to enable it when disabled and vice versa. Would be nice

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[Krikroff 199]

rb338,

you can use

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, checks if the scene with a given sceneID is active, but isn't the same as

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(count instance of the scene)

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[Guest jschun]

I tried this command in a small script (see below), to restart scenes that are not running (but should). But after some testing I found that this command only checks the 'Active Scene' on/off status (like the checkbox in the first Tab of each Scene).

I hoped that it would show if the scene was running or not. Is there a command for that?

p.s. I'm an OSX user, so the toolkit is not (yet??) available for me

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[Krikroff 199]

I tried this command in a small script (see below), to restart scenes that are not running (but should). But after some testing I found that this command only checks the 'Active Scene' on/off status (like the checkbox in the first Tab of each Scene).

I hoped that it would show if the scene was running or not. Is there a command for that?

p.s. I'm an OSX user, so the toolkit is not (yet??) available for me

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For the toolkit you could use Virtual machine "Parallels Desktop", work very well for members of the forums...

as I said in my previous post, whether a scene is in execution you need to use "fibaro: countScenes(sceneID)", if return true then your scene is running

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First, check if your scene is enabled, check if your scene is running, decide what action....