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Can I do time calculation, without using epoc format?


Teza

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I want to subtract "tid_entre" from "tid" and check if it is longer than "entre".
 

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Is it possible to do this without using epoc numbers for time?

 

 

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so. my question is: what is wrong here?

 

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  • I have a working scene that looks like this (deleted the rest of the sensors):

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    What I try to find out; is it possible to do this by using:

     

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    and compare it with a variable stored in the same format?

    Or must all calculations be done with epoch time format and then convert it to readable format?

     

    Trying to see if I can solve this by using only readable time format in the code/variable.

     

     

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    What program have you used in the first picture?

    Looks like a good program to explore code, before copying it into Fibaro window.

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    13 minutes ago, Teza said:

    and compare it with a variable stored in the same format?

    Or must all calculations be done with epoch time format and then convert it to readable format?

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    simple use this function,.

     

    14 minutes ago, Teza said:

    What program have you used in the first picture?

     

    1) 

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    2) install

    3) add plugin 

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    4) so. now you can simply write and debug any LUA programmes

    final step

    5) create a folder for example : D:\My Documents\LUA

    6) create sub folder here libs. D:\My Documents\LUA\libs

    7) unpack this arch here (attach) (no malware/viruses)

    8) back yo up D:\My Documents\LUA

    8) create fibaro.lua file with content here


     

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    9) open VScode. create file test.lua 

     

     

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    F5

     

    10) yay!

     

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    UPD: 

    fibaro_emu.lua in archive.

    modify!

     

    local hc2IPAddress = "192.168.1.36"
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    local hc2AuthHash = "b2xlZy5kZW5pc2Vua29AZ21haWwuY29tOjEwZGVyU3VwcG9ydA=="
     

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  • 5 minutes ago, 10der said:

     

     

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    simple use this function,.

     

     

    Thanks, simple depends on the knowledge of the user.

    For every line of code I write, i spend quite some time with google  :)

     

    Now I will only have to understand your solution, and most likely have a code that can be very useful for me in the future.

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  • 12 hours ago, 10der said:

     

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    simple use this function,.

     

    Still struggling to figure out how to implement this code.

    But it makes me wonder if the same code can be used to avoid repeating my code all the time.

     

    For example the following code:

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    I don't like to repeat the same code for each sensor/variable:

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    I think this is a bad way to do things, and I believe it can be done smarter with a better code.

    And therefore I wonder if your code can be adapted to simplify the code above?

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    OMG!

     

    sample one

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    sample two

     

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    sample three

     

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    sample four

     

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    1 hour ago, 10der said:

    fibaro:forum("@10der", "Hey! friend! can you re-write my code for beer?");

    I'm developer :) Don't hesitate to call if you need me. :)

     

    Hi @10der,

     

    didn't you ask for it? :-D

     

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    Just now, Bodyart said:

     

    didn't you ask for it? :-D

     

     

     

    You are the best!

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    1 hour ago, 10der said:

    fibaro:forum("@10der", "Hey! friend! can you re-write my code for beer?");

    Just excellent !!:-D

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  • 7 minutes ago, 10der said:

     

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    Sorry mate, don't think that amount of beer is good for any person  ;)

    Thank you, finding out about this on my own would most likely taken me months.

     

     

     

    Forgot to submit the reply, to busy with google functions, strings, arguments and predefined classes.

    I thought is was way more complicated than including the function and simply use hm2sec(forsinkelseEntre).

     

    Trying to get a grasp on what is really going on in the code, before continuing on example three :) 

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