Hometable issue

[Kage 37]

Hello

 

meaby some can tell me if it can be done

 

example

 

local jT = json.decode(fibaro:getGlobalValue("HomeTable"))

local name                 = "Alyssa"
local AC                      = jT.Alyssakamer.AlyssaAC

local Temp                 = jT.Alyssakamer.Alyssarooktemp
local Fan                    = jT.Alyssakamer.AlyssaACfan
local Stand                = jT.Alyssakamer.AlyssaACch

 

can the name be added in the jT. so i don't have to put it everywere like for example

 

AC = jT.""..name..""kamer.""..naam..""AC (by the way this doesn't work ?)

 

 

[jgab 2,644]

3 hours ago, Kage said:

Hello

 

meaby some can tell me if it can be done

 

example

 

local jT = json.decode(fibaro:getGlobalValue("HomeTable"))

local name                 = "Alyssa"
local AC                      = jT.Alyssakamer.AlyssaAC

local Temp                 = jT.Alyssakamer.Alyssarooktemp
local Fan                    = jT.Alyssakamer.AlyssaACfan
local Stand                = jT.Alyssakamer.AlyssaACch

 

can the name be added in the jT. so i don't have to put it everywere like for example

 

AC = jT.""..name..""kamer.""..naam..""AC (by the way this doesn't work ?)

 

 

If you need to compute the key values you need to use the [..] syntax as the dot syntax '.' expects the keys to be name constants.

You use that when you loop over an array with index.

Ex.

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You can't use a.i in this case...

So if you need to compute the key values in your table you do

AC = jT[name..'kamer'][name..'AC']

or make it a function

local function getVal(a,b) return  jT[name..'kamer'][name..'AC'] end

AC = getVal('kamer','AC')

 

You can add name to jT.

jT.name = 'Alyssa'

AC = jT[jT.name..'kamer'][jT.name..'AC']

Edited July 7, 2019 by jgab

[Kage 37]

thx i will give it a try

 

and it works great thx