Expression issue

[Michelob]

Hello,

After 2 tweeks testing, I bought this wonderful plugin tonight.

Unfortunatly, I got some strange issue, and I tried solving it for several hours without finding any clue.

In my heating "strategy" (big word), I need to put an expression into some virtual device :



But I got this error message (only the red line without DEBUG MODE, and the first line with DEBUG MODE) :



Any idea ?

Thanks a lot,

Michel

[Michelob]

Hi again,

I think I'm close to the solution.

Set <device> to 18.1

is OK.

But

Set <device> to 18,1

Gives the same error message.

So, it seems that the Zigbee device that I need the value from gives values with a "," instead of a dot.

I'm writing now to the JOWIHUE plugin author, but would it be a way to convert this on my own ? I can't find anywhere a list with alphanumerical functions.

Thanks,

Michel

[Michelob]

I changed the Window region parameter from , to .

Now E.T. works well, but there are other problems with Jowihue.

Thanks anyway, I guess this closes the present thread.

[Michelob]

I went back to the , (comma) decimal notation into Windows, and at my huge surprise, now things work with the Easy Trigger expression.

Very very strange.

Michel

[Michelob]

Hello,


The problem I was talking about up here has come back :



It started again since an update of Jowihue plugin I just made.

So maybe it's some coding mistake in Jowihue, but as this message comes from EasyTrigger, we must consider this could be an expression issue here...

EDIT : if I try with some other device, for example a Z-Wave one, I got the same problem if there's a decimal, and no issue if the device's value is an integer.

This seems to disculp Jowihue plugin, in my humble opinion.

What do you think ?

Thank you,

Michel

[Michelob]

Hello,

As the action SET DEVICE TO EXPRESSION doesn't work with European decimals, I wrote some very little script to fit my need.

If it may help other people, here it is. Couldn't imagine the solution was that simple :

Sub Main
     Dim DevTemp1
     Dim DevTemp2

     DevTemp1 = hs.DeviceValueEx(90)
     DevTemp2 = hs.DeviceValueEx(96)

     hs.SetDeviceValueByRef 207, DevTemp1 * 100, True
     hs.SetDeviceValueByRef 208, DevTemp2 * 100, True

     hs.Speak("Les températures de référence ont été stockées")

End Sub

Have a good night.

Michel