Domoticz

Looked a bit on the forum, but couldn't find a topic/question like this;
Is it possible to see which .after...() .repeatAfter...() are currently queued?

If so, where and/or how to do this?

According to this post "there is currently no way to know if there are queued commands in Domoticz' scheduler."

As far as I know this has not changed recently.

That's correct. It is not possible. I guess the information would be inaccurate anyway as it is possible that a timer goes off during script execution.

ok thanks for that post!

@danny;
Why would it be inaccurate? At the point I want to look at it, its accurate for that point of time, not?
I want to set an .switchOff().forHour(36) and want to verify that its indeed schedule to go back on after 36 hours.

where are the schedules saved? file based, were? database, were?

I guess it's somewhere in the database. And it wouldn't matter much in your case but you can do complex scheduling like switchOn().afterSec(3).forSec(5).repeat... etc. Then it would matter.

Strange that you for me can decide if its matter or not.

dzVents gives me a lot of freedom in Domoticz programming and I just wanted to known if its possible to get insides of the queue.
If I schedule stuff, then I want to check on a certain point in time what is (not) scheduled and if things are scheduled as I "designed" it.

Switch devices also have a overview of there schedules, and with coding I don't have a overview.
Code can be wrong, do unexpected things and therefore (not) schedule things as expected.

Just was curious if it's possible, apparently not.... that's a pity.

Freemann wrote: Wednesday 04 July 2018 13:36 Strange that you for me can decide if its matter or not.

Didn't say it matters to you and I don't care if it does to be honest. I meant schedule info for switches probably doesn't change during the script execution if you have long delays set like 36 hours.

Freemann wrote: Wednesday 04 July 2018 13:36 Just was curious if it's possible, apparently not.... that's a pity.

C++/Lua patches are happily accepted.