Domoticz

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return {
on = {
devices = {'test dummie',
'geenwaarde1',
'geenwaarde2'
}
},
execute = function(domoticz, devices)
if ((devices.name == 'geenwaarde1' and devices.active) or (devices.name == 'geenwaarde2' and devices.active)) then
domoticz.devices('test dummie').switchOn()
end

if ((devices.name == 'geenwaarde1' == switchOff) and (devices.name == 'geenwaarde2' == switchOff)) then
domoticz.devices('test dummie').switchOn()
end
end
}

waaren wrote: ↑Sunday 26 May 2019 21:40

bce626 wrote: ↑Sunday 26 May 2019 21:21 I try to switch a switch via dzvents scripting.
if I switch on switch 1 or 2 then the dummy must switch on (it does not matter which switch switches on). this works the way I want

Can you try this ?

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return 
{
    on = 
    {
            devices = 
            { 
                'geenwaarde1',    -- You don't need your dummy here. It is not used as trigger but will only 'follow'
                'geenwaarde2' 
            }
    },
    
    execute = function(domoticz, device) -- I would not use the word 'devices' here; it will not fail but can be confused with domoticz.devices (an internal name)
        if device.active then -- either geenwaarde1 or -2 is active ( On )
            domoticz.devices('test dummie').switchOn()
        else
            if not ( domoticz.devices(geenwaarde1).active or domoticz.devices(geenwaarde2).active ) then 
                domoticz.devices('test dummie').switchOff()
            end
        end
    end
}

bce626 wrote: ↑Monday 27 May 2019 17:15 thank you for your response, and text with explanation.
Part I knew from the dzvents page, the if not function not (cannot find it on the page).

it still does not work exactly as I had imagined, no matter which switch goes out the dummy switch also goes out.

return 
{
    on = 
    {
            devices = 
            { 
                'geenwaarde1',    -- You don't need your dummy here. It is not used as trigger but will only 'follow'
                'geenwaarde2' 
            }
    },
    
    execute = function(domoticz, device) -- I would not use the word 'devices' here; it will not fail but can be confused with domoticz.devices (an internal name)
        if device.active then -- either geenwaarde1 or -2 is active ( On )
            domoticz.devices('test dummie').switchOn()
        else
            if not ( domoticz.devices('geenwaarde1').active or domoticz.devices('geenwaarde2').active ) then 
                domoticz.devices('test dummie').switchOff()
            end
        end
    end
}

bce626 wrote: ↑Tuesday 28 May 2019 18:31 In the dzvents wiki list of domoticz, it says that dzvents is a simpler version of lua.

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dzVents /diː ziː vɛnts/, short for Domoticz Easy Events, brings Lua scripting in Domoticz to a whole new level. Writing scripts for Domoticz has never been so easy. Not only can you define triggers more easily, and have full control over timer-based scripts with extensive scheduling support, dzVents presents you with an easy to use API to all necessary information in Domoticz. No longer do you have to combine all kinds of information given to you by Domoticz in many different data tables. You don't have to construct complex commandArrays anymore. dzVents encapsulates all the Domoticz peculiarities regarding controlling and querying your devices. And on top of that, script performance has increased a lot if you have many scripts because Domoticz will fetch all device information only once for all your device scripts and timer scripts. And ... it is 100% Lua! So if you already have a bunch of event scripts for Domoticz, upgrading should be fairly easy.

Is lua scripting 100% usable within dzvents scripting?

I ask this because I have 100% deposited on the dzvent list to understand how this scripting works (bit by bit it works) otherwise I will look further towards lua

In the dzvents wiki list of domoticz, it says that dzvents is a simpler version of lua.

I don't read that. The wiki starts with stating

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No longer do you have to combine all kinds of information given to you by Domoticz in many different data tables. You don't have to construct
complex commandArrays anymore. dzVents encapsulates all the Domoticz peculiarities regarding controlling and querying your devices