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KroontjesPen wrote: ↑Monday 07 October 2019 18:05 Again is taking an example from the video not working. 16:56
The difference's is the name of the device in the way that I have a space in that name.

execute = function()

 execute = function(domoticz, 'Lichtsensor Binnen')

execute = function(dz, item) 

if item.isDevice then
  do stuff
elseif item.isTimer then
  do otherStuff
end

domogijs wrote: ↑Monday 07 October 2019 18:19 execute = function(domoticz, Lichtsensor Binnen)

KroontjesPen wrote: ↑Monday 07 October 2019 19:29 2019-10-07 19:07:00.187 Status: dzVents: Error (2.4.19): error loading module 'Lichtsensor binnen' from file 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Domoticz\scripts\dzVents\generated_scripts/Lichtsensor binnen.lua':
2019-10-07 19:07:00.187 ...scripts\dzVents\generated_scripts/Lichtsensor binnen.lua:7: ')' expected near 'Binnen'

return {
	on = {
		devices = {
			'Lichtsensor Binnen'
		},
	},
	execute = function(domoticz, item) -- item is here the device 'Lichtsensor Binnen' with all of it attributes and functions
		
		if (item.state == 'On') then
		    local KSR = domoticz.devices('Kamer Schoorsteen Rechts')
		    KSR.switchOn()
		end       
	end
}

KroontjesPen wrote: ↑Monday 07 October 2019 22:41 This is my solution:

on = 
{
    devices = 
    {
         25
    },
},

waaren wrote: ↑Monday 07 October 2019 19:25

domogijs wrote: ↑Monday 07 October 2019 18:19 execute = function(domoticz, Lichtsensor Binnen)

@domogijs, this is not going to work; Lua does not allow a space in a parameter name.

KroontjesPen wrote: ↑Monday 07 October 2019 22:41 The question about saving my 4 mei.lua script every time this script get saved is still open.

waaren wrote: ↑Tuesday 08 October 2019 0:05 I am sorry to be the messenger of bad news but your solution will not do the job. Lua does not understand the idx = 25 the way you expect and will not trigger the script if device 25 changes state. If you want that to happen you will have to change that part to

wiki/DzVents https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/DzVents:_next_generation_LUA_scripting#Device_object_API wrote:
Writing scripts

devices = { ... }

A list of device-names or indexes. If a device in your system was changed (e.g. switch was triggered or a new temperature was received) and it is listed in this section then the execute function is executed. Each device can be:

The name of your device between string quotes. You can use the asterisk (*) wild-card here e.g. PIR_* or *_PIR. E.g.: devices = { 'myDevice', 'anotherDevice', 123, 'pir*' }
The index (idx) of your device (as the name may change, the index will usually stay the same, the index can be found in the devices section in Domoticz). Note that idx is a number;

-------------------------------------
Device attributes and methods for all devices
.
.
.
id: Number. Index of the device. You can find the index in the device list (idx column) in Domoticz settings. It's not truly an index but is unique enough for dzVents to be treated as an id.
idx: Number. Same as id: index of the device
.
.

----------------------------------------
Domoticz attributes and methods

devices(idx/name): Function. A function returning a device by idx or name: domoticz.devices(123) or domoticz.devices('My switch'). .....

KroontjesPen wrote: ↑Tuesday 08 October 2019 7:35 Is that wiki not trusted then?
 

        on = {
    		devices = {
    			idx = 25
    		},	
    },

3.4 – Concatenation
Lua denotes the string concatenation operator by ".." (two dots). If any of its operands is a number, Lua converts that number to a string.

print("Hello " .. "World") --> Hello World
print(0 .. 1) --> 01

rreturn {
        on = {
    		devices = {
    		
                Dev = "Lichtsensor " .. "Binnen"
    		
    		},
    	},
    	execute = function(domoticz, Dev )

            local Doel = domoticz.devices('Kamer Schoorsteen Rechts')
            
    		if (Dev.state == 'Off') then
    		   Doel.switchOff()
		   elseif (Dev.state == 'On') then
    		   Doel.switchOn()

    		end       
    	end
}