Domoticz

Is there a way to use the name of the current script in LUA, so I can use it in logging?
I know I can do it "hard coded", but it would be more elegant if there is a way to pull it...

any ideas? Is there a simple way to use the script name in the LUA code?

manjh wrote: Monday 06 February 2023 9:21 any ideas? Is there a simple way to use the script name in the LUA code?

Hello,

A quick search shows this possibility using a Lua debug module, if available in Lua interpreter build included with Domoticz?
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/214 ... rrent-file

But looks there is no luck as $0 in bash, __FILE in python or __FILE__ etc even here in good old C. Lua just misses this common feature builtin.

I use: in all my scripts.

@Doler Nice! Very useful, thanks!

Doler wrote: Monday 06 February 2023 13:21 I use:

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local SCRIPT_NAME = string.gsub(string.match(debug.getinfo(1, 'S').short_src, "[^/]+$"), '.lua', '')

in all my scripts.

Excellent find !

lost wrote: Monday 06 February 2023 11:31

manjh wrote: Monday 06 February 2023 9:21 any ideas? Is there a simple way to use the script name in the LUA code?

Hello,

A quick search shows this possibility using a Lua debug module, if available in Lua interpreter build included with Domoticz?
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/214 ... rrent-file

But looks there is no luck as $0 in bash, __FILE in python or __FILE__ etc even here in good old C. Lua just misses this common feature builtin.

Yes...

Doler wrote: Monday 06 February 2023 13:21 I use:

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local SCRIPT_NAME = string.gsub(string.match(debug.getinfo(1, 'S').short_src, "[^/]+$"), '.lua', '')

in all my scripts.

Good tip, thank you. Although it does not really give me the actual name of the script, but rather the contents of the very first line of the script.
I could add your line of code to each script, but I might as well hard code the name as first LUA statement into SCRIPT_NAME.
Anyway, it gives me a way forward. Thanks.