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+---- Thread: Comfigurator 2.9.9 - 2.9.11 Beta (/thread-1304.html)
- admin - 01-29-2009
Sorry for not being clear - I suggest to use beta 2.9.11 to program so you can use the AND statement and if you need to download, convert to ccl and use the current (2.2.3) version
- wexfordman - 01-29-2009
No bother, Its my fault, I need an \"idiots guide\"
Thanks,
Eamon
- juwi_uk - 01-31-2009
Found this whilst playing with my settings on the Control Menu in 2.9.11.
Only seems to do the following if you have Show Status ticked.
(1) Pick one of your entries (mine is a counter) in Control Menu and tick the show status checkbox (and enter user code etc).
(2) Now dropdown any Phrase word list. You\'ll notice the the phrase word field title highlights in blue.
(3) Now wait. You\'ll see the phrase word field title highlight change to grey.
(4) Now click on the middle panel and voila, a floating dropdown list that isn\'t connected to the dropdown arrow anymore. You have to exit Comfigurator to clear it.
If you click on the floating box though you\'ll get:
Unhandled exception:
System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
at VisualHint.SmartPropertyGrid.PropInPlaceList.áÅâ¬(Object A_0, EventArgs A_1)
at VisualHint.SmartPropertyGrid.PropInPlaceContainer.áÅâ¬(Boolean A_0)
at VisualHint.SmartPropertyGrid.PropInPlaceContainer.áÅâ¬(Object A_0, MouseEventArgs A_1)
at System.Windows.Forms.Control.OnMouseUp(MouseEventArgs e)
at System.Windows.Forms.Control.WmMouseUp(Message& m, MouseButtons button, Int32 clicks)
at System.Windows.Forms.Control.WndProc(Message& m)
at System.Windows.Forms.ListBox.WndProc(Message& m)
at VisualHint.SmartPropertyGrid.DropDownContentListBox.WndProc(Message& m)
at System.Windows.Forms.Control.ControlNativeWindow.OnMessage(Message& m)
at System.Windows.Forms.Control.ControlNativeWindow.WndProc(Message& m)
at System.Windows.Forms.NativeWindow.Callback(IntPtr hWnd, Int32 msg, IntPtr wparam, IntPtr lparam)
Had great fun trying to pin this sequence down. With a bit of judicious clicking you can get all 4 phrase word dropdowns floating independently of Comfigurator.
Julian
- juwi_uk - 01-31-2009
Hi
What am I doing wrong here. I created the response below and setup as an hourly response under miscellaneous responses. Trouble is it carries on all night even though when i checked the NightTime flag it seems correctly set when sunset/surise settings kick in. What am I missing?
Julian
(I\'ve cut out more of the same in here as indicated by the dots as otherwise forum message too deep!!)
If NightTime = 0 Then
If SensorRegister OutsideTemp <= 32 Then
Announce Outside Temperature ZERO Degrees
End If
If SensorRegister OutsideTemp > 32 Then
If SensorRegister OutsideTemp <= 35 Then
Announce Outside Temperature 1 Degrees
End If
End If
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.
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If SensorRegister OutsideTemp > 84 Then
If SensorRegister OutsideTemp < 86 Then
Announce Outside Temperature 20 9 Degrees
End If
End If
If SensorRegister OutsideTemp = 86 Then
Announce Outside Temperature 30 Degrees
End If
End If
Get SensorRegister 8
Set LastOutsideTempF
- juwi_uk - 01-31-2009
You might want to move this to the Comfigurator thread as I accidentally created this in the wrong place.:X
- admin - 02-01-2009
The Night Time Flag is set when the time reaches sunset
If you change the time from before to after sunset, it will not set
Could this be what you did?
- juwi_uk - 02-01-2009
Hi,
No I dont believe I\'ve chamged the time, the otnly thing I normally do is set to PC time when uploading but this is not the problem I think.
Changes to hours instead as below and it\'s still doing it:
[font=\"Times New Roman\"]If Hours < 22 Then[/font]
[font=\"Times New Roman\"] If Hours > 6 Then[/font]
[font=\"Times New Roman\"] If SensorRegister OutsideTemp <= 32 Then[/font]
[font=\"Times New Roman\"] Announce Outside Temperature ZERO Degrees[/font]
[font=\"Times New Roman\"] End If[/font]
[font=\"Times New Roman\"] If SensorRegister OutsideTemp > 32 Then[/font]
[font=\"Times New Roman\"] If SensorRegister OutsideTemp <= 35 Then[/font]
[font=\"Times New Roman\"] Announce Outside Temperature 1 Degrees[/font]
[font=\"Times New Roman\"] End If[/font]
[font=\"Times New Roman\"] End If[/font]
[font=\"Times New Roman\"].[/font]
[font=\"Times New Roman\"].[/font]
[font=\"Times New Roman\"].[/font]
[font=\"Times New Roman\"] If SensorRegister OutsideTemp > 84 Then[/font]
[font=\"Times New Roman\"] If SensorRegister OutsideTemp < 86 Then[/font]
[font=\"Times New Roman\"] Announce Outside Temperature 20 9 Degrees[/font]
[font=\"Times New Roman\"] End If[/font]
[font=\"Times New Roman\"] End If[/font]
[font=\"Times New Roman\"] If SensorRegister OutsideTemp = 86 Then[/font]
[font=\"Times New Roman\"] Announce Outside Temperature 30 Degrees[/font]
[font=\"Times New Roman\"] End If[/font]
[font=\"Times New Roman\"] End If[/font]
[font=\"Times New Roman\"]End If[/font]
[font=\"Times New Roman\"]Get SensorRegister 8[/font]
[font=\"Times New Roman\"]Set LastOutsideTempF[/font]
- admin - 02-01-2009
Do you mean that if the time is after 10 PM or before 6 AM, the announcement still occurs on the hourly response?
- juwi_uk - 02-01-2009
No,
The opposite, I only want the announcement from 7am to 9 pm on an hourly response. Surely that\'s what I\'ve setup with the IF statements.
Oh but just to add to this you\'ll see i set the counter still outside of the main IF staements so this will still be done every hour. Wonder if this is breaking your conditional statements?
J
- admin - 02-01-2009
Congratulations, You have found a bug in the creation of the action code because of the length of the branch if not Night. The code is asked to branch over too many actions
The workaround is to reduce the branch by breaking up the code into several If Not Night ie
If NightTime = 0 Then
If SensorRegister OutsideTemp <= 32 Then
Announce Outside Temperature ZERO Degrees
End If
If SensorRegister OutsideTemp > 32 Then
If SensorRegister OutsideTemp <= 35 Then
Announce Outside Temperature 1 Degrees
End If
End If
....
...
If NightTime = 0 Then
If SensorRegister OutsideTemp = 41 Then
Announce Outside Temperature 5 Degrees
End If
If SensorRegister OutsideTemp > 41 Then
If SensorRegister OutsideTemp <= 44 Then
Announce Outside Temperature 6 Degrees
End If
End If
..
..
If SensorRegister OutsideTemp >= 52 Then
If SensorRegister OutsideTemp <= 54 Then
Announce Outside Temperature 12 Degrees
End If
End If
End If
If NightTime = 0 Then
If SensorRegister OutsideTemp > 75 Then
If SensorRegister OutsideTemp < 77 Then
Announce Outside Temperature 20 4 Degrees
End If
End If
..
If SensorRegister OutsideTemp > 80 Then
If SensorRegister OutsideTemp <= 82 Then
Announce Outside Temperature 20 7 Degrees
End If
End If
End If
If NightTime = 0 Then
If SensorRegister OutsideTemp > 82 Then
If SensorRegister OutsideTemp <= 84 Then
Announce Outside Temperature 20 8 Degrees
End If
End If
If SensorRegister OutsideTemp > 84 Then
If SensorRegister OutsideTemp < 86 Then
Announce Outside Temperature 20 9 Degrees
End If
End If
If SensorRegister OutsideTemp = 86 Then
Announce Outside Temperature 30 Degrees
End If
End If
Get SensorRegister 8