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Here is an interesting situation that I came across. Let's say I have a program folder which is set to ONLY be active from 12AM on Sunday through 11:59PM on Sunday. Let's also say that, inside that folder, I have a program to turn on a light for 28 hours. Will the light go off after 28 hours (since the program folder will no longer be active?

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Here is an interesting situation that I came across. Let's say I have a program folder which is set to ONLY be active from 12AM on Sunday through 11:59PM on Sunday. Let's also say that, inside that folder, I have a program to turn on a light for 28 hours. Will the light go off after 28 hours (since the program folder will no longer be active?

Maybe you stated your conditions backwards? :)

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Here is an interesting situation that I came across. Let's say I have a program folder which is set to ONLY be active from 12AM on Sunday through 11:59PM on Sunday. Let's also say that, inside that folder, I have a program to turn on a light for 28 hours. Will the light go off after 28 hours (since the program folder will no longer be active?

 

I presume what you're asking is with the following setup below, will the light turn off at 10:00pm on Monday or will it just stay on?

 

Edit to add:  I don't know the answer but I'm curious too so I thought I'd help those who might know, understand a bit better what you're asking.

 

 

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On Today - [ID 01B1][Parent 0001]


Folder Conditions for 'On Today'


If
        On Sun
        From    12:00:00AM
        To      11:59:00PM (same day)


Then
   Allow the programs in this folder to run.
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LightOn - [ID 01DE][Parent 01B1]


If
        On Sun
        Time is  6:00:00PM


Then
        Set 'Light' On
        Wait  28 hours 
        Set 'Light' Off


Else
   - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')
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I guess the folder condition only turns off initiating triggers. and a time frame end node is a trigger.

 

Violating that same line of logic is the folder state changing state to False also stops the running program also.

 

This also happens with programs when you disable them.

 -  If the program is already running. It stops executing.

 -  If the same program is already disabled and another program runs it (if, then or else)  like a subroutine it still runs to completion if allowed by all other influences.

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