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I'm not sure why, but this program isn't running.. I have variables that change based on day of month, year, etc. that all cycle perfectly.. however this program which I want to run on the first of the month doesn't run...  any ideas?

 

 

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Edited by binaryman
Posted

Well the obvious question is the variable being set to 1 correctly when its the first day of the month. Whats the program that sets this variable? What is the value of the variable now?

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yeah, it gets set correctly for sure..

 

 

It is an integer variable...  I've added a state variable called $DayOfMonth, and added to the end of the program that changes the date:

 

$DayOfMonth = $iDay.Of.Month

 

And changed the program to act on $DayOfMonth.

 

Should this do it?

Posted (edited)

These synchro programs can be difficult to keep running despite power blinks and user interaction causing them to stall.

 

This is how I do it.

Note I use scratchpad variables to do my calculations so programs don't uselessly trigger from the final state variable.

Set MM.DD - [ID 00B8][Parent 0006]

If
        Time is 12:00:01AM
     Or Time is  3:00:01AM
     Or Time is  6:00:01AM
 
Then
        $sISY.DayOfWeek Init To [Current Day of Week]
        $sISY.DayOfWeek  = [Current Day of Week]
        $sISY.DayOfMonth Init To [Current Day of Month]
        $sISY.DayOfMonth  = [Current Day of Month]
        $ISY_Date.scratchpad  = [Current Day of Month]
        $ISY_Date.scratchpad /= 100
        $ISY_Date.scratchpad += [Current Month (Jan=1, Feb=2, etc.)]
        $sISY.MM.DD Init To $ISY_Date.scratchpad
        $sISY.MM.DD  = $ISY_Date.scratchpad
 
Else
   - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')
 


I use the resultant $sISY.MM.DD variable for Christmas lighting and other annual events program triggering.

Edited by larryllix
Posted (edited)
Set MM.DD - [ID 00B8][Parent 0006]

If
        Time is 12:00:01AM
     Or Time is  3:00:01AM
     Or Time is  6:00:01AM
 
Then
        $sISY.DayOfWeek Init To [Current Day of Week]
        $sISY.DayOfWeek  = [Current Day of Week]
        $sISY.DayOfMonth Init To [Current Day of Month]
        $sISY.DayOfMonth  = [Current Day of Month]
        $ISY_Date.scratchpad  = [Current Day of Month]
        $ISY_Date.scratchpad /= 100
        $ISY_Date.scratchpad += [Current Month (Jan=1, Feb=2, etc.)]
        $sISY.MM.DD Init To $ISY_Date.scratchpad
        $sISY.MM.DD  = $ISY_Date.scratchpad
 
Else
   - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')
 

 

 

Are these variables that are set in another program? [Current Day of Week] [Current Day of Month]

 

EDIT: Nevermind just realized this is a v5 feature.

Edited by ghaynes27
  • 6 months later...
Posted

Those variables are only available to special people. :)

 

Larrylix, what's the latest and greatest documentation in ver 5 to do these dates?  My wife would like the Christmas lights to stop coming on.  Rather than just disable the programs I'd like to future proof the code so that it can handle month/day regardless of year like you are doing above.  I'm wondering if further v5 betas have further simplified this from your code above.

Posted (edited)

V5 variable features haven't changed any since decimals were added. AFAIK.

 

I have asked for small additions like an Integer function to tear off fractions.

 

An exponent function would be nice for windchill calculations now but I haven't asked yet.

 

Sent from a tiny keyboard. Response may be brief.

 

 

On a bad forum browser right now but my Xmas programs are all in a folder that is enabled from Dec 1 to Jan 11 each year. I need to add a detailed yearly notification describing the X10 and Insteon addresses of each light string so I know which ones are reserved for what task.

Edited by larryllix
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