OR logic appears broken in IF statements

[siegeld]

I have the following IF statement:

 

If Control 'Foo' is switched On

Or (

Status 'Bar' is Off

And Control 'Bar' is switched Off

)

 

Then ...

 

The then does not seem to get executed in either case - be it Foo getting switched on or Bar being switched off. If I delete the entire Or part, the Foo switch does work.

[Mark Sanctuary]

I never have been able to think in "foo bar" speakage so lets see if I understand the logic. You want; if light1 is turned on, or if light2 is turned off and light2 is already off. This is an elseif type of configuration and should work, might be a bug.

 

If
       Control 'Light1' is switched On 
       Or ( 
               Control 'Light2' is switched Off 
           And Status  'Light2' is Off 
       ) 

Then
  - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')

Else
  - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')

[siegeld]

Yes, what you describe is what I'm looking for.

[Mark Sanctuary]

Ok I was testing this on some light in our room and forgot to remove it. My wife started pushing buttons before bedtime and things when strange on her. Wife faction went down that was for sure. Deleted the program all is well again.

[siegeld]

Ah, so to be clear, it worked for you? I'll delete and recreate the program tomorrow to test again.

[Mark Sanctuary]

No it did not work, either there is a bug in the "Or ()" stuff or the code logic is not good because I always get "Else" part and not the "Then" part.

[Chris Jahn]

siegeld,

 

Thank you for reporting this bug. It was a regression that it is now fixed for the next drop.