September 10Sep 10 -When eisy-ui opens a programming dialog it is doing so as a "modal" dialog box in a fixed position. I understand the value of a modal box, but I would like these dialogs to have a title bar so the box can be moved around. The reason is that quite often there is something behind the modal box, in the current program, that you want to reference or be certain you know how it is set, etc.-When a unit of measure is set, e.g. hours, minute, seconds in a device command, like setting the Wakeup interval for a Zooz Z-Wave device, I would like to see the UoM displayed in the program window next to the value set, e.g., "Set ZY_001 Wake_Up to 28,800 seconds"-In the AC, I have occasionally used the "Notes" value for a device to record something meaningful, but it is not visible anywhere. I would like this feature in eisy-ui, but have the note visible in the right hand window at all times when the device is selected, so it has some value.-When I rename a device, I would like to have a longer field to work with. I think the current value length is 29 char, which is good, but sometimes, not enough. Perhaps 48?Rob Ralston Edited September 10Sep 10 by RRalston Improve clarity of comments
September 10Sep 10 Yes, I noticed that too. If it simply opened to the left of the program (not overlapping it) by default, that would be a big improvement.
September 11Sep 11 Author 18 hours ago, Guy Lavoie said:Yes, I noticed that too. If it simply opened to the left of the program (not overlapping it) by default, that would be a big improvement.Yes, I agree that would be better, but I still would rather be able to move the dialog around to uncover anything it may be covering.
September 11Sep 11 Author I would like to hover my cursor over a variable in the "IF clause" of a program and see its current value.I would like to hover my cursor over a device name in the "IF clause" of a program and see the current value that is being testedI would like to be able to easily comment out a program line without resorting to "Repeat 0" and "Repeat 1" Edited September 11Sep 11 by RRalston Add an additional item
September 11Sep 11 @Javi I very much miss the option to view the scene membership for a given node. Is it there, and I have simply been unable to find it? Is it planned?
September 11Sep 11 13 minutes ago, oberkc said:@Javi I very much miss the option to view the scene membership for a given node. Is it there, and I have simply been unable to find it? Is it planned?Yes, on TODO: https://forum.universal-devices.com/topic/47042-eisy-ui-is-getting-there-heres-where-we-stand/20 hours ago, RRalston said:-When eisy-ui opens a programming dialog it is doing so as a "modal" dialog box in a fixed position. I understand the value of a modal box, but I would like these dialogs to have a title bar so the box can be moved around. The reason is that quite often there is something behind the modal box, in the current program, that you want to reference or be certain you know how it is set, etc.How about below the current program with priority over program content which remains/becomes scrollable? This will work both Desktop and mobile.20 hours ago, RRalston said:-When a unit of measure is set, e.g. hours, minute, seconds in a device command, like setting the Wakeup interval for a Zooz Z-Wave device, I would like to see the UoM displayed in the program window next to the value set, e.g., "Set ZY_001 Wake_Up to 28,800 seconds"Rob RalstonThis should already exist, however some UOMS may not have a "name" see rest/nodes "uoms" : []. The "name is the prefix suffix based on "opts" formatting. "label" is shown during command Parameter selection, or when multiple UOMs are available 1 Byte in image below.e.g UOM: 51 (PercentUOM "name (%) Shown as a prefix suffix (depending on opts)UOM "Label" ("Percent") Under in command Parameter selection:Also for commands that accept multiple UOMs, Labels in UOM select.20 hours ago, RRalston said:-In the AC, I have occasionally used the "Notes" value for a device to record something meaningful, but it is not visible anywhere. I would like this feature in eisy-ui, but have the note visible in the right hand window at all times when the device is selected, so it has some value.Right Click Node > Configuration20 hours ago, RRalston said:-When I rename a device, I would like to have a longer field to work with. I think the current value length is 29 char, which is good, but sometimes, not enough. Perhaps 48?This is a firmware restriction, added issue for investigation. ID: /udi/issues/18
September 11Sep 11 1 hour ago, RRalston said:I would like to hover my cursor over a variable in the "IF clause" of a program and see its current value.Already exists, firmware determines condition true/false and is already calculated (status) and shown as red/green in the icon (although the color can be improved). Also there are conditions that are triggers (commands/schedule) that are only evaluated when triggered, so the last evaluated status is shown.1 hour ago, RRalston said:I would like to hover my cursor over a device name in the "IF clause" of a program and see the current value that is being testedMay cause confusion, Also there are conditions that are triggers (commands/schedule) that are only evaluated when triggered.1 hour ago, RRalston said:I would like to be able to easily comment out a program line without resorting to "Repeat 0" and "Repeat 1"Added investigation for implementation ID: /eisy-ui/issues/61
September 11Sep 11 3 hours ago, RRalston said:I would like to be able to easily comment out a program line without resorting to "Repeat 0" and "Repeat 1"As a "non-tech" user I think this would be confusing to a general user. I know zero programming languages and don't know what "comment out" means. For a general public system I think this might be in the weeds a bit much. If easy to implement, but not impact the non-tech users then go for it, but otherwise, might be over the top option that normal DIY (the Insteon target?) automation people won't use (much). My 2 cents.
September 11Sep 11 1 hour ago, Geddy said:As a "non-tech" user I think this would be confusing to a general user. I know zero programming languages and don't know what "comment out" means. For a general public system I think this might be in the weeds a bit much. If easy to implement, but not impact the non-tech users then go for it, but otherwise, might be over the top option that normal DIY (the Insteon target?) automation people won't use (much). My 2 cents.Maybe better phrased as disable line (condition / Action)
September 11Sep 11 Oh yes, the ability to comment out program lines would be great for testing alternate ways of programming things.
September 12Sep 12 Please sort programs by name, mine are all in some weird order which doesn't even seem to be the ordered by ID?
September 12Sep 12 5 minutes ago, Jimbo.Automates said:Please sort programs by name, mine are all in some weird order which doesn't even seem to be the ordered by ID?Sort order is remembered by store, sort from the column header from any column.
September 13Sep 13 15 minutes ago, Javi said:Sort order is remembered by store, sort from the column header from any column.Sorry, yes I meant initial sort order to be the program name.
September 13Sep 13 Few observation You cannot install the developer tools anymore (some plugins need those - at least used to)There are no resources tab available under developer and existing DOCs are not there either
September 13Sep 13 1 hour ago, Jimbo.Automates said:Sorry, yes I meant initial sort order to be the program name.Should be there?
September 13Sep 13 1 hour ago, Panda88 said:Few observation You cannot install the developer tools anymore (some plugins need those - at least used to)There are no resources tab available under developer and existing DOCs are not there eitherPlugins/PG3?
September 13Sep 13 pg3 mostly - well - not really sure what you are referring to - you could install from the AC - some plugins needed them (VUE and WeatherFlow) are some if I remember correct - Edited September 15Sep 15 by Panda88
September 13Sep 13 18 hours ago, Javi said:Should be there?Yes, it's there. I just meant the first time you open eisy-ui and look at programs and have not changed any sorting options it should sort by name ascending by default.
September 13Sep 13 Author @Javi When you are responding to several of these items, are you using a BETA or Staging version, because I am not able to confirm some of what you are saying running Production, OR, I simply do not understand what you are saying 😁For example, you say this already exists:I do not see this in the UI by right click on node. There is no "Configuration"I am talking about in the program, in line with the text, like the AC does. Are you talking about the pop up window??
September 13Sep 13 2 hours ago, RRalston said:@Javi When you are responding to several of these items, are you using a BETA or Staging version, because I am not able to confirm some of what you are saying running Production, OR, I simply do not understand what you are saying 😁For example, you say this already exists:I do not see this in the UI by right click on node. There is no "Configuration"I am talking about in the program, in line with the text, like the AC does. Are you talking about the pop up window??Some of is beta. see https://forum.universal-devices.com/topic/47042-eisy-ui-is-getting-there-heres-where-we-stand/
September 13Sep 13 Author @Javic I just read that post and saw nothing related to my questions. I apologize if I am missing it.Rob
September 14Sep 14 6 hours ago, RRalston said:@Javi When you are responding to several of these items, are you using a BETA or Staging version, because I am not able to confirm some of what you are saying running Production, OR, I simply do not understand what you are saying 😁For example, you say this already exists:This is in production, there is a status column for programs, also indicated by the icon color or icon (running).6 hours ago, RRalston said:I do not see this in the UI by right click on node. There is no "Configuration"Device Level configuration is Beta6 hours ago, RRalston said:I am talking about in the program, in line with the text, like the AC does. Are you talking about the pop up window??Already in production, if not shown then the UOM does not have a suffix (name). Suffixes (names) are listed in rest/profiles in the UOM list.
September 14Sep 14 Author 8 hours ago, Javi said:This is in production, there is a status column for programs, also indicated by the icon color or icon (running).OK, yes I am aware of the status column and color for the overall program, thank you. But I was saying I would like to hover over a variable, for instance and see the current value.===============On the unit of measure, this should say "seconds" after the variable name in the program like in the AC:(And why does the eisy-ui repeat "Set Wake Interval" in the line?)Same program line in AC:
September 14Sep 14 2 hours ago, RRalston said:OK, yes I am aware of the status column and color for the overall program, thank you. But I was saying I would like to hover over a variable, for instance and see the current value.I think a similar question was address separately. "I would like to hover my cursor over a device name in the "IF clause" of a program and see the current value that is being tested" The issue with this is state vs event and (last) evaluation. Something may not be "tested" yet if the evaluation finishes (false/else) before reaching the condition.Showing the current state of a node/var/etc is very possible 2 hours ago, RRalston said:On the unit of measure, this should say "seconds" after the variable name in the program like in the AC:(And why does the eisy-ui repeat "Set Wake Interval" in the line?)Same program line in AC:Thanks for the clarification. Fix: added uom formatting to commands with variable substitution ID: /eisy-ui/pull/62
September 14Sep 14 Author 34 minutes ago, Javi said:Showing the current state of a node/var/etc is very possible Yes, I think we are on the same page now. 😁35 minutes ago, Javi said:Thanks for the clarification. Fix: added uom formatting to commands with variable substitution ID: /eisy-ui/pull/62Excellent. Thank you.Rob
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