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by elektroinside
14 Mar 2019 23:09
Forum: User Help / Bug Reports
Topic: Known Issues on Android Q
Replies: 41
Views: 240615

Re: Known Issues on Android Q

"This behavior change helps minimize interruptions for the user and keeps the user more in control of what's shown on their screen." But we are in control of these. In fact, we never have been more in control, thanks to AM. Am I the only one feeling that Google's Android is heading towards Apple's i...
by elektroinside
13 Mar 2019 06:43
Forum: User Help / Bug Reports
Topic: LED smart-bulb apps?
Replies: 7
Views: 17024

Re: LED smart-bulb apps?

You're welcome :-)
by elektroinside
12 Mar 2019 19:52
Forum: User Help / Bug Reports
Topic: LED smart-bulb apps?
Replies: 7
Views: 17024

Re: LED smart-bulb apps?

Open it again (twice, consecutively). The second time, you'll be able to configure stuff and save the plugin's settings in AM. It's just how the plugin acts, normally (at least on any of my phones). The discussion refers to the LAN control of the bulb (how to do it). Using the dedicated app (or the ...
by elektroinside
11 Mar 2019 19:44
Forum: Feature Requests
Topic: Calling a flow with arguments/parameters
Replies: 14
Views: 33723

Re: Calling a flow with arguments/parameters

Yes, both methods will probably work. But it would be so much simpler to just call a flow with parameters, pass just the necessary data as arguments, including an ID of some sorts, or maybe set a variable by default (which obviously would be used to act upon a certain/specific instance of a flow, li...
by elektroinside
10 Mar 2019 09:02
Forum: Feature Requests
Topic: Android App Shortcuts
Replies: 15
Views: 40291

Re: Android App Shortcuts

Did you try the action "Launch shortcut -> Build shortcut"?

You could also look for things with "Launch App -> Class name"
by elektroinside
09 Mar 2019 07:42
Forum: General
Topic: triggertime
Replies: 2
Views: 9539

Re: triggertime

"triggertime" will never change for the currently executed flow, as it is the time when the flow was executed. If you want to log for yourself after each command, you could use another function (or create a flow which uses that function), which is getDate() instead of triggertime (or even triggertim...
by elektroinside
09 Mar 2019 06:57
Forum: User Help / Bug Reports
Topic: Multiple sleep() calls from multiple flows
Replies: 13
Views: 25493

Re: Multiple sleep() calls from multiple flows

Hi Martin,

Thank you for your input and future fix.
I'll try the EAP build as soon as it's available and report back.
by elektroinside
07 Mar 2019 14:11
Forum: Feature Requests
Topic: Calling a flow with arguments/parameters
Replies: 14
Views: 33723

Re: Calling a flow with arguments/parameters

You don't have accurate control like this... You have to check conditions (probably read a list) after each command (-> delays, small, but delays), if the timing is crucial, and you don't want to wait for some timeouts, a list which has to be constantly updated/cleaned up/maintained, and so on... Al...
by elektroinside
07 Mar 2019 13:22
Forum: Feature Requests
Topic: Calling a flow with arguments/parameters
Replies: 14
Views: 33723

Re: Calling a flow with arguments/parameters

Ah, from the debug dialog. Never really paid attention to that variable indeed, i totally forgot about it. But flow_name is holding the currently executing flow's name, nothing more. If i execute twice, in parallel, the same flow, flow_name will be the same for both instances. It's not holding any d...
by elektroinside
07 Mar 2019 12:22
Forum: Feature Requests
Topic: Calling a flow with arguments/parameters
Replies: 14
Views: 33723

Re: Calling a flow with arguments/parameters

anuraag wrote:
elektroinside wrote:Hmm, i do not know about triggername.

Many thanks, I'll look into it.
sorry its called "flow_name".

When a flow is executed there is three variables always present - flow_name, trigger, triggertime
Hmm, I'm unable to find flow_name in the documentation, only "imported_flow_name".