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by MURTUMA
18 Dec 2016 12:16
Forum: User Help / Bug Reports
Topic: Widget with Dialog
Replies: 9
Views: 23188

Re: Widget with Dialog

Open the forums with Automagic app: menu > forums. Open the links containing flows or widgets with Automagic and they will get imported. If the xml files are opened by some other app, go to the app settings and clear the defaults. After that your phone should ask you about which app you want to use ...
by MURTUMA
18 Dec 2016 08:37
Forum: User Help / Bug Reports
Topic: Auto rotate when specific apps open
Replies: 6
Views: 19862

Re: Auto rotate when specific apps open

I merged your last two topics because you already got sufficient answers for creating this flow yourself. No need to create a new topic for every question about the same subject. The flow you require is among the easiest ones to create, so this would be a good starting point to start learning. Just ...
by MURTUMA
11 Dec 2016 22:12
Forum: User Help / Bug Reports
Topic: Behavior of the SORT function
Replies: 6
Views: 18022

Re: Behavior of the SORT function

While it could be porrible to code the fuction to be able to handle such things, I think it is not a good idea. You're basically sorting numbers which are formatted differently from each others. It is an edge case and "fixing" the function might cause unforseeable effects in other cases. What is the...
by MURTUMA
10 Dec 2016 13:50
Forum: Feature Requests
Topic: G+ community
Replies: 1
Views: 8019

Re: G+ community

http://automagic4android.com/forum/view ... 67&p=16141

Nothing is denying you to form such group.
by MURTUMA
04 Dec 2016 14:03
Forum: User Help / Bug Reports
Topic: Subroutine call to another flow.
Replies: 10
Views: 24609

Re: Subroutine call to another flow.

@P-chu: When using a set of multiple flows which interacts and/or affects eachothers via global vars, it might come handy to have one flow to centrally store, keep tabs and update those global vars. In some cases this is unnecessary but in others it could make managing the actual working flow easier...
by MURTUMA
02 Dec 2016 23:26
Forum: User Help / Bug Reports
Topic: Subroutine call to another flow.
Replies: 10
Views: 24609

Re: Subroutine call to another flow.

husky wrote:Created a SCRIPT flow with all the common global variables to all flows. After that, I removed the corresponding individual scripts and no redundancy anymore.
This would have been my next suggestion but fortunately you figured it on your own. Good thing you're starting to learn!
by MURTUMA
01 Dec 2016 20:02
Forum: User Help / Bug Reports
Topic: Help With Incoming Call Exceptions
Replies: 2
Views: 7962

Re: Help With Incoming Call Exceptions

phone_number == 123 tests if variable "phone_number" IS 123. phone_number != 123 tests if variable "phone_number" is NOT 123. In other words, ALL numbers except 123 . Configure the trigger Incoming Call allowing all numbers. Then add condition Expression with either of above examples(ofcourse with ...
by MURTUMA
01 Dec 2016 19:24
Forum: User Help / Bug Reports
Topic: Subroutine call to another flow.
Replies: 10
Views: 24609

Re: Subroutine call to another flow.

I was going to suggest something similar as P-chu. However, there are multiple ways to approach this problem. What is the best depends entirely on the use case. Please, explain in more detail how the set of flows work, mainly how they are(should be) triggered?
by MURTUMA
29 Nov 2016 21:08
Forum: User Help / Bug Reports
Topic: Subroutine call to another flow.
Replies: 10
Views: 24609

Re: Subroutine call to another flow.

You can save data in global_variables. Global vars can be accessed by any flow at any time.

global_date = getDate();
by MURTUMA
28 Nov 2016 17:40
Forum: User Help / Bug Reports
Topic: I guess I'd need an external If then Else
Replies: 2
Views: 8579

Re: I guess I'd need an external If then Else

Condition Expression is your friend here. You can write any expression to it to suit your purposes.

For example:
"global_temp >= global_temp_max"
If temp is higher than temp_max, the condition evaluated to true. Otherwise to false.