Automagic Forum

@Desmanto You are totally right. In case you need a simple map, the newMapFromValues() function is sufficient. But in case you want to have a more complex object, e.g. obj = fromJSON( '{"key1": [1, 2, 3, 4], "key2": {"sub1": true, "sub2": false} }' ) vs. obj = newMapFromValues( "key1", newList(1, 2,...

I just learned that Automagic supports JSON. So we can do the following: dict = fromJSON('{"key1": "value1", "key2": "value2", "key3integer": 123, "key4boolean": true}') Please note the nesting quotation marks (outer single quotes, double quotes for strings) This post is just for the record 8-)

Wow. Nice to know! I used to do this by "Start Activity" -> Packagename: "com.android.chrome" -> Data URI: "{url}", but this is much easier.

Hi,

are you looking for this?

Returns a new map initialized to contain the specified keys and values.

Hm.... if you know the app that is used to input the event, you can have a look at User Interface Events..
Component clicked seems to be suitable.

Hi,

what about Calendar Event -> Trigger at Event Start / Trigger at Event End?

Hi,

maybe your want to have a look into this User Activity Trigger..

If your car has Bluetooth, this is the way to go.

Otherwise, you have to think about your real-life flow. Maybe something like "Wifi Disconnected from Homenetwork" -> "Wait for USB-Car-Charger" -> "We are in the car".