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Well, I like to have geofence monitoring on outside anyway, because the device responding to different locations in various ways, therefore home presence detect kind of gets a free ride.

WiFi dis- and reconnect happen sporadically. Not really frequently here, but enough to make addition of extra logic to home presence detection desirable. What I do here is to use WiFi disconnect from home SSID to enable geolocation monitoring, and disable geolocation monitoring when connecting to ho...

"Move files" action allows globs (wildcards), for specification of group of files - for example, all those matching a specific extension -, while as destination, a directory may be specified. That way can you move many files with one action to another directory, without the need to know their names.

Yes, you forgot to quote the name, as in

removeVariable("global_dateA");

otherwise you'll (try to) remove a variable with the name expressed by the value of global_dateA.

I dont want to delete the variable.bin

no need to, simply use removeVar() correctly.

Instead of specifying solely the script name in Automagic "execute command" action - with hashbang in script needed, and execute bit set -, you could give as command: sh /path/to/script/name_of_script. Invoking the script this way doesn't require you to do any of the above. Running scripts at boot t...

Are you offering to carry together examples, test and publish them, or are you merely asking others to do that for you? That wasn't quite clear from how you put it, "wish list" can mean either. In the first case, consider that there exist different levels of skill and experience - you may want to fo...

Dann vermute ich, dass das Problem eher bei "aus irgendeinem Grund" als bei refreshWidget() liegt.

Ohne deine Ansicht zu kennen, ist es schwer, zu beurteilen, was nicht funktioniert, geschweige denn warum nicht. Darum vermute ich, dass du eigentlich Funktion setWidgetElementProperty() benutzen wollen würdest um das zu erreichen, was du von refreshWidget() erhoffst.

name="foo"; setValue("global_{name}", "bla"); // nach global_foo schreiben wert = getValue("global_{name}", "nix"); // von global_foo lesen Alternativ kann dafür auch eine map verwendet werden, mit name als key. Das würden die meisten vermutlich vorziehen. Vorteil davon wäre, dass du nicht für jede...

getValue() und setValue() erhalten als erstes Argument den Namen der Variablen - dieser kann der value einer anderen Variablen, welche an der Stelle namentlich angegeben wird sein, oder das Resultat einer Funktion. Ein literaler String darf es auch sein, aber dann angeführt.