Hi, is it possible to start a periodic Timer at exact 0 Seconds. I would like to design a speakin clock that speakes every hour.
Now i have start a periodic timer every minute and then i check the minutes if m<1 the clock speakes the hour. But i can not start the periodic timer exact at the zero second.
Can somwone help me?
regards
hubert
Periodic Timer start
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Re: Periodic Timer start
Currently only way to do that is to manually enable the flow at the given time.
You could use global variable trigger to extract the full hours from time variable and to trigger accordingly. There are quite a few topics regarding time variables, so you should get all the advice you need, if search for those. I'm not skilled enough to give you straight answer, but I know It's possible that way.
You could use global variable trigger to extract the full hours from time variable and to trigger accordingly. There are quite a few topics regarding time variables, so you should get all the advice you need, if search for those. I'm not skilled enough to give you straight answer, but I know It's possible that way.
Re: Periodic Timer start
Hi, I modify a great flow made by Murtuma (speak time). I don't know if it fulfill your need but I post it to you.
http://automagic4android.com/flow.php?i ... 9b04e972fb
http://automagic4android.com/flow.php?i ... 9b04e972fb
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Re: Periodic Timer start
Hi MUTURMA,
do you have an exemple?
do you have an exemple?
Re: Periodic Timer start
@hubert: as I said, I'm not skilled enough to make that myself and I don't happen to have an example right now.
@pat2net: I take credit only for modifying the original script and flow layout from MagiciAndroid.
I was also thinking about pat's solution but I thought it's a bit too cumbersome to modify when needed. That would work, however.
@pat2net: I take credit only for modifying the original script and flow layout from MagiciAndroid.
I was also thinking about pat's solution but I thought it's a bit too cumbersome to modify when needed. That would work, however.