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if (two conditions) then - 02dag - 11.03.2018

Hi,

I have made a script with two conditions that need to be fulfilled before doing something. I have tried everything bt it is not working. There are no syntax errors now and I disable/enable every time I save scripts just to be sure.

The script reads a value from a illumination sensor and status from a light object. Then it compares the two and writes to the same light object. Here it is:

Code:
illumivalue = grp.getvalue('32/1/3')
switchvalue = grp.getvalue('0/4/10')
if (illumivalue <= 5 and switchvalue == 0) then 
  grp.write('0/4/10',1)
elseif (illumivalue >= 5 and switchvalue == 1) 
  then grp.write('0/4/10',0)
end

RE: if (two conditions) then - buuuudzik - 11.03.2018

(11.03.2018, 00:04)02dag Wrote: Hi,

I have made a script with two conditions that need to be fulfilled before doing something. I have tried everything bt it is not working. There are no syntax errors now and I disable/enable every time I save scripts just to be sure.

The script reads a value from a illumination sensor and status from a light object. Then it compares the two and writes to the same light object. Here it is:

Code:
illumivalue = grp.getvalue('32/1/3') switchvalue = grp.getvalue('0/4/10') if (illumivalue <= 5 and switchvalue == 0) then grp.write('0/4/10',1) elseif (illumivalue >= 5 and switchvalue == 1) then grp.write('0/4/10',0) end

Change this line:

Code:
if (illumivalue <= 5 and switchvalue == false) then

RE: if (two conditions) then - 02dag - 11.03.2018

(11.03.2018, 00:21)buuuudzik Wrote:
(11.03.2018, 00:04)02dag Wrote: Hi,

I have made a script with two conditions that need to be fulfilled before doing something. I have tried everything bt it is not working. There are no syntax errors now and I disable/enable every time I save scripts just to be sure.

The script reads a value from a illumination sensor and status from a light object. Then it compares the two and writes to the same light object. Here it is:

Code:
illumivalue = grp.getvalue('32/1/3') switchvalue = grp.getvalue('0/4/10') if (illumivalue <= 5 and switchvalue == 0) then grp.write('0/4/10',1) elseif (illumivalue >= 5 and switchvalue == 1) then grp.write('0/4/10',0) end

Change this line:

Code:
if (illumivalue <= 5 and switchvalue == false) then

Thank you very much. This worked, but I am puzzled. I thought that you could use both 0/1 or /true/false for things like this? Never thought of the latter for this script though.

RE: if (two conditions) then - buuuudzik - 11.03.2018

(11.03.2018, 10:59)02dag Wrote:
(11.03.2018, 00:21)buuuudzik Wrote:
(11.03.2018, 00:04)02dag Wrote: Hi,

I have made a script with two conditions that need to be fulfilled before doing something. I have tried everything bt it is not working. There are no syntax errors now and I disable/enable every time I save scripts just to be sure.

The script reads a value from a illumination sensor and status from a light object. Then it compares the two and writes to the same light object. Here it is:

Code:
illumivalue = grp.getvalue('32/1/3') switchvalue = grp.getvalue('0/4/10') if (illumivalue <= 5 and switchvalue == 0) then grp.write('0/4/10',1) elseif (illumivalue >= 5 and switchvalue == 1) then grp.write('0/4/10',0) end

Change this line:

Code:
if (illumivalue <= 5 and switchvalue == false) then

Thank you very much. This worked, but I am puzzled. I thought that you could use both 0/1 or /true/false for things like this? Never thought of the latter for this script though.

You can check that type(false) is 'boolean' and type(0) is 'number'. If you aren't sure of type of variable you can use toboolean function. Check this:

Code:
log(type(false))

log(type(0))

log(type(toboolean(0)))

RE: if (two conditions) then - Erwin van der Zwart - 11.03.2018

Hi,

true/false or 1/0 does not matter for writing, when comparing something it (offcourse) cannot be both (:

Tip: If result of a condition is not what you expect, log the variables to see what is going on..

BR,

Erwin