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[manos@dynamitec]

Hello admin,

Can the part below be edit to be able to calculate with a resolution of 1 decimal point the average value of 2byte float or any byte value (temp, brightness, power ...)? Now in the script says the value must be between 0-100.

Code:

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-- AVERAGE value   calc['avg'] = function(group)     local result, count, value = 0, 0     for _, address in ipairs(group.objects) do       value = values[ address ]       -- number must be in [0..100] range!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!       if type(value) == 'number' then         result = result + value         count = count + 1       -- boolean true is 100%, false is 0%       elseif type(value) == 'boolean' then         if toboolean(value) then           result = result + 100         end         count = count + 1       end     end     if count > 0 then       result = math.floor(result / count + 0.5)       grp.checkwrite(group.output, result)     end   end

Thank you in advance

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Hello admin,

Can the part below be edit to be able to calculate with a resolution of 1 decimal point the average value of 2byte float or any byte value (temp, brightness, power ...)? Now in the script says the value must be between 0-100.

Code:

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-- AVERAGE value   calc['avg'] = function(group)     local result, count, value = 0, 0     for _, address in ipairs(group.objects) do       value = values[ address ]       -- number must be in [0..100] range!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!       if type(value) == 'number' then         result = result + value         count = count + 1       -- boolean true is 100%, false is 0%       elseif type(value) == 'boolean' then         if toboolean(value) then           result = result + 100         end         count = count + 1       end     end     if count > 0 then       result = math.floor(result / count + 0.5)       grp.checkwrite(group.output, result)     end   end

Thank you in advance

I guess just removing math.floor(..........+0.5) is the solution to this?