04.04.2017, 23:24
Thank you admin for the response
However, when the read request is just part of a (or many combined) condition(s) and not linked to the main object being triggered, this might lead very quickly to complicated structures of scripts. Besides, if I understand correctly, any other read request from another source would be triggering the second script and eventually potentially starting a set of unwanted actions.
It's more like the classic prompt for user input that I need : the system needs input ( a value) and waits till the user (in this case the knx bus) gives it, but not a microsecond longer. One would expect this to be possible in any programming language.
I find it strange there seems to be no lean way to do this.
However, when the read request is just part of a (or many combined) condition(s) and not linked to the main object being triggered, this might lead very quickly to complicated structures of scripts. Besides, if I understand correctly, any other read request from another source would be triggering the second script and eventually potentially starting a set of unwanted actions.
It's more like the classic prompt for user input that I need : the system needs input ( a value) and waits till the user (in this case the knx bus) gives it, but not a microsecond longer. One would expect this to be possible in any programming language.
I find it strange there seems to be no lean way to do this.