FBEditor log write

[Thomas]

Hi
There's a log write in fbe_hysteresis_3_limits function. Can I disable this log write? I use this function for brightness evaluation and it can write 70 pages of log every day.

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require('custom.fbeditor20.Control') Input = 555 Limit_1_ON = 400 Limit_1_OFF = 300 Limit_2_ON = nil Limit_2_OFF = nil Limit_3_ON = nil Limit_3_OFF = nil threshold1, threshold2, threshold3 = fbe_hysteresis_3_limits(Input, Limit_1_ON, Limit_1_OFF, Limit_2_ON, Limit_2_OFF, Limit_3_ON, Limit_3_OFF, 'fb__New_diagram__fbe_hysteresis_3_limits__id')

In log I see:

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* table: [1]  * number: 1 [2]  * number: 0 [3]  * number: 0

[Daniel]

Hi
Here are all the functions used in FB Editor
https://forum.logicmachine.net/showthrea...=fb+editor
Find yours, import to user libraries, correct what you need and you can use it in FB under user blocks.

BR

[Thomas]

Thank you
FYI FBE_Blocks_Control.luas
is the issue

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--- [Function] fbe_hysteresis_3_limits --- Hysteresis with 3 limits --- [Comment] --- The module evaluates an input value in dependence on 3 freely definable limits (3 switch-on and 3 switch-off values). --- When the limits are exceeded or dropped below, the outputs 1-3 are controlled operated. --- If a limit has been exceeded (dropped below), first the limit must be dropped below (exceeded) again, before the output can be sent again if the limit is exceeded (dropped below) again. --- [Input] --- Input [object] --- Limit 1 ON [value] --- Limit 1 OFF [value] --- Limit 2 ON [value] --- Limit 2 OFF [value] --- Limit 3 ON [value] --- Limit 3 OFF [value] --- [Output] --- threshold1 - Threshold 1 [object, storage] --- threshold2 - Threshold 2 [object, storage] --- threshold3 - Threshold 3 [object, storage] function fbe_hysteresis_3_limits(input, on1, off1, on2, off2, on3, off3, blockID)  local on = { on1, on2, on3 }  local off = { off1, off2, off3 }  local prevState = storage.get(blockID .. "_prevState") or {}  local out = {}  log(on)  log(off)  log(prevState)  for i=1,3 do    local state = 0    if on[i] ~= nil and input > on[i] then        state = 1      elseif off[i] ~= nil and input < off[i] then        state = -1      end    if state == 0 or prevState[i] == nil or prevState[i] == state then      out[i] = nil    else      out[i] = state > 0    end    prevState[i] = state  end  storage.set(blockID .. "_prevState", prevState)  return out[1], out[2], out[3] end