how does this work?

bowlingbeeg Offline

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Re: how does this work?

2 years 5 months ago

#1879

Yes, you can pass parameters to macros and as far as I know it can be as many as you want. Here is an example of a macro that I was using before the JVC driver was working correctly I had a jvc.cmd.theater macro defined like this:

Macro|
GetURL|http://localhost:5000?devname=JVC%20RS2100&cmd=¶m=!

I would call it with jvc.cmd.theater|PW~1 and it would run the following command

GetURL|http://localhost:5000?devname=JVC%20RS2100&cmd=PW&param=1!

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davep Offline

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Re: how does this work?

2 years 5 months ago

#1881

yes exactly! The server will parse the command and then make the <p1>... <pn> substitutions.

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davep Offline

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Re: how does this work?

2 years 5 months ago

#1882

Sat32 wrote:

so if I mapped this command to a button on remote
LaunchApp.{{activeroom_{{clientname}}}}|Netflix

and created a macro named livingroom.LaunchApp
with this code
AV|{{livingroom_shieldtv_id}}~Launch~<p1>!
in it

Would it Work?

YES!

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cjisble Offline

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Re: how does this work?

2 years 5 months ago

#1883

davep wrote:

We want to try to reduce the number of macros being created but wasn't expecting someone to reflash a new server so soon. Instead of VolumeUp, VolumeDown, PowerOn, PowerOff it's better to have just one Volume and Power macro and pass in the options as needed.

Volume.room|up or Volume.room|up~3 (up 3 steps) Volume.room|down or Volume.room|down~3 (down 3 steps)
VolumeMute.room|on or VolumeMute.room|off or VolumeMute.room|toggle
Power.room|on or Power.room|off or Power.room|toggle

The updated smartremote, moonlight tablet and phone templates will be calling these macros.

This should not break anything for existing installs using the old macro naming conventions as the server will compensate. Since you are a little ahead of the curve modify your project hard button commands to use the new macro naming conventions.

I've got the reverse problem. My smart remote template has the hard button calling power.familyroom | on, but my macros are still the old ones: poweron.familyroom.

What is the best way to get back in sync? Should I create the new macros manually, using the instructions in this thread to pass in the variables?

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Sat32 Offline

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Re: how does this work?

2 years 5 months ago

#1888

Did some testing

Code:

Macro|
// The macro is responsible for controlling volume in a room!
AV|{{livingroom_avamp_id}}~Volume~<p1>~3!
if|IsEQ##<p1>##up##Lighting|8~On!
if|IsEQ##<p1>##down##Lighting|8~Off!

Works!!

But ran into different issue can't edit or save changes to hard buttons on smartremote.
I have read/write access to the myserver folder from my desktop and I can edit gui aspects with mydesigner
so not sure whats going on. Could be a server bug?

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davep Offline

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Re: how does this work?

2 years 5 months ago

#1889

The server update I will release today will get you back in sync automatically. You won't have to do anything. It will automatically call the old macro if the new one does not exist.

The server update is delayed because I'm fixing a MQTT subscribe issue.

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