One thing I'm really enjoying experimenting with at the moment is the http event trigger. I'm testing it by calling up http://127.0.0.1?whatever.
One thing I noticed while playing around is if i call
127.0.0.1?msg&hello world
It shows up in the event log as
HTTP.msg['hello%20world']
Does this ...
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Eventghost, toggling and Bluetooth
Hi all...just discovered Eventghost, and am enjoying exploring it. There's a couple of things I'd like to do that I can't quite figure out. Total n00b to Python and quite a lot of stuff.
Anyway, first thing:
I have a virgin (formerly ntl:) set top box which uses an odd standard. The only way I can ...
Anyway, first thing:
I have a virgin (formerly ntl:) set top box which uses an odd standard. The only way I can ...