if or else or goto or break or label...

[eddiex666]

Hi,

I am trying to create a simple phython script..

1)
how can I create a if this do this or else do that
if var = ('yes')
do turn on
else
do turn off


2)
Hos can I use goto or labels?
if var=(''yes') goto yes
if var=('no') goto no
goto end

:yes
do turn on

:no
do turn off

:end


I am very newbee to python, so any help will be good...


Eddie

[krambriw]

@eddie,

You do not jump to labels, btw that is really ugly and bad habits in all programming languages.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1886 ... -in-python

Do function calls instead like in the examples below

The first and second in python

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def doTurnOn():
    print 'Turn On'


def doTurnOff():
    print 'Turn Off'


var = raw_input("yes to turn on?")
if var == "yes" or var == "Yes":
    doTurnOn()
else:
    doTurnOff()

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def doTurnOn():
    print 'Turn On'


def doTurnOff():
    print 'Turn Off'


var = raw_input("yes or no?")
if var == "yes" or var == "Yes":
    doTurnOn()
elif var == "no" or var == "No":
    doTurnOff()
print 'End'

[eddiex666]

cooool this is working, and i am agree, do call is better..


BUT...

I try to call a even with eg.EventTrigger('Event')
But is does not work...

I can run the trigger manually, thats working, and i can see that in the LOG window is sayes "Main.Event"
When I do a eg.EventTrigger('Event') I can see in the LOG windows "Main.Event" but nothing happens...

whats the trix?


I have a macro and i have a event...


Eddie

[krambriw]

Put a picture here of your macro configuration

[eddiex666]

loop:

Whatever i try, the IF is not working...
here is my script:

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mintemp = ('10')
temp2 = ('15')

def doTurnOn():
    print "False, Det er kaldere en "+ mintemp + " grader inne"

def doTurnOff():
    print "True, det er varmere en "+ mintemp + " grader inne"

if float(temp2)<(mintemp):
    doTurnOff()
elif float(temp2)>(mintemp):
    doTurnOn()
print 'End'

if "mintemp" is lower, its do a turn on.... as it should...
if "mintemp" is higher, its do a turn ON ....

Syntax error?

[eddiex666]

attached a screendump... witch showa the script LOG , and al my macro, events...

[eddiex666]

Hi K....

I got the script to work on the if statment...
I know you recomend me alot of thing... i just have to say... I am old and stabish

My only problem now, is how to "call / start" a event from the script...

eg.TriggerEvent('Turnon') does not work ... syntax?


Tnx for all gooood help ...


Eddie

[krambriw]

eg.TriggerEvent('Turnon') does not work ... syntax?

Of course it does but you have selected not to view unassigned events...

[krambriw]

You have to use the same data types when comparing the values....

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#mintemp = ('10')
#temp2 = ('15')


def doTurnOn():
    print "False, Det er kaldere en "+ mintemp + " grader inne"

def doTurnOff():
    print "True, det er varmere en "+ mintemp + " grader inne"


mintemp  = raw_input("Mintemp ?")
temp2 = raw_input("temp2 ?")

if float(temp2)<float(mintemp):
    doTurnOff()
elif float(temp2)>float(mintemp):
    doTurnOn()
print 'End'

[eddiex666]

Hi,

ok I found the way...

seems that i did not get the eg.TriggerEvent to work....

but when i right clicked on a event and selected "copy as python" i got the correct syntax...
this is working for me..

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def doTurnOn():
    print "False, Det er varmere en "+ mintemp + " grader inne"
    eg.plugins.TellStickDuo.TurnOff(9)

so the e.plugins.TellstickDuo.TurnOff(9) is working nice..


Tnx K....


Eddie

[krambriw]

Eddie, you can't fly before you have your wings...

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eg.plugins.TellStickDuo.TurnOff(9)

is something completly different to

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eg.TriggerEvent('Turnon') 

You have to spend a lot more time reading and experimenting (by yourself). It makes no sense that you scatter the board with all of your working or non working tests.

Think carefully about what you want to ask AND try to make it as illustrative as possible with screenshots etc so that is clear what you want.

Is not that you should not ask but since you are new, we do expect that you spend a lot in self studying. There are many threads and samples that will help you get going.

Best regards, Walter