Re: [mh] Omnistat and my_mh question

[Pete F. <pj...@ca...>]

Joel,

There was one thing I had a minor problem with, around line 300 and 308.
I found that the count was not set correctly for the tstat output.

I've merged this change into your code, please put it in and test.  I use
the registers command a lot, and for some reason not seting the count
correctly due to sprintf this seems a more stable way of handling things

Let me know your results, and I will commit


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On Fri, February 27, 2009 9:29 am, Joel Davidson wrote:
> Pete-
>
> I don't have write access to svn, so I just attached the file to my
> email the other day.  Here it is again.  If you could commit it, that
> would be great.  The version that's currently in the repository has
> a few issues...
>
> Joel
>
> On Fri, 27 Feb 2009, it would appear that Pete Flaherty wrote:
>
>> Dan, Joel,
>>
>> I've been playing with the omnistat, and attacking it from the interface
>> side.  So far I have a nice, interactive 'omnistat' with clickable
>> buttons
>> and display, all clinet side, so the settings can be viewed then
>> committed
>> (or not). still pretty alpha, but getting there.
>>
>> I'm wondering if you've committed the omnistat.pl to the svn repo, and
>> if
>> not I'd like to get a copy of what you have.  This way I can work out
>> the
>> code behind things to get this working. And also see if/what you have
>> for
>> ini pararameters ....
>>
>>
>>
>> -- Thanks
>> -Pete Flaherty
>> http://www.lpcomet.com
>> http://www.mraudrey.net
>> http://www.hauntedacrewoods.com
>>
>> On Thu, February 26, 2009 1:51 pm, Daniel Arnold wrote:
>>> Joel,
>>>
>>> Thanks for the updated omnistat.pm.  I've added even more functionality
>>> to
>>> it.  I can now program the entire schedule from a web page and I also
>>> can
>>> see the outdoor temp on my thermostat, and I fill the indoor temp of
>>> the
>>> weather hash with the value from the stat.
>>>
>>> I have a couple of general Perl/MH questions because I'd like to keep
>>> improving things.  I'll be sure to submit an updated pm (and web pages)
>>> when
>>> I'm done.
>>>
>>> 1.  Can I put code in a .pm file that will execute each pass?  I'd like
>>> to
>>> read 1 register each pass and hold on to the values because reading the
>>> whole schedule pauses MH for ~12 seconds.  This isn't terrible because
>>> I
>>> don't expect to be programming the thermostat from the web often, but
>>> I'd
>>> prefer to avoid it.
>>>
>>> 2.  Is there a way to modify the .pm file so that it keeps track of the
>>> objects declared of its type?  I'd like the web pages to be able to
>>> know
>>> how
>>> many Omnistat objects were created and allow you to view all of them
>>> without
>>> having to modify the page.
>>>
>>>
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