C++ Application to Control a Logitech Harmony Hub. See the Readme in the Files section for more information.
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Very usefull. Only problem after adding/deleting activities, "list_activities" doesn't return all activities
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Revised Makefile: (I've also made changes to csocket.h and HarmonyHubControl.cpp to remove compiler warnings, and I'd be happy to send them to you, only I don't have any way of getting in touch with you - oster at ieee.org ) ---- # build HarmonyHubControl executable when user executes "make" HarmonyHubControl : HarmonyHubControl.o csocket.o $(CC) $(LDFLAGS) HarmonyHubControl.o csocket.o -o HarmonyHubControl -lstdc++ HarmonyHubControl.o: HarmonyHubControl.cpp csocket.h $(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c HarmonyHubControl.cpp csocket.o : csocket.cpp csocket.h $(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c csocket.cpp # remove object files when user executes "make clean" clean: rm -f *.o # remove object files and executable when user executes "make pristine" pristine: rm -f *.o HarmonyHubControl
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Works great and fast! Would like to note that there isn't a specific activity for powering everything off, what you do however is call start_activity with -1 like so; HarmonyHubControl.exe email password ip_address start_activity -1
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This software works great - and I commend the developers. Using it to automate my theater!
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This is a great project, I use it to control all my IR devices via HomeSeer