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QUESTION
I have a problem to well understand what'is happening here. I'm tring to activate a relay base on time with the user selected schedule. The problem is when the stop time is after midnight and the start if before. My function to check if it is the moment to toggle is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-25 at 13:12- Adjust the
stop
time by 24 hours if it is smaller thanstart
- Adjust the
now
time by 24 hours if the stop time is tomorrow, and the ON_OFF state is ON, and now < start. - Re-order your logic to use the ON_OFF state to determine whether to check for start or stop
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I am trying to create an app to remotely control some lights. As for now it's going good, I can control the status of the relays that control the lights just by pushing the buttons I designed on the app regardless of the network the device on which the app is installed is connected.
What I want is:
Multiple devices will have this app installed and connected to the same place (I mean that will control the same lights). So when one changes the status of a light all the other instances of the app (the one making the changes included) should be updated with the new light statuses.
I thought to achieve this by putting a server listening inside the app so that when there's a change the real server, hosted on a Raspberry that controls a bunch of relays, can send a message to all the apps and update them. The apps will send their IP and the ID they are stored on the server everytime the app opens or there's an IP change.
The problem I'm facing is :
When working locally everything goes just fine, but when the device on which the app is installed connects to another network, it won't receive updates anymore. Of course I know this is due to the fact that, because of the Flutter Plugin I'm using, I only get the local IP of the device so through internet I won't reach it. I could retrieve both public and private IP addresses of a device, but then I don't know how to "ask" to the router which "owns" the public IP to let me access the device with the private IP without needing a portforwarding (portforwarding can't be done because I'm working with mobile devices).
My questions :
Is there a way to achieve what I want? Or a different method to dynamically update the apps whenever there's a change? Or a way to get both "external" and local IP and then call the apps using that?
Thanks in advance.
pubspec.yaml dependencies:
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Answered 2019-Dec-28 at 14:52Welcome to stackoverflow.
You have described something that is very common in the field of industrial automation or home automation, on which one or several devices monitor the state of a machine/system, in your case they are just a few lights, but the system is usually equipped with a PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) that also executes a program.
A Raspberry PI can act as a programmable PLC with the Codesys software that is very powerful and free/cheap.
This is what many use to build small automatism or robots based on Raspberry.
You can also communicate with the PLC using standard protocols such as Modbus and OPC UA.
Here an android App that can monitor through those protocols : https://www.suppanel.com/index.php/en/
Although I admit that what I propose is to enter a very different field of programming.
QUESTION
Been looking around and can't find an answer.
So I call either raw_input() or input() to fill out a simple variable. But instead of running the function, I get
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-29 at 13:38I suspect your code looks a bit like:
QUESTION
I'm using mongo aggregation to aggregate based on "SWITCHID" and "STATUS" on finding the average duration where "STATUS":"LIGHTS ON"
as well as "STATUS":"LIGHTS OFF"
but how do I subtract the "STATUS":LIGHTS OFF"
duration
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-09 at 10:41Maybe this can help you. It can be optimized, but here is the idea:
QUESTION
I'm trying to write a script that turns all lights off after 1.5 minutes for 10 seconds, then turns them back on.
Right now, it seems like the timer is getting bypassed. I realize that the reason for this is probably because the time will never be exactly 90 or so.
That being said, I have no idea how to get the result I want.
I thought of using InvokeRepeating
instead (as commented out) but then that would mean that the lights would be off longer every time.
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Answered 2018-Jan-09 at 19:24QUESTION
So this problem has been bugging me for a few days now. I've been trying to get a working nightmode switch on my site. I've asked on here before and after what I thought was the solution, using help from this site and stack exchange, I started experiencing an annoying problem.
Here is a video of my problem: https://ryan-simms.com/problem
The problem only occurs when nightmode is enabled and I don't understand what the actual problem is. I've tried all sorts of different JavaScript codes with the same result everytime. Also before anyone says it's because of the DOMContentLoaded bit, I have already tried removing it on only using it when adding the EventListeners on my buttons.
Also I tried to change the way getCookie() works with a few different methods.
Are cookies the right way or is there a better way?
Here is my HTML stripped down to the basics:
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Answered 2017-Dec-16 at 01:45Are cookies the right way or is there a better way?
Since you don't care about the cookie on the server side, prefer localStorage
. You can replace all of your cookie code with things like
QUESTION
So I have a night mode feature on my website, below is just a brief example of what the code looks like on my website. I was wondering how would I be able to save the state of the page, so that it stays dark / light after a page refresh. Do I do this with a cookie? I've never implemented cookies into any of my websites before and could really use some help.
Here is the HTML with the buttons on it to activate the script:
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Answered 2017-Dec-11 at 18:14Set cookies:
QUESTION
I have df:
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Answered 2017-May-06 at 07:24Consider the dataframe df
where CU
and Parameters
are assumed to be in the index.
QUESTION
I am using this example to upload a csv file into a sqlite database:
this is my code:
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Answered 2017-Apr-25 at 08:28QUESTION
I am creating a WPF project in C#. I have a button
, whose background image
I want to change when the button
is clicked. However, first, I want to compare the current background image
of the button
to another one and then change it. This is my code:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-18 at 15:22You could simply store the two ImageBrushes as XAML Resources
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