David Sanner - This likely has already been dis...
This likely has already been discussed but I've been working with zones & notifications and it seems only numerical ranges are used to evaluate zone states. Just wondering, does it make sense to also do simple boolean checks for zone states? Null value check? Both could be useful for zones & notifications especially with relays and digital switching but also other inputs/plugins.
Work around has been to try and use 1/0 and then evaluate -.1 to .1 for false, .9 to 1.1 for true (guess I should know if it lower range <= or < and upper are >= or just >) but some plugins and inputs set the path value to true/false.
Or is it possible to evaluate zones base on a boolean and if not does it make sense to add that ability or just try and stick w/ 1 & 0 where possible? Thanks.
Work around has been to try and use 1/0 and then evaluate -.1 to .1 for false, .9 to 1.1 for true (guess I should know if it lower range <= or < and upper are >= or just >) but some plugins and inputs set the path value to true/false.
Or is it possible to evaluate zones base on a boolean and if not does it make sense to add that ability or just try and stick w/ 1 & 0 where possible? Thanks.
