I’ve got a rule that works well, but I’m trying to do some more conditional testing within each execution segment.
If I don’t try and do the second stage of ‘if’ testing, i.e. the if(daylight.state == ON) and if(daylight.state == OFF) sections, the rule works fine. I’ve tried to debug errors with the ‘daylight’ item (it’s driven by Astro, and is working fine in the sitemap) and everything else I can think of. But it looks like it should work to me! What am I missing?
I do get:
2015-12-16 23:42:39.846 [INFO ] [org.openhab.model.script.Alarm] - Partition Disarmed
in the log, but the rule doesn’t get any further.
As I say I get a perfect result if I don’t do the second level of ‘if’ testing:
2015-12-16 23:16:15.697 [INFO ] [org.openhab.model.script.Alarm] - Partition Disarmed
2015-12-16 23:16:18.474 [INFO ] [org.openhab.model.script.Alarm] - Starting delay period of 10 seconds
2015-12-16 23:16:29.449 [DEBUG] [.l.internal.LightwaveRfBinding] - internalReceiveCommand(Light_rm01_kitchen_spots,OFF) is called!
2015-12-16 23:16:29.450 [DEBUG] [.b.l.i.LightwaveRFSenderThread] - Sending command[235,!R1D1F0
Here’s the rule:
rule "Alarm State Change Lighting Actions"
when Item PARTITION1_ARM_MODE changed or
Item Light_Test changed
then
if(PARTITION1_ARM_MODE.state == 0) {
logInfo("Alarm","Partition Disarmed")
val message = "The alarm is now\n\nDisarmed and is ready\n\nRegards,\n\nopenHab"
sendMail(mailTo, "Alarm Disarmed", message)
if(daylight.state == ON) {
logInfo("Alarm","Starting delay period of 10 seconds, it's daylight so lights out")
waitTimer1 = createTimer(now.plusSeconds(10), [|
night.members.forEach[light | // for each light
light.sendCommand(OFF)
logInfo("Alarm","Light OFF Commands Sent")
}
if(daylight.state == OFF) {
logInfo("Alarm","Starting delay period of 10 seconds, it's night so lights to normal")
waitTimer2 = createTimer(now.plusSeconds(10), [|
normal.members.forEach[light | // for each light
light.sendCommand(ON)
logInfo("Alarm","Lights to Normal Commands Sent")
}
}