arne anka wrote:
>>> flashing is evil.
>>> but since one can not control brightness (only on/off) it might be the
>>> lesser evil.
>>> anyway, the issue was, where the rule did go -- with it one could chose
>>> to flash instead.
>>
>> But flashing saves energie compared to continous mode.
>
> that's what i meant with "lesser evil".
>
>> I tried to modifie my rules.yaml a bit and now i got the red light in
>> the aux button flashing while discharging. It's really easy to
>> implement. I just added these lines to my rules.yaml:
>>
>> -
>> trigger: PowerStatus()
>> filters: HasAttr(status, "discharging")
>> actions: SetLed("gta02_aux_red", "blink")
>
> you did that with fso-frameworkd 0.8.4.3-20081123-1?
> but i never found any occurence of a status "discharging"!
> "full", "empty", "critical" -- they're all there, but not "discharging";
> wait, even "charging" isn't there ...
> ok, i try it myself.
I use fso-frameworkd 0.8.4.3-20081123-1 at the moment. But i see that i
made a little copy&paste error. The "trigger" should be "while" and than
it works how i wanted it to be. It starts blinking when external power
is cut off and stops blinking when external power is pluged in. :)
Here's the right entry which needs to added to the rules.yaml:
-
while: PowerStatus()
filters: HasAttr(status, "discharging")
actions: SetLed("gta02_aux_red", "blink")
Ciao,
Rainer
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