RRExtended [ v1.20 Updated 01/21/12 ]

**pierrotm777** · 10-30-2009, 07:50 AM

Hi Blue,

I use this fonction :
RunningApps=gpsexec.exe who run very well.

I have adde an indicator in my menu.skin file:
I,528,33,38,33,"gpsexec.exe:b",300,500.

I think that the blink fonction don't exist in your plugin.

Is it possible to add it in a new release ?

Thanks.

**Blue ZX3** · 10-30-2009, 10:29 AM

That should handled by RR itself, I might have to look to see if it can deal with PI indicators..

**pierrotm777** · 10-30-2009, 12:05 PM

Originally Posted by Blue ZX3

That should handled by RR itself, I might have to look to see if it can deal with PI indicators..

Ok ,
Thanks Blue

**Toxic0n** · 11-09-2009, 11:42 AM

I am trying to have an alarm set to go when my temperature exceeds a certain threshold. I have added the following to rr.ini
RRWW_Enabled=True
RRWW_Watch1=$COOLANTTEMP$;93;>;Coolant temperature exceeding limits!!!
RRWW_Interval=2
RRWW_Snooze=5
RRWW_Alarm1 = RRSpeak; Coolant temperature exceeding limits

$COOLANTTEMP$ is a variable provided by iBusRR to RideRunner and it shows up fine on a different screen i.e. it returns a numerical value. However, the alarm does not go off and nothing happens when the limit is reached. All I did was run the setup file and then add the above commands to rr.ini. Is there any additional setup that needs to be done?

**Blue ZX3** · 11-09-2009, 02:24 PM

No, It wasn't coded for var type labels and off the top of my head, I not sure of work around using the RRWW func. But you should be able to use the global timer func, byvar + eval to get the results you want...

Just thru this together so not 100% works as posted, and if not it's got to be close.

Code:

"ONSKINSTART","....||GblTmr_Add;CoolantCheck;2;CheckCoolantTemp"

"CheckCoolantTemp","EVAL;result;>($COOLANTTEMP$,93)||BYVAR;result;DoNothing<<CoolantOverTemp"
"CoolantOverTemp","RRSpeak; Coolant temperature exceeding limits"

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**Toxic0n** · 11-10-2009, 11:11 AM

Originally Posted by Blue ZX3

No, It wasn't coded for var type labels and off the top of my head, I not sure of work around using the RRWW func. But you should be able to use the global timer func, byvar + eval to get the results you want...

Just thru this together so not 100% works as posted, and if not it's got to be close.

Code:

"ONSKINSTART","....||GblTmr_Add;CoolantCheck;2;CheckCoolantTemp"

"CheckCoolantTemp","EVAL;result;>($COOLANTTEMP$,93)||BYVAR;result;DoNothing<<CoolantOverTemp"
"CoolantOverTemp","RRSpeak; Coolant temperature exceeding limits"

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Thanks, I will give this a try.

EDIT: That did not work. I added it to rr.ini and I am using DFX 4.0. Do I need to add this the menu.skin file instead?

**sgtpepperaut** · 11-26-2009, 05:25 AM

i would love to see a "stringcontains" function....

as in does the string contain this string or these letters/numbers....

i have a label that read like: 9129034kjdfkjaONikjsdlfj
and i need to check if it contains "ON"

**Blue ZX3** · 11-27-2009, 03:00 AM

This will work just as well...

Example:

Code:

lbl = Testlbl
Testlbl = 9129034kjdfkjaONikjsdlfj

"SETVARBYCODE;RESULT;Testlbl||RRStrings_SplitStr;$RESULT$;ON||EVAL;RESULT;>(RREXT[0];0)||BYVAR;RESULT;FALSECMD<<TRUECMD"

**Blue ZX3** · 11-27-2009, 03:06 AM

Originally Posted by Toxic0n

Thanks, I will give this a try.

EDIT: That did not work. I added it to rr.ini and I am using DFX 4.0. Do I need to add this the menu.skin file instead?

Bit late reply to this but, anywho..

Open up the skins Exectbl.ini file and at the very top is the onskinstart cmd, you need to append that to the end of that line like the example.

Then, somewhere below that line add the other two lines. That will then work, I should have specified where those should go, and just not hoped that you'd know where to put them..