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[DesT]

@akbooer

I'm a fan of the SendConfig call action in a couple of scene...

Did you implement something like GetConfig ?

I have a couple of scene that I would need to do a GetConfig to do something based on the value...

[akbooer]

Sorry, not familiar with this service call. Which device type are we talking about?

[DesT]

In our last coding with @rafale77 when we work all together to handle zway in openLuup, I asked to be able to send some data directly to the zwave device to change some "parameters" and you made the SendConfig like that

luup.call_action("urn:micasaverde-com:serviceId:HaDevice1","SendConfig",{parameter=6, command=0, size = 0}, ID["D-Bathroom0"])

and now, I would need to be able to do the opposite, "GET" the value from the device instead of SEND

[rafale77]

@dest, @akbooer

It is this function at line 521 of the z-way bridge

SendConfig = function (d,args)
      local cc = 112
      local par,cmd,sz = args.parameter, args.command, args.size or 0
      local data = "Set(%s,%s,%s)"
      data = data: format(par,cmd,sz)
      local altid = luup.devices[d].id
      local id, inst = altid: match (NIaltid)
      Z.zwcommand(id, inst, cc, data)
    end,

We can add a get function but will have to create a variable to store the return...

GetConfig = function (d,args)
    local cc = 112
    local par = args.parameter
    local data = "Get(%s)"
    data = data: format(par)
    local altid = luup.devices[d].id
    local id, inst = altid: match (NIaltid)
    status, response = Z.zwcommand(id, inst, cc, data)
    luup.variable_set(SRV.HaDevice, "config", response, d) 
  end,

[DesT]

@rafale77

yeah can do something like

myValue = luup.call_action("urn:micasaverde-com:serviceId:HaDevice1","GetConfig",{parameter=6}, ID["D-Bathroom0"])

[rafale77]

Not quite, My code proposal above creates a “config” variable which you would have to watch or get within the lua code.
As far as I know the luup.call_action does not return a variable unfortunately. It returns a status Boolean.

[akbooer]

In fact, action calls can, and do, return associated variable values. You just have to make sure that the service file is written correctly.

[rafale77]

Interesting... I did not know that. I submitted a pull request on github though I have not tested it. Take a look.

Edit: I am able to get z-way to send a get parameter command but it doesn't appear to return the correct value. It seems to always be returning 0.

[rafale77]

@dest

Try the updated plugin file below. I can't figure out how to make a luup.call_action return any value other than 0 but... I created 2 new functions:
-GetConfig which will get z-way to poll the parameter value from the device.
-UpdateConfig which gets the value from z-way-server to openLuup and saves it to a device variable

The way to use them is for your example

luup.call_action("urn:micasaverde-com:serviceId:HaDevice1","GetConfig",{parameter=6}, ID["D-Bathroom0"])
luup.call_action("urn:micasaverde-com:serviceId:HaDevice1","UpdateConfig",{parameter=6}, ID["D-Bathroom0"])

Which will create and update a variable called Config(6) which will have the value you are looking for.

L_ZWay2.lua.zip

[akbooer]

@rafale77 said in call_action SendConfig:

Interesting... I did not know that.

Yes, indeed. Standard behaviour for luup.call_action() as documented here:

http://wiki.micasaverde.com/index.php/Luup_Lua_extensions#function:_call_action

The fourth return parameter is a table of named return arguments.

[akbooer]

@rafale77 said in call_action SendConfig:

Try the updated plugin file below.

A few problems here:

GetConfig()

      data2 = data2: format(par)

...this variable is completely undefined, and this line should cause an error.

UpdateConfig()

      response = Z.zwcommand(id, inst, cc, data)

this should really be a local:

      local response = Z.zwcommand(id, inst, cc, data)

However, I'd prefer an implementation which used the luup.call_action() return parameter. I'll provide a version a bit later.

[akbooer]

Here's a skeleton for the code that you need:

    
    GetConfig = {
      run = function() 
        -- do whatever you need to get the status into ZWay_ZWaveCONFIG
        ZWay_ZWaveCONFIG = 42 
      end,
      extra_returns = {Config = function () return ZWay_ZWaveCONFIG end}
    },

I'm unable to work out from your posted code exactly what you need to do to get the value you want, but just provided a dummy line which sets a global to 42.

Running this from Lua Test on my machine:

local d = 23
local sid = "urn:micasaverde-com:serviceId:HaDevice1"

local e,m,j,a = luup.call_action(sid, "GetConfig", {}, d)

print(pretty {e,m,j,a})

gives the output:

{0,"",0,{Config = 42}}

[rafale77]

@akbooer

Thank you. This is what the code should look like:

GetConfig = {
  run = function() 
  local cc = 112
  local par = args.parameter
  local data = "Get(%s)"
  data = data: format(par)
  local data2 = "data[%s].val.value"
  data2 = data2: format(par)
  local altid = luup.devices[d].id
  local id, inst = altid: match (NIaltid)
  Z.zwcommand(id, inst, cc, data)
  extra_returns = {Config = function () return Z.zwcommand(id, inst, cc, data) 
  end}
},

Note, there might need to be a small delay between the two zwcommand executions to allow time for away to get the parameter from the device which is why I had the idea of splitting out the two actions.
Note that I also modified the zwcommand function for it to return a variable.

[akbooer]

That has a syntax error... you are missing an end.

Should be:

GetConfig = {
  run = function() 
    local cc = 112
    local par = args.parameter
    local data = "Get(%s)"
    data = data: format(par)
    local data2 = "data[%s].val.value"
    data2 = data2: format(par)
    local altid = luup.devices[d].id
    local id, inst = altid: match (NIaltid)
    Z.zwcommand(id, inst, cc, data)
  end,
  extra_returns = {Config = function () return Z.zwcommand(id, inst, cc, data) end}
}

[rafale77]

another error on my part...

the extra return command should use data2

GetConfig = {
  run = function() 
    local cc = 112
    local par = args.parameter
    local data = "Get(%s)"
    data = data: format(par)
    local data2 = "data[%s].val.value"
    data2 = data2: format(par)
    local altid = luup.devices[d].id
    local id, inst = altid: match (NIaltid)
    Z.zwcommand(id, inst, cc, data)
  end,
  extra_returns = {Config = function () return Z.zwcommand(id, inst, cc, data2) end}
}

Edit: don't the variables need to be global to be reused in another function? Do they need to be redefined in the extra_returns function?

[akbooer]

@rafale77 said in call_action SendConfig:

don't the variables need to be global to be reused in another function?

Yes, that's true. It's why in my original example I used a global for the single return parameter. You could simply do that here by including the second call at the end of the main GetConfig() function.

[rafale77]

huhhh very tempted to add a luup.sleep() here to put a delay between the two commands... It would be so much more convenient than a luup.delay and having to define another function.

[DesT]

@rafale77 Should I use the same file you uploaded or you have another version ? Will probably try that later today!

[rafale77]

obviously it is work in progress. The way I implemented it works in spite of the typos but it's not ideal. With AK's help, I think we can get something better.

@akbooer if I run the command as part of the main run command, the return is a function... not a variable as I was expecting. It is pretty strange since I get the variable if I take that return and do a luup.variable_set() with it.

[DesT]

I'm playing with the SendConfig a lot since couple of days and I can tell you that I need to put some delay between a couple of SendConfig as something it's not working all the time mixed with some "usual" zwave command!

For example, at night, I turn off a couple of zwave dimmer/switch and sending a couple of SendConfig and the SendConfig are not working 100% of the time!

Maybe zwave stack is handling on/off command differently from "SendConfig" in the queue!