Run logic for command combination

[chrissou]

Hello, i would like to run this scene :
i have a double button for my shutter, one button for up and the other for down,
i would like to run a logic (close all shutter or open all shutter) when i press the 2 buttons at same time and an other one to determine the direction.
Do you know how to do this ? the 2 logics for close / open all the shutters are already working, but i don"t know how to interpret my button sequence.
Thanks a lot for your help

[thesing]

There was this thread about "double click" https://knx-user-forum.de/forum/supp...lick-via-logik
I'm not sure was the current state of this is. Maybe Onkelandy can comment this?

[Onkelandy]

I'm using this logic to use a double click and single click on ONE specific button. But I guess you can adjust it to your needs:

#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
logger.info(trigger)

invalue = trigger['value']
item = sh.return_item(trigger['source'])
scitem = sh.return_item(trigger['source']+'.singleclick')
mcitem = sh.return_item(trigger['source']+'.multiclick')  
scheduletask = 'singleclick-'+str(item)
logger.debug("Multiclick getriggert durch: {0}".format(item))
#if item() == 1:
if 'click_count' in item.conf: 
    count = int(item.conf['click_count'])
    logger.info("Previous Age: {0}".format(item.prev_update_age()))
    if hasattr(logic, 'save_state_' + item.id()):
       if item.prev_update_age() < 0.8:
          val = int(getattr(logic, 'save_state_' + item.id())) + 1
          setattr(logic, 'save_state_' + item.id(), val)
          logger.info("Klickcount: "+str(val))
       else:
          setattr(logic, 'save_state_' + item.id(), 1)  

    else:
         setattr(logic, 'save_state_' + item.id(), 1) 

    if int(getattr(logic, 'save_state_' + item.id())) > count-1:       
       sh.scheduler.change(scheduletask, active=False)
       setattr(logic, 'save_state_' + item.id(), 0)
       logger.info("Fuehre Multiclickitem aus")
       mcitem(1)
    else:  
       logger.info("Fuehre Singleclickitem aus")  
       next_time = sh.now() + dateutil.relativedelta.relativedelta(seconds=1)
       sh.scheduler.add(scheduletask, scitem, prio=3, cron=None, cycle=None, value=invalue, offset=None, next=next_time)
       #setattr(logic, 'save_state_' + item.id(), 0)

The item looks like this:

        load:
            type: bool
            enforce_updates: 'True'
            visu_acl: rw
            knx_dpt: 1
            click_count: 2

            singleclick:
                type: bool
                enforce_updates: 'True'
                visu_acl: rw
                knx_dpt: 1

            multiclick:
                type: bool
                enforce_updates: 'True'
                visu_acl: rw
                knx_dpt: 1

[chrissou]

Thanks a lot, i will try to make the same with 2 buttons