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idea: time child

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  • alowhumA Offline
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    For a smart alarm clock it would be great if the user could set or change the desired alarm time from the controller side.

    By having a time-specific child it will be possible for controllers to implement javascript to optimise setting a time in the UX.

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    • alowhumA alowhum

      For a smart alarm clock it would be great if the user could set or change the desired alarm time from the controller side.

      By having a time-specific child it will be possible for controllers to implement javascript to optimise setting a time in the UX.

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      @alowhum for now you could use S_INFO type and send alarm time in string with V_TEXT type. I believe most controllers do support S_INFO type on their side.

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        @monte Thanks, I know.

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