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Thank you, Martin, for this incredible app and for all the work you put into it. Automagic manages my work schedule, tracks my time, turns down my volume at the theatre and brings up my shopping app when I'm at the store. Automagic reads me the news as I walk to work. It has been an ineluctable part...

I see that currently, one can use to User Present trigger to detect that the screen is active and the user has proceeded past the lock screen. That is great - actually, it would be wonderful if this could be a Condition as well as a trigger, but a trigger is good. Is there a way to trigger on the op...

The Init Variable Location action sets a location_speed variable. I think this may be what you are looking for. https://automagic4android.com//action_i ... on_en.html

Thanks again. Using 'u' worked.

Wow - I didn't even notice it until I saw this thread!

Yeah, like canadadry said: T H A N K Y O U M A R T I N !

I never realize there is pattern character 'c' there. ... I used to face the same problem, but I simply solved it using division and modulus. dow = (getDate(2018,2,10)/ 86400000 + 5) % 7; Thanks Desmanto. I knew I could do it arithmatically; I just thought I was using 'c' incorrectly. Good to know ...

pmgnt wrote:dow = "{getDate(1999,12,31), dateformat, EEEE}"

Unfortunately, this returns "Friday", not 5.

Hello, The help page for date formatting indicates that it is possible to get the "stand-alone day of week (Text/Number)" by using the 'c' symbol. However, no matter what I try, all I can get is the short textual day of the week: dow = "{getDate(1999,12,31), dateformat, c}"; gives me "Fri". What do ...

Desmanto, now that you see how I am doing the logging, I hope you can better understand the issue I brought up. In the logging scripts, I have to jump through hoops to get the name of the current flow; using {logVar} and sorting and reversing {logVar_###}. And even that can be broken if a script doe...

Calendar Event returns a lot of detailed information about an event that is currently active. However, it returns information about only one event. Would it be possible to include a supplied variable that contains the title of all the matching events? What I am thinking is to call Calendar Event on...