IPhone SDK

[matt (support)]

I can make this easier in a future build...

would be nice, I think I'll wait for that

In the next build (not yet posted), try using $dev.addressStr. It'll contain either the X10 or INSTEON address as a string.

Matt

In the next build (not yet posted), try using $dev.addressStr. It'll contain either the X10 or INSTEON address as a string.

Matt

thnx Matt, that makes the "device detail" screen shine some more.

Is it possible to add the dev.description string also ?

and the "last 50 log lines"

sorry I'm asking so much.

[matt (support)]

Is it possible to add the dev.description string also ?

Yes, I just added $dev.desc to the next build (still not yet posted).

and the "last 50 log lines"

This one will have to wait a bit since it isn't a 2 minute addition.

Regards,
Matt

Yes, I just added $dev.desc to the next build (still not yet posted).

thnx Matt

for now I have the device_detail working,
it time to try to get some commands back to the server.

Xcode project 7.1 mb

nightly build:

- the slider shows the correct device value
- device array moved away from the devicelist.m
- button controllers work now

Xcode project 5.77 mb

sometimes cocoa looks weird for me,
this is what I have to do when I convert a string to an int:

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  NSScanner *theScanner;
    NSInteger brightness;
    NSString *brightnessstring = [[Devicelist objectAtIndex: gCurrentDevice_Nr] objectForKey:@"DeviceBrightness"];
    theScanner = [NSScanner scannerWithString:brightnessstring];
    while ([theScanner isAtEnd] == NO)
    {
   [theScanner scanInteger:&brightness];   
   }
   slider.value =brightness;

Admin:

So, I have this idea/solution.
Maybe its ridicoulus, maybe not.

If you can implement a sort of folder support in the device list in Indigo, then we can easily put devices inside these "invisible" folders. They would be visible ofcourse, but of no use in Indoge other that control. I know my rooms have several devices, and to organize these would be just great. It would stop me from having similar names divided in "Livingroom zone 1, Livingroom zone 2," and so on. Nice feature, with drag and drop, ofcourse

Now heres the plus side:

The native iPhone client would use this functionality to automatically put these folders in a list view together with a "System Folder" that would have the basic All Off, All lights off and all lights on. This would simplify the whole setup, give it a clean UI and create a easy to use native app. There wouldnt be much more use for other functionality in a native app.

Just my 1 cents...

Just wanted to say again how cool this is...

I've been working with your source code and have it talking to my ISY-26 as well... Its working like a charm -- so far I've been doing all the 'information gathering' the ISY doesn't provide all the data Indigo does and some things are simply nonexistent from the ISY like variables for one... but today I'm moving onward and upward to telling the ISY to tun off my computer room light.. shock .. wonderment .. ooooos ... ahhhs... or as my wife you say why not just get up and turn off the damn switch already!

I'll let you know how it goes...

Dave

I will want reply you know. Ok?

Set device on and off button work in the device detail window
jummy its getting usefull

Xcode project 5.8 mb

getting commands back to Indigo server I did by sending URL's like this:
http://192.168.1.100:8000/turnoff?device=Lamp%20tv

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- (void)sendCommandToIndigoURL:(NSString *)CommandURL
{
    // create the request
   NSString *string1 = @"http://";
   NSString* string2 = [string1 stringByAppendingString:gIndigoServer_IPAddress ];
   NSString* string3 = [string2 stringByAppendingString:@":"];
   NSString* string4 = [string3 stringByAppendingString:gIndigoServer_WebPortNr];
   NSString* string5 = [string4 stringByAppendingString:@"/"];
   NSString* string6 = [string5 stringByAppendingString:CommandURL];
   NSString* string7 = [string6 stringByAppendingString:@"?device="];
   NSString* IndigoCommandURL = [string7 stringByAppendingString:gCurrentDevice_Name];
   NSLog(@"IndigoCommandURL: %@", IndigoCommandURL);
    NSURLRequest *theRequest=[NSURLRequest requestWithURL:[NSURL URLWithString:[IndigoCommandURL stringByAddingPercentEscapesUsingEncoding:kCFStringEncodingUTF8]]
                                              cachePolicy:NSURLRequestUseProtocolCachePolicy
                                          timeoutInterval:60.0];
    // create the connection with the request
    // and start loading the data
    NSURLDownload  *theDownload=[[NSURLDownload alloc] initWithRequest:theRequest
                                             delegate:self];
    if (theDownload) {
        // set the destination file now
        //[theDownload setDestination:CONFIG_SOURCE_PATH allowOverwrite:YES];
    } else {
        // inform the user that the download could not be made
    }
}

Major step forward:

What works:
- devicelist, send device on / off commands
- Actiongrouplist send execute action
- Controlpageslist go to that page
- Preferences (not working yet, just dummy data)
- Variableslist show value

next things I want to do:
- Make the prefs working and savable
- do the queries async (now they lock up the app)
- save all the lists locally for using as "startup-chache"
- make the UI more sexy, try to add icons and buttons to the list views
- try to get it working when a password is needed on the Indigo server
- play with the interface builder

indigowebserver files included put them into the appropiate places,
restart the Indigo server and change the server ip in the source code
to get this working.

Xcode project 5.7 mb

added:

- preferences with save
- icons in front of the device list

Xcode project 5.8 mb

added:

- load local prefs, test connection, load lists.
- a preload page
- icons in front of all list

(no connection >> wait for 30 sec, go to the prefs panel,
enter server ip and port, klick save button and
restart the IPhone application should work)

Xcode project 5.9 mb

the IPhone has been pwnd:
http://www.hackint0sh.org/forum/showthread.php?t=36467

Thanks for the info on turning off a device by visiting a URL.

http://192.168.1.100:8000/turnoff?device=Lamp%20tv

That worked for me when I replace my IP:Port and device name. Does anyone know of a way to turn all devices off, or to execute a trigger action? I'm hoping I can just save a bookmark on my iPhone that I can tap to do things.

Thanks

[jay (support)]

You can execute a group:

http://192.168.1.100:8000/executegroup? ... group+name

BTW, you can find all the actions in the file:

/Library/Application Support/Perceptive Automation/Indigo 2/IndigoWebServer/indigopy/indigoreqhandler.py

Look for "def turnon", the other commands will be defined right around there. On my todo list are to document the code a bit more and perhaps build a IWS guide web page.

jay