Java In 4.6

[Pent]

That's all I'm going to say, since this is actually a teaser thread.

Pent

[Sean Williams]

B-)

[Wes Stacey]

that's quite a teaser.

[Matt R]

!

[Dave]

I'm new to tasker, whats the significance of this? 

[Matt R]

If you're new, don't worry about it.  I envision this being an advanced feature.

Matt

[Pent]

Variable Set, %service, wifi
JavaFunc, wiman = context.getSystemService( %service );
JavaFunc, enabled = wiman.isEnabled();
Flash, Enabled: %enabled
JavaFunc, wiman.setWifiEnabled( true ), If %enabled eq false
Flash, Smokin'!

Pent

[joaomgcd]

:O

[Dmitry Kadykov]

That looks really cool!

вторник, 14 октября 2014 г., 12:28:58 UTC+4 пользователь Pent написал:

[Wietse van Buitenen]

I was hoping the new version would grind my coffee beans in the morning but I'll settle with this :-)

[Pent]

I was hoping the new version would grind my coffee beans in the morning but I'll settle with this :-)

Now you just have to wait for Android to implement coffee bean grinding and you can use it
straight away.

Pent

[Scott]

You could probably hack something together with a WeMo switch or similar smart home device.  Mr. Coffee paternally has a coffee maker coming out that will be compatible with WeMo.  You won't even need 4.6 to use them, either.  :)

http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/news/2014/07/run-your-crock-pot-or-mr-coffee-from-your-phone/index.htm

[David Wang]

I love this feature. Cheers！

I test the new feature, and have some problems/suggestions. Here it is:

1. How to use "public static final" object(mostly constants) of JAVA in Tasker? 

e.g. 

public static final int FLAG_ACTIVITY_CLEAR_TOP;

public static final QName XPathConstants.NODESET;

public static final double PI;

...

I can't find the object from "Java Function ->Function" in Tasker. 

A task for testing xpath in JAVA function of Tasker attached. I'm stucked with "XPathConstants.NODESET".

2. Currently, "Java Object" action in Tasker haven't provide a coffee cup button to browse created global Java objects. 

3. "JAVA function / JAVA object" are advanced actions in Tasker. It's very useful, but I couldn't find some more useful information Tasker "Run Log" revealed when debugging(especially error happened). 

Thanks in advance!

[Pent]

1. How to use "public static final" object(mostly constants) of JAVA in Tasker? 

Used to be that in a parameter you could put e.g. Math.PI, don't know what happened
to that, will look. 

2. Currently, "Java Object" action in Tasker haven't provide a coffee cup button to browse created global Java objects.

Ooops!

3. "JAVA function / JAVA object" are advanced actions in Tasker. It's very useful, but I couldn't find some more useful information Tasker "Run Log" revealed when debugging(especially error happened). 

Yes, that's true, you need to be able to find errors in the system log ATM.

It's a general problem with Tasker however. I want to show errors associated with action failure when
testing a task in the task edit screen.

Pent

[David Wang]

1. How to use "public static final" object(mostly constants) of JAVA in Tasker? 

Used to be that in a parameter you could put e.g. Math.PI, don't know what happened
to that, will look. 

 I have try "XPathConstants.NODESET" directly for the attachment, down't work. Also tried "assign{Object}()" function, no lucky.

2. Currently, "Java Object" action in Tasker haven't provide a coffee cup button to browse created global Java objects.

Ooops!

And the help file of "Java Object" action is lost now. Maybe  some notes need to be supplemented.

 

[David Wang]

1. How to use "public static final" object(mostly constants) of JAVA in Tasker? 

Used to be that in a parameter you could put e.g. Math.PI, don't know what happened
to that, will look. 

Finally, I  get the value/object of Constants(e.g. Math.PI) using reflection of JAVA. Tested task file attached. Maybe someone will find it useful.

Unfortunately, my former XPath test task still shows error. Didn't know why.