english : doubleclick detection.

[arnoldl]

Hello all ,

I'm setting up my homematic system (switches, dimmers , thermo , ccu1).
But i would like to detect a double click on one of my switches.

So 1 click is light on , doubleclick is all lights in living room on.
I made a script comparing the last timestamp to the current one..and calculate the time between.

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!puts timestamp in var_time_press and compares to last press..if less <5 sec activate doubleclick
var mySysVar = dom.GetObject("var_time_press");
var source = dom.GetObject("$src$");
var timeStamp = source.Timestamp().ToInteger();
var oldTimeStamp = mySysVar.Variable().ToInteger();
var diff=timeStamp-oldTimeStamp;
if (diff<5) {dom.GetObject("BidCos-RF.BidCoS-RF:1.PRESS_SHORT").State(true);}
!write timestamp to system var
mySysVar.Variable(timeStamp);

This works...but only when i keep about 2-3 seconds between key presses.
I would like it to work with a normal doubleclick , like 0.5 sec.
It seems that it takes about 2 seconds before the click is transfered to the ccu..if within this time a second press is done..only one click event is send.

All idea's are welcome.
Thanks.

Greetings , arnold

[owagner]

Just guessing, but I suspect that this might be a rate limit on the sensors side.

Wouldn't a long press be an option for what you are trying to do?

[arnoldl]

Wouldn't a long press be an option for what you are trying to do?

No , this switch is controlling a dimmer..so long press is already brighter/dim...
Wish they just made it a event , just like longpress...

[unimatrix]

I agree. It is a shame that there is no double click function in the sensors...all CCU-side solutions will be not very user friendly (as you said, you need to wait 2 seconds, something I will not explain my wife)

It is also a shame that it is not possible to upgrade the actor/sensor side firmware.