Feature Request: WAIT macro

[urfdvw]

Feature Request: WAIT macro

[jfedor2]

It's not currently possible.

You could implement such a delay by using two macros, the following mappings:

Left button -> Macro 1
Expression 2 -> Macro 2

And the following expressions:
Expression 1:

1 recall 
0x00090001 input_state_binary not
mul
0x00090001 input_state_binary
time
5000 add
mul
add
1 store
2 recall
0x00090001 input_state_binary
bitwise_or
2 store 

Expression 2:

1 recall
time eq
2 recall
mul

Expression 3:

1 recall
time eq
not
2 recall
mul
2 store

(Change 0x00090001 in the expression to the usage that you want to trigger the macro.)

I realize it's not the most straightforward.

The way it works is Expression 1 stores the current time plus 5 seconds in register 1 if the button is pressed and at the same time updates register 2 with the value of "1".

Expression 2 checks if the current time matches the value in register 1 and additionally checks if register 2 is "1". This triggers the second macro.

Expression 3 resets register 2 to "0" after the second macro is triggered.

Register 2 is necessary because the clock wraps around after like 35 minutes, I think, so it prevents it the second macro from executing again (at least I hope it does, I didn't wait 35 minutes to check.)

(EDIT: I guess we should also think about what happens when current time+5 seconds wraps. Maybe we need to add some modulo or something.)

[dglaude]

There are some discussion on "startup" Wait in #132 and it worked for me.