[Solved]Alarm for a specific time and date?

[wiedzmawiedzma]

I have applied this approach and tested it in many ways.
It seems to be working!
I respond to the format = "% H% M% Y% m% d"
The solution is very easy:

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[MeasureTime] 
Measure=Time
Format="%H%M%Y%m%d"


[MeasureExecuteAlarm] 
Measure=Calc
Formula=(MeasureTime = #Hours##Minutes##Year##Month##Day#) ? 1 : 0
IfEqualValue=1
IfEqualAction=!Execute [PLAYLOOP #ALARMSOUND#][!EnableMeasure ImageNumberCalc][!ShowMeter ImageMeter][!HideMeter IconAlarm][!ShowMeter DistAlarm]

[Kaelri]

Heh, I was actually about to edit my post to add that solution. You don't need the conditional, by the way; you can just use:

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Formula=(MeasureTime = #Hours##Minutes##Year##Month##Day#)

[wiedzmawiedzma]

Thanks for your help!

[MerlinTheRed]

There does indeed seem to be a bug related to large numbers. The IfValue only recognizes number values up to 2,147,483,648 (2^31); it will treat anything larger than this as equal. The "numbers" that you are trying to compare, such as "201209052200", are quite a bit bigger. So your approach cannot be used for now.

Damn. I need to eat a show now...

What wiedzmawiedzma did is actually legitimate for the InputText plugin. This is explained in the manual, although not very clearly, I admit.

It may be allowed in Command statements, but certainly not in the middle of a !WriteKeyValue Bang, before the argument list is finished?

[Kaelri]

It may be allowed in Command statements, but certainly not in the middle of a !WriteKeyValue Bang, before the argument list is finished?

Whoops, my mistake. I was tricked by the line breaks.

[wiedzmawiedzma]

Speak English poorly and really the more examples in the form of a code: it is better for people like me! It helps to understand the functioning of many solutions!
My solution works fine, but if it is bad
Please correct solutions such as code: