Issue 59: Support crontab ranges 'x-y' and 'x/y' #47
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. add support for interval specification using "/x" . add support for range specification using "x-y" . refactor a little bit to have one block which handles a single item, which is used recursively when using ",", "/x" or "x-y" # implements suggestion of issue smarthomeNG#59 - log exception message when error occurs while analyzing the crontab entry
done in the top part of the function
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Sorry, wrong branch. New PR created #49. |
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(copied from mknx/smarthome#61)
I started to refactor the
scheduler._range()function a little bit and implemented support forx/yandx-yas requested in issue #59. The function was changed to resolve thecrontabelements from complex to simple elements.The following complex elements are supported now in
crontabsetting:1,2,3,4,8-10*/20-8Since the resolving is implemented in a recusive way, it's also possible to combine all of them. E.g. you can use
1,2,3,4,8-10or1-4,5-23/2or something similar. The first one will include the hours between 1-4 and 8-10, the second one will include the hours between 1-4 and each even hour between 5 and 23.