It's not something I plan to look at any time soon. This is not anything new or related to this beta in any way. I've looked at the code and it's not even clear if it will be fixable because MacroDroid simply queries the telephony manager to ask it if a call is in progress. I will add it to my long term list of things to look at but no timescales on this.
Having spent a second look, I confirm it's sorted. But here it's not a question of sorting within groups of local or global variables but in these examples the variables were grouped by their type (string / integer / array).
Afaik, in the other selections, such groupings are not applied, which in my very personal opinion is more convenient for searching a variable.
For sure, this is totally up to you...
I get it with run macro action in the macro's body too.
I can't figure out where the problem lies. Is it a bug in the variable change trigger or an issue with my macro?
Would the imported macro replace the existing one automatically? Before you could copy the code to paste.Well, next time i need to replace a macro with another version of it, i will copy/paste code from imported macro into existing macro (rather than deleting or overwriting). This way, the same id is kept, and won't break other macros which refer to this one, thereby possibly saving a "truckload" of work. I've learnt my lesson!
Off topic: how/where to see the ID associated to a macro?Well, next time i need to replace a macro with another version of it, i will copy/paste code from imported macro into existing macro (rather than deleting or overwriting). This way, the same id is kept, and won't break other macros which refer to this one, thereby possibly saving a "truckload" of work. I've learnt my lesson!
Use the [macro_id] magic text within the macro you want to see the ID of.Off topic: how/where to see the ID associated to a macro?
It still shows the complete array in 5.49.3
I would save it with a different name (eg add "2" to end). Then copy from that. I do that usually anyway, when syncing macros between phones. I add a Macro Run action in main macro, so i can go between the 2 macros quickly, copy/pasting code blocks.
Did you try to point only the macro's name manually? It seems that way MD would search for the macro not by id but typed name.. ? So id wont brake.
No. But that's something i might try in the future.
Thanks, I can see the truncation is happening in places where it should not be. I will put a fix in the next beta.5.49.7: Array is not fully shown in <display dialog>
When choosing an array to be shown in a display dialog, I was used to get each array entry shown in full (what exactly matched my needs). Now, all entries are shown in a truncated manner (showing only 3 lines each). See screenshot and attached example macro.
Edit: the long screenshot shows how it looked like in 5.46.10
I've had a play around trying to recreate a similar problems with the variable change trigger not firing and I'm afraid I've not been able to recreate anything. Unfortunately a video that is so long with lots of Japanese characters is very hard too follow and I can't spend time watching it over and over again to try and make sense of it.5.49.5 version new issue! The variable change trigger does not fire; it only triggers when manually tested. I wrote a macro for an HTTP request push notification, which acquires the response by looping through the IP host address to open the website via HTTP. Then, it captures the receiver's IP address by responding to the receiver's HTTP request trigger and stores it in a variable named "new" on the current phone. This is used to push information to another phone using the HTTP request feature. (Two phones, A and B, are required; install this macro file on both phones A and B. Phone A turns on mobile data and creates a hotspot, while phone B connects to A's hotspot. The test for phone A's HTTP request to phone B's IP response is all normal. When testing phone B's request to phone A, there is a value echoed in the IP response, but the variable change trigger does not work. The log list already shows the response value echoed from phone A, yet the variable change trigger will not fire. However, when manually testing the trigger to run the macro, the variable change trigger can only be activated after the specified variable has been changed to the new value.)
As shown in the video, it's a bit long at 9 minutes, and the software language is set to English.
After some research, I've found that: The HTTP page opening response receives the IP returned by the HTTP request, but the variable change trigger that is supposed to fire after the response value changes does not trigger. This is because the loop action list also uses the variable change trigger. By switching to a different trigger, the "new" variable can normally obtain the returned IP value. It seems that using multiple variable change triggers may cause some kind of conflict. Please, developers, verify and investigate the cause.
