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patrickm
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Hello,
I would like to write a macro that would be able access a 2d array for the parameters i.e. device and duration. I am trying to avoid having to write very long macros with specific variables for each device and duration in the macro and just use a loop with a pointer to an array.
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Arrays are only supported in scripts. Sounds like you may be able to handle that, though, since you mentioned "pointer". 
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Are the Insteon functions supported from within scripts directly? I didn't see any listed in the help file, but I believe the help file hasn't been fully updated yet.
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I believe that you can use ph.formula( ph_insteon(xxx) ) for that.
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Arrays are tables. Can you just create a table and use that?
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I searched for tables in the help file and didn't see any references. A table would work if they exist.
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There is a User Table (UserData1) that you can populate.
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I assume that is accessed by sql commands?
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Sorry! Yup.
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