AutoVoice Nightmode + set alarm

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  1. Nicolas_Lahaye

    Nicolas_Lahaye New Member

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    Hi all, I'm pretty much a tasker n00b and that's why I share this profile :) I'm kinda proud of it. When I say "see you tomorrow at 7" it'll turn off WiFi, Bluetooth and data and it'll set an alarm at 7. My command filter is "see you tomorrow at (?<hour>.+)h(?<minute>.+)". The two variables are then used in the "set alarm" task of my profile.
    The " h" in between my two variables is because I speak french.
    I have a question though, I checked the regex box but I don't really know what it means. What is a regular expressions and mostly what isn't ?


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    Nicolas_Lahaye New Member

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    You're welcome. If anyone is interested I'll share it entirely. It's easy to translate in English.
    I'll be checking regexone when I get home ;-)

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    OK so I got what regex is :) pretty powerful stuff to learn there :) the more I use tasker the more I love it :)

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    I got another question : how do I make the <minute> variable optional ? I tried last night "see you tomorrow at 8" and it didn't work so I guess I should make the minute variable not mandatory for the profile go work properly :)

    Sent from my sweet bacon !

    Edit : i read the regexone site further and found a solution :) there's got to be a "?" after (?<minute>.+) variable. So it looks like this : "see you tomorrow at (?<hour>.+)h(?<minute>.+)?"
     
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