Python Conversion?

This script:

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state_value_as_float = float(indigo.devices[665976433].states[maxTempToday])
indigo.variable.updateValue(1796297015, value=str(int(state_value_as_float)))

Returns this error: global name "maxTempToday" is not defined

Missed something?

Thanks,

Carl

[jay (support)]

Strings in Python must be in quotes, so the state ID must be in quotes.

Now get: global name 'state value' is not defined.

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state_value_as_float = float(indigo.devices[665976433].states["maxTempToday"])
indigo.variable.updateValue(1796297015, value=str(int(state_value)))

Thanks,

Carl

Now get: global name 'state value' is not defined.

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state_value_as_float = float(indigo.devices[665976433].states["maxTempToday"])
indigo.variable.updateValue(1796297015, value=str(int(state_value)))

Thanks,

Carl

Needs to be 'state_value_as_float' both places. Second line is 'state_value'. It's an error in Jay's original code.

Perfect, thanks a bunch. Should be able to get rid of another slew of AS.

Carl

[jay (support)]

Needs to be 'state_value_as_float' both places. Second line is 'state_value'. It's an error in Jay's original code.

Copy/paste error. Thus the "should be close" part...

Fixed in my original code above. Carl, I highly recommend that you walk through one of the many intro to Python tutorials on the net - doing just that much would help you recognize simple errors like this one.