Can 2 macros be on the same button?
Posted: Tue Feb 15, 2005 4:17 pm
8910 extender
I made a global macro on a button but I want to use that code only for 4 devices. On the same button I could put DSM keymove for the remaining devices.
Is there a way to evaluate DSM keymove first and ignore global given that a correct device mode invoked the macro or the keymove? and then if it doesn't match the DSM device, run the global macro?
I suspect the answer is no way, but I thought I should ask what the rules are especially that the extender docs mention need to rearrange keymoves, which might be rough to do since special protocols got moved out of keymoves.
I made a global macro on a button but I want to use that code only for 4 devices. On the same button I could put DSM keymove for the remaining devices.
Is there a way to evaluate DSM keymove first and ignore global given that a correct device mode invoked the macro or the keymove? and then if it doesn't match the DSM device, run the global macro?
I suspect the answer is no way, but I thought I should ask what the rules are especially that the extender docs mention need to rearrange keymoves, which might be rough to do since special protocols got moved out of keymoves.