TLO¶
LEM settings can be accessed via the LEM
TLO:
DataType | Member | Type | Description | Example |
---|---|---|---|---|
LEMType | ToString | string | Output the current version of LEM which is installed | /echo ${LEM} |
Frequency | int | Output the frequency which the main LEM loop runs events | /echo ${LEM.Frequency} | |
Broadcast | string | Output the broadcast channel used to announce event enable/disable | /echo ${LEM.Broadcast} | |
LogLevel | string | Output the current log level for events | /echo ${LEM.LogLevel} | |
Event | LEMEventType | Access the event with the specified name | /echo ${LEM.Event[event1]} | |
React | LEMReactType | Access the react with the specified name | /echo ${LEM.React[react1]} | |
LEMEventType | ToString | string | Output the name and enabled status of the event | /echo ${LEM.Event[event1]} |
Enabled | bool | Output whether the event is currently enabled | /echo ${LEM.Event[event1].Enabled} | |
Category | string | Output the category which the event belongs to | /echo ${LEM.Event[event1].Category} | |
Pattern | string | Output the pattern string of the event | /echo ${LEM.Event[event1].Pattern} | |
LEMReactType | ToString | string | Output the name and enabled status of the event | /echo ${LEM.React[react1]} |
Enabled | bool | Output whether the event is currently enabled | /echo ${LEM.React[react1].Enabled} | |
Category | string | Output the category which the named event belongs to | /echo ${LEM.React[react1].Category} |