def disableAlarm(alarmIndex):
# Try to grab the alarm in question
success = 0
if len(ci_config.alarms) >= alarmIndex:
# error check
thisAlarm = ci_config.alarms[alarmIndex]
if ci_config.preferences['useAlarmD'] == 1:
# We want to use AlarmD to manage alarms
if int(thisAlarm['alarm_cookie']) > 0:
result = clearFlipAlarm(int(thisAlarm['alarm_cookie']))
if result:
print 'cleared ok'
ci_config.alarms[alarmIndex]['alarm_cookie'] = 0
ci_config.alarms[alarmIndex]['enabled'] = 0
# save the config
ci_config.savePrefs()
success = 1
else:
print 'No alarm for that index found!'
# Update "next alarm" incase things have changed
ci_alarm.nextAlarmUpToDate(1)
return success
def enableAlarm(alarmIndex):
# Try to grab the alarm in question
success = 0
if len(ci_config.alarms) >= alarmIndex:
# error check
thisAlarm = ci_config.alarms[alarmIndex]
if int(thisAlarm['alarm_time']) > 0:
if ci_config.preferences['useAlarmD'] == 1:
# We want to use alarmD to manage alarms
# dispatch alarm to alarmD
# first, check to see if this alarm has been set in the past
if int(thisAlarm['alarm_cookie']) > 0:
clearFlipAlarm(int(thisAlarm['alarm_cookie']))
# Now we set the new alarm
returnedCookie = setFlipAlarm(thisAlarm)
if returnedCookie < 1:
# Failed!
print 'Failed to set alarm with alarmD!'
else:
ci_config.alarms[alarmIndex]['alarm_cookie'] = \
int(returnedCookie)
# and now update the prefs array of alarms
# ci_config.alarms[alarmIndex]["alarm_cookie"] = returnedCookie
ci_config.alarms[alarmIndex]['enabled'] = 1
# save the config
ci_config.savePrefs()
success = 1
else:
# We want to manage alarms internally only (Ciro...this is you buddy)
ci_config.alarms[alarmIndex]['enabled'] = 1
# save the config
ci_config.savePrefs()
success = 1
else:
print 'Invalid alarm time, unable to set'
else:
print 'No alarm for that index found!'
# Update "next alarm" incase things have changed
ci_alarm.nextAlarmUpToDate(1)
return success
