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The blocks are elements used in Logic Builder that, interconnected, build routines and programs.

The blocks are divided in the following categories.

Start routine

Program Variables

Macros

Operation blocks/ Built in blocks

Start Routine

This is a block found on all routines and programs. Its purpose is to mark the start of a routine, 

If the routine is set to run On Event, the block will also include a Condition port. This is useful when the routine  needs to run if some conditions are met. The condition can be  a Get variable, a macro or an operator block 

  

Program Variable Blocks

These are blocks that provide data (for example a temperature sensor).The variables present 2 blocks, a Get and a Set block.  

Like variables, variable blocks are color-coded by type as follows:

Number - Purple

Boolean - Green

String - Gold

Time/Date -Teal

  

Number Blocks 


Boolean Blocks


String Blocks


Time/Date Blocks 


Macro Blocks


Built in blocks

These are  presented in the Block Library. These are used to channel conditions and commands between other types of blocks.

The complete list of built-in blocks is presented below.

Commands

CondDelay- Add delay to condition after a transition from false to true before evaluating to true

Email - Send an email using the configured SMTP connector
SetDelay
SetExternal
Wait

Control Flow

If
Return

Expression

Count - Count number of the items which match a condition
DateTimeAdd
DateTimeSub
GridSelectCol
GridSize
LeadLag
LeadLagStageSelect
Limit
Pid
Random

Language

AlarmBlock -Generate an alarm based on a boolean variable
BoolLatch - Latch a boolean input when it transitions to true after a configurable delay period. Once latched the output remains true until the reset is triggered to true.

CallRoutine - Call a routine within the same program by name
Comment - Comment
ExprStmt - Statement wrapper for expression with side-effects
Reset
Return
Staging
Tag
Tags
delayedOutput  - DelayedOutput
DictGet
JobRun
VarCapture

Logical

All - returns if all items in a collection matches a condition
And - Logical-and of boolean values
Any - Returns if any item in a collection matches a condition
CmpEq - Equality comparison
CmpGt -Greater than comparison
CmpGtEq - Greater than or equal comparison
CmpLt - Less than comparison
CmpLtEq - Less than or equal comparison
CmpNotEq - Not equal comparison
InRange -
Not
Or
Xor
IsType

Math

Add - Addition: '∑ vals'. Any val which doesn't evaluate to a number is ignored. If no vals evaluate to a number then return null.

Avg - Fold vals their standard average or arithmetic mean. Any val which doesn't evaluate to a number is ignored. If no vals evaluate to a number then return null.


Div- Multiply: 'vals₀ × vals₁ × vals₂ ...'. Any val which doesn't evaluate to a number is ignored. If no vals evaluate to a number then return null.

IsEven
IsOdd
Max
Min
Modulo
Mult - Multiply: 'vals₀ × vals₁ × vals₂ ...'. Any val which doesn't evaluate to a number is ignored. If no vals evaluate to a number then return null.

Neg
SineWave
Sub - Subtract: 'a - b'. Return null if a or b doesn't evaluate to number.
Threshold
AboveBy - Check if the in number is above base number by a threshold
Abs - Return the absolute value of the number
BelowBy -Check if the in number is bellow the base number by a threshold
Limit
Random
Reset
Within

Others

Invoke
Ternary

Strings

Strings
StrCapitalize
StrConcat
StrContains
StrDecapitalize
StrEndsWith
StrFormat
StrLower
StrMacro
StrReplace
StrSize
StrStartsWith
StrUpper

Time

Date - Get the Date part of  a DateTime
DateTimeAdd - Add a duration from a DateTime. If no units are supplied, then minutes will be assumed.

DateTimeSub - Substract a duration from a DateTime. If no units are supplied, then minutes will be assumed.

DateToNumber - Convert a date to a number
DateToString - Convert a portion of a date to a string
DtToDtAdd - Add one dateTime to another -- returns duration (always minutes or seconds).
DtToDtSub - Subtract one dateTime from another -- returns duration (always minutes or seconds).
Now - 
SiteDateTime
Time
TimeToMinutes
TimeToTimeAdd
TimeToTimeSub

Weather

WeatherConditions
WeatherInfo
WeatherSunrise
WeatherSunset

Macros







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