What's wrong with my code?

cosmowave

I have the following definition of variables in config.g:

; AutoFanOff Feature 
global EnableAutoFanOff = false	; create variable for enable/disable automatic fan shut off
global StartTimeAutoFanOff = state.upTime	; create variable for cache the fan start time
global DurationAutoFanOff = 240		; create variable for AutoFanOff duration

Then in daemon.g i have:

; daemon.g  
; frequently called routine (0.1 Hz)
; used for checking AutoFanOff Feature

; AutoFanOff (some routines switch the layer fan on for faster cooldown. this code checks if it is time to shut down the fan)
if global.EnableAutoFanOff = true	; check if automatic fan shut down is activated
	if state.upTime > {global.StartTimeAutoFanOff + global.DurationAutoFanOff}  ; check if the fan was running for the desired time
		M106 P0 S0		; LayerFan off
		M291 P"AutoFanOff has stopped fan!" R"daemon.g" S0 T5    ; message
		set global.EnableAutoFanOff = false	; disable automatic fan shut off

When i run this config i get the following error:

Error: in file macro line 6 column 46: meta command: cannot convert operands to same type

Is it possible, that the variable set in config.g (global EnableAutoFanOff = false) is not a boolean?

OwenD

@cosmowave said in What's wrong with my code?:

Try

if (global.EnableAutoFanOff = true	)

cosmowave

@owend
I've found the error in my start.g, where i set the variable to 0.
Sorry for that!

OwenD

@cosmowave
That'll do it