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Also, the default time is a good four hours off (presumably because of timezones?) Is there a way to change that?
Can you use percentage variables?
(And while we're at it, is there are more comprehensive readme anywhere?)
You want
if the active time is on the wrong day. The active time being wrong but on the correct day doesn't matter yet since only day-resolution variables are supported. A time zone setting will be added along with variables of arbitrary time resolution.
For percentage variables, use
as the validator for a variable. (I will add "percent" as a built-in validator.)
Besides the built-in documentation for all the API functions, the readme on GitHub is the most comprehensive existing documentation. Of course I intend to fix that eventually, probably along with the next release which is going to be the one where there is a GUI.
Thank you for all your feedback!
Yeah, this is what I need. I'm planning to do most of my data-input at 2am-ish, and it'd be nice to not have to remember to mentally subtract a day from the existing data.
And thanks for making this!