Khawaja Muhammad Abdur Rehman

Hi, I came here after having issues with TimeAlarm Library. I am trying to understand how library works. Is there examples available for daily alarms? Thanks

@ropg Can I use setEvent like this setEvent(patternProcess(patternCount), one_oh_four_am); I want to setup multiple daily alarms. I want them to process some variables when initiate the alarm. Ideally it can...

Using myTZ.setDefault(); Does it affects UTC_TIME? Does it affects LOCAL_TIME?

After going through several open issues, it seems Timezone is not fully working. Only UTC time is working. As per SetEvent function it seems it only using UTC time. `for...

Thanks for response. I am still exploring the library so apologize if I am unable to explain things well. myTZ.setLocation(F("Pacific/Auckland")); myTZ.setDefault(); It will set default timezone. But when I call...

Let me give you example with functions In Sketch myTZ.setLocation(F("Asia/Karachi")); myTZ.setDefault(); Serial.println(now()); In Source Code time_t now() { return (defaultTZ->now()); } So above results should have been printed UTC Seconds...

Yes this does print 2 different time. I am talking about ``` #include #include void setup() { setDebug(INFO); Serial.begin(115200); WiFi.begin("your-ssid", "your-password"); waitForSync(); Serial.println("UTC: " + UTC.dateTime()); Timezone NewZealand; NewZealand.setLocation("Pacific/Auckland"); Serial.println("New...

@ropg I know you busy. I hope you find time to review this. Thanks

@ropg Apologize, I wanted to reference to different variable, yes now() prints different time after setDefault. Can you check this code as its hitting exception when digitalClockDisplay is called. Exception...

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