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climate: Add halves when divider is at least 2#54
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Devices may use a temperature divider of 2, in such case tuyah won't properly handle its halves values using whole precision. Fix this by checking if the device supports halves, and in such case to return such precision This needs PaulAnnekov/tuyaha#54
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Devices may use a temperature divider of 2, in such case tuyah won't properly handle its halves values using whole precision. Fix this by checking if the device supports halves, and in such case to return such precision This needs PaulAnnekov/tuyaha#54
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Devices may use a temperature divider of 2, in such case tuyah won't properly handle its halves values using whole precision. Fix this by checking if the device supports halves, and in such case to return such precision This needs PaulAnnekov/tuyaha#54
Various climate devices use a temperature divider of 2, and they do allow use of halves values, however current tuyaha doesn't allow this. As per this, add an has_halves function that will return true for multiple of 2, while fix target_temperature_step() so that it returns the proper value depending we support decimals or halves
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| if not self.has_decimal(): | ||
| temp_val = round(float(temperature)) | ||
| if self.has_halves(): | ||
| temp_val = round(float(temperature) * 20.0) / 20.0 |
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What does the magic number 20 mean?
I don't understand what you're doing here, at the end you'll have some decimal values here. So It's the same as round(number, 1).
For example: temperature=17.7
round(float(17.7) * 20.0) / 20.0 = 17.7
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| def has_halves(self): | ||
| """Return if temperature values support halves""" | ||
| return self._divider % 2 == 0 |
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Divider can be overridden by home assistant.
If someone wants to divide by 3, he will not have halves.
What the reason behind using this divider to know that the device support halves?
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I think that this PR should be closed because obsolete. |
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Various climate devices use a temperature divider of 2, and they do
allow use of halves values, however current tuyaha doesn't allow this.
As per this, add an has_halves function that will return true for
multiple of 2, while fix target_temperature_step() so that it returns
the proper value depending we support decimals or halves