Make(...) command

This command used to control local state of anyRemote

Format description

Make(exit|flush|stop|disconnect|mode|none|remote|var|alarm[,....])

Several examples:

0=Make(flush)
1=Make(stop)
2=Make(disconnect)
3=Make(mode,mode_2)
4=Make(remote,on)
5=Make(var,my_var,date)
6=Make(alarm,/tmp/alarm,ALARM_MACRO)

Make(flush)

This command used to flush all configuration information.

0=Make(flush)

It is guarantied what current command sequence will be executed till the end. This means what in the following command sequence both commands will be executed:

0=Make(flush);Set(title,all data flushed);

The typical use-case for Make(flush) is the following:

0=Make(flush);Include(/path/to/another/configurational/file);

Make(stop)

This command used to stop execution of command sequence.

0=Make(stop);Exec(echo "Never executed");

In the example above Exec(...) command will not be executed because execution will be stopped on Make(stop) command.

Make(disconnect)

This command used to close connection to the device. In server mode after 5 seconds anyRemote will be able to receive incoming connection. In AT mode anyRemote will try to reconnect to the pnone after timeout specified by RetrySecs parameter (default value is 1 minute).

1=Make(disconnect)

Make(exit)

This command used to stop anyRemote and exit. It is a synonym to the "Exit" command.

#=Make(exit)

Make(mode,...)

Change current mode (group of key-to-command mapping) (do not mix this with AT/Server mode !).

As a side effect (ExitMode) and (EnterMode) "events" can be executed.

Format:

Make(mode,_mode_name_)
2=Make(mode,_new_mode_)

Make(remote,...)

Format:

Make(remote,on|off)

Switch on/off command processing without disconnection from the phone.

2=Exec(amixer -c 0 sset Master,0 mute);Make(remote,off)

Take a look to the order of commands above. Make(remote,off) command is the last one. If You change order to

2=Make(remote,off);Exec(amixer -c 0 sset Master,0 mute)

then Exec(amixer -c 0 sset Master,0 mute) will not be executed because "remote control" functionality will be switched off before it.

Make(var,...)

Format:

Make(var,_var_name_,_command_to_execute_)
Make(var,_var_name_,by_value,_value_)

Sets internal variable. To access to the previously set internal variable use $(_var_name_) syntax.

2=Make(mode,my_var1,echo "Hello")
3=Make(mode,my_var2,by_value,world!)
4=Exec(echo "Value is: $(my_var1) $(my_var2))

There are exists several predefined variables. See this for details.

Note: There are collision of $(_var_name_) syntax and shell command substitution syntax $(...). So, do not call Your internal variables with names which can be treated as shell commands.

Make(alarm,...)

Format:

Make(alarm,_alarm_file_,_key_)

Sets an alarm handler. When file _alarm_file_ will be created, then specified key definition will be searched. Alarms are checked each 15 seconds.

6=Make(alarm,/tmp/alarm,ALARM_MACRO)
ALARM_MACRO=SendCKPD(E 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 S \
	PAUSE PAUSE PAUSE PAUSE PAUSE PAUSE E E * 3 *)

Make(none)

Dummy command, does nothing.

0=Make(none)