Alarma

Endercraft

Moderator (& bug finder :D)
To show the hour in your popup message, write :
[hour_0]:[minute]:[second]
There are other formats but this one is the one I use.
To show the time of a MacroDroid stopwatch, use [stopwatch=«name of your variable»]
 

Fernandospina89

New member
Para mostrar la hora en su mensaje emergente, escriba:
[hora_0]:[minuto]:[segundo]
Hay otros formatos pero este es el que yo uso.
Para mostrar la hora de un cronómetro MacroDroid, use [cronómetro=«nombre de su variable»]
Entiendo lo que me dices, pero necesito mostrar la hora de una alarma programada en el teléfono
 

Endercraft

Moderator (& bug finder :D)
Please talk in English, or in the forum Discusión en español.
Translation :

I understand what you are saying, but I need to display the time of a scheduled alarm on the phone.
 

Endercraft

Moderator (& bug finder :D)
Maybe you can calculate the stopwatch time using screen content and counting the time from there.
 

OscariBot

Active member
Please talk in English, or in the forum Discusión en español.
Translation :

I understand what you are saying, but I need to display the time of a scheduled alarm on the phone.
If the scheduled alarm wasn't set using macrodroide then am afraid you can't display it as md popup or maybe it will require deep knowledge and complicated algorithm to achieve that. Else @Endercraft has given a perfect answer to your question.

It's that simple.
 

Endercraft

Moderator (& bug finder :D)
If the scheduled alarm wasn't set using macrodroide then am afraid you can't display it as md popup or maybe it will require deep knowledge and complicated algorithm to achieve that. Else @Endercraft has given a perfect answer to your question.

It's that simple.
Maybe there is a system setting but I doubt it. Unless the timer is shown in a notification, it will be hard to get it's value.
 

Dimlos

Well-known member
I have tried to display the start time and event title in an overlay starting 30 minutes before the calendar event and disappearing 5 minutes after the start.
After installing and launching the TouchTask plugin and completing a simple setup, change the trigger setting to any calendar.
Create a calendar event for testing and see how it works. You can change the display time, position, color, etc. as you like.
 

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Dimlos

Well-known member
My macro displays the start time of the calendar schedule, isn't that what you mean by displaying the time of the schedule alarm?

Mi macro muestra la hora de inicio de la programación del calendario, ¿no es eso a lo que te refieres con mostrar la hora de la alarma de la programación?
 

Qarboz

Well-known member
My macro displays the start time of the calendar schedule, isn't that what you mean by displaying the time of the schedule alarm?

Mi macro muestra la hora de inicio de la programación del calendario, ¿no es eso a lo que te refieres con mostrar la hora de la alarma de la programación?
I think @Fernandospina89 wants to display the alarm clock time (wake up), not the calendar event, IMHO
 

OscariBot

Active member
I have tried to display the start time and event title in an overlay starting 30 minutes before the calendar event and disappearing 5 minutes after the start.
After installing and launching the TouchTask plugin and completing a simple setup, change the trigger setting to any calendar.
Create a calendar event for testing and see how it works. You can change the display time, position, color, etc. as you like.
I think what @Fernandospina89 want to display is not just the schedule time but the entire alarm time from starting time to perhaps even counting till executing time. I think that will be so easy to achieve only if the alarm itself was set using md.
 

Dimlos

Well-known member
I was mistaken, how about a macro like this?
I tried to display the time of the next alarm.
 

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