I did read the docs/watch the video. I could have missed something.
I know that AB-C is valid, but not what I need.
Am I correct that the comma between expressions is the equivalent to logical OR ?
My understanding of A-B, B-C is that an object that moves between A and C (either direction) OR an object that moves between B and C (either direction) will cause a trigger.
To put it another way, any matched expression between the commas will cause a trigger.
I'm not finding the equivalent of an AND operator.
I see some examples with more than 2 operators, like AB-C.
Is A-B-C valid?
What I'm trying to do is catch an object that moves from A directly to B directly to C, or from C directly to B directly to A.
AB-C won't work for me because, if I understand correctly, it will trigger on an object that originates simultaneously in A and B(like blowing tree shadows) moving into C.
Searching google for blueiris "A-B-C" yields nothing.
I've tried testing it but the results have been erratic enough that I'm not sure the syntax is valid. I get orange rectangles that do not seem to have crossed the three zones, and I'm putting them far apart for testing.
Thanks.
I know that AB-C is valid, but not what I need.
Am I correct that the comma between expressions is the equivalent to logical OR ?
My understanding of A-B, B-C is that an object that moves between A and C (either direction) OR an object that moves between B and C (either direction) will cause a trigger.
To put it another way, any matched expression between the commas will cause a trigger.
I'm not finding the equivalent of an AND operator.
I see some examples with more than 2 operators, like AB-C.
Is A-B-C valid?
What I'm trying to do is catch an object that moves from A directly to B directly to C, or from C directly to B directly to A.
AB-C won't work for me because, if I understand correctly, it will trigger on an object that originates simultaneously in A and B(like blowing tree shadows) moving into C.
Searching google for blueiris "A-B-C" yields nothing.
I've tried testing it but the results have been erratic enough that I'm not sure the syntax is valid. I get orange rectangles that do not seem to have crossed the three zones, and I'm putting them far apart for testing.
Thanks.