Correct that ECMAScript 5.1 is not available by default #2576
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| As you recall from the previous page, one of the four types of conditions are Script Conditions and one of the four types of actions are Script Actions. | ||
| Choosing either of those presents you with a choice of language to use. | ||
| By default there are only three choices: Blockly, ECMAScript, and Rules DSL. | ||
| By default there are only two choices: Blockly and Rules DSL. |
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Blockly requires JS Scripting so really Rules DSL is the only default
| See the docs for the chosen language for details on how to write rules in files for that language. | ||
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| openHAB comes with three languages by default (Rules DSL, ECMAScript 5.1, and Blockly) and has a number of [automation add-ons](/addons/#automation) to add more. | ||
| openHAB comes with two languages by default (Rules DSL and Blockly) and has a number of [automation add-ons](/addons/#automation) to add more. |
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openHAB comes with one language by default (Rules DSL) and has ...
I wanted to make minimally invasive changes. |
| As you recall from the previous page, one of the four types of conditions are Script Conditions and one of the four types of actions are Script Actions. | ||
| Choosing either of those presents you with a choice of language to use. | ||
| By default there are only three choices: Blockly, ECMAScript, and Rules DSL. | ||
| By default only Rules DSL is available. |
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If this is the case, you should also mention that for this tutorial to work, the reader has to install blockly as well and explain or link to a page how this can be achieved.
| See the docs for the chosen language for details on how to write rules in files for that language. | ||
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| openHAB comes with three languages by default (Rules DSL, ECMAScript 5.1, and Blockly) and has a number of [automation add-ons](/addons/#automation) to add more. | ||
| openHAB comes one language for automation (Rules DSL) and has a number of [automation add-ons](/addons/#automation) to add more. |
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-> openHAB comes with one language ... by default
(it in fact comes with more languages which may just not installed by default)
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As tutorials/getting_started/rules_introduction.md contains “For this tutorial we will be using Blockly, which requires installing the JavaScript Scripting add-on.”, I do not repeat the same information at tutorials/getting_started/rules_blockly.md . There are in fact ten types of Conditions shown in MainUI, if one clicks on “Show all”. So I have removed the number of available conditions. Likewise, there are nine type of actions (when mqtt is installed), so I have removed the number of available actions. “Script Action” means selecting in the UI “Inline Script”. I have replaced once “Script Action” with “Inline Script”, leaving “Script Action” on other places. |
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