Sometimes 3600, sometimes 7200.
This is because of DST

Is this right?

I recently went back to V4.3xx because of issues with V5.x. The reason that most of my projects didn't compile "a-okay", was because of the Bluetooth that wasn't initialised. With that knowledge, my projects compile ok at the moment. I am hesitant to reinstall version 5 because of all the significan...

Is it a bug or a feature? :) When using the RTC from the ESP32 component: shouldn't this update the date accordingly to the chosen offset in the UTC setting? Now the time is updated to the offset in the component properties (or like in my case: the RTC_ESP32_NTP: SetUTCOffset component macro), but t...

Thanks BenR,

Some things didn't work until I found out why.
It was because the macro returns a byte.

Maybe this could solve issues other users have..

RTC_ESP32_NTP returns a byte with "GetYear"... https://www.flowcode.co.uk/wiki/index.php?title=Component:_Real_Time_Clock_(ESP32)_(Real_Time_Clock)#GetYear Isn't that odd? The NTP protocol returns a 4 digit for the year. Off course there is no way that the NTP will return a number in the past, but f...

@Both: Thanks for your reaction! @chipfryer27 the example is my "disassembled" version of the Zeller congruence. I've tried it in one calculation but this returned not always a good result. That is why I decided to make the calculation again but step-by-step. I can not figure out why this sometimes ...

I'm trying to get an ESP32 to calculate Zeller's congruence. This calculates a number that represents the weekday for a certain date. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zeller%27s_congruence I have tried several methods for calculation but it doesn't always return the right number. In this example I have...

A few nice features would be: 1- It would be convenient if the corresponding parentheses in a mathematical formula were assigned a unique color. Like in Excel it is easily to see which parentheses belong to each other, easy to find the opening and closing ones. 2- When stopping a Run in Debug, the f...

Thanks guys for this input. The trick from mnfisher I will remember, together with the remark that "false is zero and true might be any value not zero".. As a non programmer readability is necessary for me, so I mostly use <>. Flowcode is a nice program to not need to read code so the simpeler it ge...