The Play button in the task edit screen in the Tasker UIĬlicking a child application icon in the launcherĪ notification action button, either from Tasker's permanent notification or one created with one of the Notify actions.Ĭallername specifies the label of the button if present.Ī Quick Settings tile. For action bar button presses, subcallername is the label if one was given. For element events, subcallername is the element name. subcallername is the name of the profile, if it has one, otherwise anonĪ scene event, with callername being the scene name. callername is either enter or exit depending on whether the profileĪctivated or deactivated. The format of each entry in the array is callertype( = callername( : subcallername))Ī profile (when it's state changes). The Play button in the task edit screen, %caller1 in task B will show task=A, %caller2 will show ui. Of the current task, %caller2 the origin of %caller1 etc.Įxample: if task A uses action Perform Task to start task B, then when task A is run by pressing Is not necessarily the total run-time of the task.Ī variable array tracing the origin of the current running task. Note that tasks can be interrupted by higher priority tasks, so this number How long (seconds) the running task has been running. The priority determines which taskĮxecutes its next action when several tasks are running together. Tasker but possibly by some plugin actions.
with Variable Set) if it will be needed later than in the immediate next action.Ī description of the error which last resulted in %err being set. Every action sets or clears it, so it must be saved (e.g. The actual numberĬan signify the error which occurred, but is usually 1 for most Tasker actions (notableĮxception: Run Shell and plugins). Is set to an integer if an error occurred when running the last action. The values of built-In variables are updated automatically by Tasker. %Car, %WIFI) are global, meaning that wherever theyĪre accessed from the same value is returned. Variables which have one or more capital letters in their name (e.g. %fruit_bar) are local, meaning that their value is specific to the task or scene in which they are used. Variables which have an all-lower-case name (e.g. dynamic binding: doing something with an action with data which.The current value of the relevant variable before carrying out the action.
When Tasker encounters a variable name in a text, it replaces the name with the level of the battery, the time of day. A variable is a named value which changes over time e.g.
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