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WalkthroughAdds the Seven Segment Display Reloaded v2 usermod. It renders configured time and date fields on mapped LEDs, supports MQTT and JSON settings, and can adjust brightness from supported light-sensor readings. The change adds documentation and updates the usermod ID comment. ChangesSeven Segment Display Reloaded v2
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The usermod has several functional problems in MQTT handling, output disabling and auto-brightness recovery. It may also crash on ESP8266 when MQTT paths run. These should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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usermods/seven_segment_display_reloaded/readme.md (9)
11-12: Cross-referencing prerequisites.
Providing direct links to the required sensor usermods (SN_Photoresistor/BH1750_V2) is helpful. Consider explicitly stating the minimum supported version of each sensor usermod, if any constraints apply.
39-40: Override for LED segment mapping.
Highlighting the macroumSSDR_NUMBERSearly is beneficial. Consider providing a short code snippet or direct example here on how to override the segment array, so that new users can see how to integrate custom mappings.
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A comma before “and” can improve readability: “inverted mode in which the background is lit**,** and the digits are off (black).”- Enables the inverted mode in which the background is lit and the digits are off (black). + Enables the inverted mode in which the background is lit, and the digits are off (black).🧰 Tools
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67-70: Missing determiners in lux-limits descriptions.
For better grammar, insert “the” before “minimum/maximum brightness.”- When the lux value is at or below this level, the display brightness is set to minimum brightness. Default is 0 lux. + When the lux value is at or below this level, the display brightness is set to the minimum brightness. Default is 0 lux.- When the lux value is at or above this level, the display brightness is set to maximum brightness. Default is 1000 lux. + When the lux value is at or above this level, the display brightness is set to the maximum brightness. Default is 1000 lux.🧰 Tools
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usermods/seven_segment_display_reloaded/readme.md (3)
3-4: Documentation clarity improved.
The newly added lines clarify the usermod’s purpose and reference the original overlay-based approach. This helps users grasp the display’s configurability more easily.
13-38: Structured table of compile-time parameters.
This table neatly summarizes the available parameters, their defaults, and purpose. The format is clear and significantly enhances user reference.
44-45: Clarified external control methods.
Stating that settings can be controlled via the usermod settings page, MQTT, or JSON is concise and informative. Good job!usermods/seven_segment_display_reloaded/usermod_seven_segment_reloaded.h (8)
19-40: Compile-time definitions for configurability.
Defining these macros for default values is an excellent approach for flexible builds. They improve maintainability and make user overrides straightforward.
247-252: New light indicator logic.
The condition checks ensure that you only display the light indicator segment once. This is consistent with how colons are handled. The logic is clear and correct.
375-385: MQTT publishing logic
The checkif (WLED_MQTT_CONNECTED && mqtt != NULL)is good for avoiding null pointer issues. The approach of building topic strings frommqttDeviceTopiclooks correct and consistent.
435-457: Comprehensive MQTT updates
Updating all relevant settings upon connection is a solid approach for ensuring synchronization. Good practice.
467-471: JSON include for brightness fields
StoringminBrightness,maxBrightness,luxMin,luxMax, andinvert-auto-brightnessin JSON is consistent with the design. This ensures the usermod’s dynamic behavior is captured accurately.
642-645: MQTT subscription gating
Skipping subscription if the display is disabled avoids unnecessary overhead. Nicely done.
668-691: Topic prefix checks
This code carefully trims off the prefix/wledSS/and checks the trailing/set. Good approach for structured MQTT commands.
752-761: String literals for new brightness-related parameters
Defining these PROGMEM constants ensures minimal RAM usage on embedded systems, which is a best practice for microcontrollers.
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@KrX3D Thank you for extending the function and the documentation of the usermod.
I added a couple of small suggestions. The only thing that i don't understand, is what the option "LED-Numbers-Light" is doing or what it is for :)
Thanks again!
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359-359:⚠️ Potential issuePotential buffer overflow in _setMaskToLeds
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<instead of<=to avoid accessing an out-of-bounds element.- for(int i = 0; i <= umSSDRLength; i++) { + for(int i = 0; i < umSSDRLength; i++) {
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usermods/seven_segment_display_reloaded/readme.md (8)
76-87: Clear display mask documentationThe detailed explanation of the display mask characters is very helpful. Consider adding a brief example showing what a display would look like with a particular mask (e.g., "H:m" displays "14:35").
116-118: Missing comma in LED definitions sectionThere should be a comma after "In this example" for better readability.
-An example would be 1,3,6-8,23,30-32. In this example the LEDs with the numbers 1,3,6,7,8,23,30,31 and 32 would make up a Segment. +An example would be 1,3,6-8,23,30-32. In this example, the LEDs with the numbers 1,3,6,7,8,23,30,31 and 32 would make up a Segment.🧰 Tools
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157-158: Good documentation of new public functionThe documentation clearly explains the purpose of the new function
disableOutputFunction(bool state). Consider adding a brief example of how to call this function from other code.
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-``` +```c #define USERMOD_SSDR #define umSSDR_ENABLED true // Enable SSDR usermod #define umSSDR_ENABLE_AUTO_BRIGHTNESS false // Enable auto brightness (requires USERMOD_SN_PHOTORESISTOR) #define umSSDR_INVERTED false // Inverted display #define umSSDR_COLONBLINK true // Colon blink enabled #define umSSDR_LEADING_ZERO false // Leading zero disabled #define umSSDR_DISPLAY_MASK "H:mL" // Display mask for time format // Segment definitions for hours, minutes, seconds, colons, light, days, months, and years #define umSSDR_HOURS "135-143;126-134;162-170;171-179;180-188;144-152;153-161:198-206;189-197;225-233;234-242;243-251;207-215;216-224" #define umSSDR_MINUTES "9-17;0-8;36-44;45-53;54-62;18-26;27-35:72-80;63-71;99-107;108-116;117-125;81-89;90-98" #define umSSDR_SECONDS "" #define umSSDR_COLONS "266-275" // Segment range for colons #define umSSDR_LIGHT "252-265" // Segment range for light indicator (added for this project) #define umSSDR_DAYS "" // Reserved for days if needed #define umSSDR_MONTHS "" // Reserved for months if needed #define umSSDR_YEARS "" // Reserved for years if needed #define umSSDR_INVERT_AUTO_BRIGHTNESS true #define umSSDR_LUX_MIN 50 #define umSSDR_LUX_MAX 1000 // Brightness limits #define umSSDR_BRIGHTNESS_MIN 0 // Minimum brightness #define umSSDR_BRIGHTNESS_MAX 128 // Maximum brightness🧰 Tools
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-``` +```c #define umSSDR_ENABLED true // Enable SSDR usermod #define umSSDR_ENABLE_AUTO_BRIGHTNESS false // Enable auto brightness (requires USERMOD_SN_PHOTORESISTOR) #define umSSDR_INVERTED false // Inverted display #define umSSDR_COLONBLINK false // Colon blink disabled #define umSSDR_LEADING_ZERO true // Leading zero enabled #define umSSDR_DISPLAY_MASK "H:m:s" // Display mask for time format // Segment definitions for hours, minutes, seconds, colons, light, days, months, and years #define umSSDR_HOURS "20,30;21,31;22,32;23,33;24,34;25,35;26,36;27,37;28,38;29,39:0,10;1,11;2,12;3,13;4,14;5,15;6,16;7,17;8,18;9,19" #define umSSDR_MINUTES "60,70;61,71;62,72;63,73;64,74;65,75;66,76;67,77;68,78;69,79:40,50;41,51;42,52;43,53;44,54;45,55;46,56;47,57;48,58;49,59" #define umSSDR_SECONDS "100,110;101,111;102,112;103,113;104,114;105,115;106,116;107,117;108,118;109,119:80,90;81,91;82,92;83,93;84,94;85,95;86,96;87,97;88,98;89,99" #define umSSDR_COLONS "" // No colon segment mapping needed #define umSSDR_LIGHT "" // No light indicator defined #define umSSDR_DAYS "" // Reserved for days if needed #define umSSDR_MONTHS "" // Reserved for months if needed #define umSSDR_YEARS "" // Reserved for years if needed #define umSSDR_INVERT_AUTO_BRIGHTNESS true #define umSSDR_LUX_MIN 50 #define umSSDR_LUX_MAX 1000 // Brightness limits #define umSSDR_BRIGHTNESS_MIN 0 // Minimum brightness #define umSSDR_BRIGHTNESS_MAX 128 // Maximum brightness #define umSSDR_NUMBERS { \ { 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0 }, /* 0 */ \ { 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 }, /* 1 */ \ { 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0 }, /* 2 */ \ { 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 }, /* 3 */ \ { 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0 }, /* 4 */ \ { 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 }, /* 5 */ \ { 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0 }, /* 6 */ \ { 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 }, /* 7 */ \ { 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1 }, /* 8 */ \ { 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 }, /* 9 */ \ { 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 } /* Blank */ \ }🧰 Tools
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- umSSDRDisplayTime = (top[FPSTR(_str_timeEnabled)] | umSSDRDisplayTime); - umSSDREnableLDR = (top[FPSTR(_str_ldrEnabled)] | umSSDREnableLDR); + umSSDRDisplayTime = (top[FPSTR(_str_timeEnabled)] | umSSDRDisplayTime); + umSSDREnableLDR = (top[FPSTR(_str_ldrEnabled)] | umSSDREnableLDR);
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usermods/seven_segment_display_reloaded/readme.md (6)
13-38: Great addition of compile-time parameters documentationThis structured table significantly improves the documentation by clearly documenting all available compile-time parameters with their default values and descriptions. It makes the usermod much more accessible to new users while providing a quick reference for experienced developers.
46-47: Well-organized settings sectionThe reorganization of the settings section with clear headings and descriptions improves readability and maintainability.
60-75: Enhanced documentation for auto-brightness featuresThe detailed explanation of auto-brightness parameters is excellent. The documentation now clearly explains how lux values are mapped to brightness and how the inversion works.
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120-151: Excellent LED definition examplesThe detailed examples showing how to define segments for digits is very helpful. The breakdown of each segment with explanations makes it much clearer for users to understand how to configure their own displays.
237-249: Nice addition of number array override supportThe inclusion of the
umSSDR_NUMBERSexample demonstrates how to customize the segment mapping for different display types. This significantly increases the versatility of the usermod.
253-265: Helpful real-world project exampleIncluding specific configurations for the Lazy Clock project is very useful. This provides a great starting point for users working with similar hardware.
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19-59: Great refactoring to use preprocessor definitionsExcellent conversion from runtime variables to preprocessor definitions. This approach allows for better compile-time optimization and makes the code more configurable through
my_config.h. The default values are sensible and align with the documentation in the readme.
71-75: Well-documented Light LED optionThe detailed comment explaining the Light LED option is very helpful for understanding its purpose and usage.
83-113: Good separation of segment definitions as preprocessor macrosUsing preprocessor definitions for all segment configurations makes the code more flexible and easier to customize for different projects.
115-143: Smart conditional definition of segment number arrayThe conditional compilation of the segment number array allows for custom mapping while providing sensible defaults. This makes the code much more versatile for different hardware configurations.
145-163: Good initialization from preprocessor definitionsThe initialization of runtime variables from preprocessor definitions ensures consistent initial state while allowing for runtime changes through the JSON API.
251-256: Well-implemented Light LED caseThe addition of a 'L' case for handling light segments is well implemented with a check to prevent duplicate calls to _showElements.
285-285: Fixed digit order in time arrayCorrect update to the array value - ensures that the blank digit (10) is used for the leading zero case.
290-290: Fixed digit order in time arrayCorrect update to the array value - ensures that 0 is used when not removing leading zero.
377-401: Improved MQTT publishing with connection checksThe addition of connection state checks before MQTT publishing prevents unnecessary operations when MQTT is not connected. The proper preprocessor guards are also important for builds where MQTT is disabled.
443-447: Added new parameters to MQTT publicationThe addition of brightness and lux parameters to MQTT publication ensures that all configuration options are properly synchronized between WLED and MQTT clients.
471-475: Added new parameters to JSON objectThe addition of brightness and lux parameters to the JSON object ensures that all configuration options are properly exposed through the JSON API.
522-544: Improved auto-brightness handling with inversion supportThe enhanced auto-brightness logic now properly handles both sensor types and includes an inversion option for the brightness mapping. The validation of lux values ensures that mapping only occurs with valid sensor readings.
558-560: Added external control of LED outputThe addition of the
disableUmLedControlcheck in thehandleOverlayDrawmethod enables external control of the LED output.
564-566: Added useful public method for external controlThe
disableOutputFunctionmethod provides a clean API for other code to control the LED output of this usermod, enhancing its integration capabilities.
578-601: Enhanced JSON info with more detailed informationThe improved JSON info section now includes more comprehensive information about the usermod's state, making it easier for users to understand the current configuration.
626-642: Complete JSON configuration handlingThe JSON configuration handling now includes all configuration parameters, ensuring that users can fully configure the usermod through the JSON API.
647-667: Improved MQTT connection handlingThe addition of a check for
umSSDRDisplayTimebefore subscribing to MQTT topics prevents unnecessary subscriptions when the usermod is disabled. The proper connection check also ensures that MQTT operations only occur when connected.
672-695: Added MQTT message handling with guardsThe MQTT message handling now includes proper guards for disabled builds and checks the usermod's enabled state before processing messages.
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Just needs the merge conflict fixing, please pull in the latest code from main branch into yours. You might also need to update your readme for the new usermod build configuration |
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521-551: Auto brightness logic.
Potential range issue withmap()if lux is belowumSSDRLuxMinor aboveumSSDRLuxMax, but typically it still yields workable results. Considerconstrain()for more robust bounding. Otherwise, the logic is correct.+ // After map(...): + brightness = constrain(brightness, umSSDRBrightnessMin, umSSDRBrightnessMax);
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usermods/seven_segment_display_reloaded/readme.md (23)
4-4: Documentation note looks fine.
No functional or grammatical issues.
11-12: Cross-reference check.
References to other usermods (SN_Photoresistor/BH1750_V2) are correct. Ensure those usermods have consistent documentation.
13-45: Comprehensive parameter table.
The compile-time parameters are well-documented and align with usermod usage.
47-49: Markdown heading consistency.
This heading hierarchy is logical. No issues found.
61-66: Auto brightness documentation clarity.
Clear explanation on linking with sensor-based usermods. No issues.
68-73: Inversion logic reference.
The explanation forinvert-auto-brightnessis consistent. Looks good.
77-101: Display mask guidelines.
Well-defined placeholders (H, h, k, m, s, d, M, y, Y, L, :). Documentation is sufficiently detailed.
102-105: Example LED Definitions.
Provides a good starting point for newcomers. No issues.
109-109: No substantive changes.
113-113: No substantive changes.
122-153: Clock display examples.
Examples are thorough and beneficial for new users.
156-157: Clear note on dynamic brightness.
No issues.
159-160: Public function reference.
Documentation fordisableOutputFunctionis succinct and clear.
164-167: Giant Hidden Shelf Edge Clock references.
External link is properly mentioned. No issues.
168-198: Detailed configuration snippet.
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202-202: Brief note.
No issues.
206-210: EleksTube heading style.
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211-212: No substantive changes.
214-214: No substantive changes.
222-222: No issues found.
240-251: umSSDR_NUMBERS array example.
This example is well structured to illustrate custom mappings.
268-271: Versatility note.
Good summary of usermod expandability.
272-272: Final note.
Emphasizes LED mapping flexibility. Looks fine.usermods/seven_segment_display_reloaded/seven_segment_display_reloaded.cpp (15)
3-5: MQTT check.
Forcing compilation error if MQTT is disabled is correct, ensuring usermod dependencies are explicit.
17-46: Compile-time macros for configuration.
This approach is clear and flexible. No issues.
59-73: Commented “Display mask” block.
Well-documented reference for placeholders. Good clarity.
139-141: Conditional array definition.
Defines a defaultumSSDRNumbersor uses the override. This is a good pattern for customization.
143-153: Initialization of booleans and strings.
Straightforward expansions from macros. No issues found.
247-254: Case 'L' handling.
Correct approach of a singlelightDonecheck avoids repeated calls. Implementation looks good.
270-337: Time digit parsing logic.
Overall logic to parse segments (':' ‘;’ ‘,’ '-') is consistent with existing approach. Good layering.
375-400: MQTT publishing functions.
Guarded by#ifndef WLED_DISABLE_MQTT. This ensures safe compilation in non-MQTT builds. Implementation is correct.
439-459: _updateMQTT method.
Publishes new config values systematically. Code is consistent with the usermod’s approach.
461-486: Adding JSON object for the usermod.
A structured approach ensures consistent data in the JSON configuration. Good usage of nested objects.
562-564: External LED control disabling.
disableOutputFunction(bool state)is a straightforward approach to externally disable LED output. No issues.
644-667: MQTT connection handling.
Correctly avoids unnecessary subscriptions if the usermod is disabled. Clean implementation.
670-693: Trimming and handling MQTT “/set” messages.
Logic is consistent. Good approach for subtopic parsing.
699-699: Post-config update.
Automatically calls_updateMQTT()after reading config – this is helpful for keeping MQTT data in sync.
703-734: Reading from config file.
Reloads usermod settings from JSON. Implementation is coherent and consistent with the stored defaults.
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hi, i synced my fork and readded the changes and also added at seven_segment_display_reloaded.cpp static UsermodSSDR seven_segment_display_reloaded; but now im not sure how compile it with the usermod, not just this but every usermod i.e. auto_save i tried it on lolin_s2_mini and i added to custom_usermods this and the auto save usermod. Am i right that the name from the library.json need to be added to custom_usermods ? so i added to [env:lolin_s2_mini] but at WLED under usermod its just empty:
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357-362:⚠️ Potential issuePrevent out-of-bounds array access.
for(int i = 0; i <= umSSDRLength; i++)iterates one past the last valid index, risking memory corruption.- for(int i = 0; i <= umSSDRLength; i++) { + for(int i = 0; i < umSSDRLength; i++) { ... }Also applies to: 365-368
498-501: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionHandle potential
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Ifreallocreturnsnullptr,umSSDRMaskmay be lost. For safer memory handling, use a temporary pointer and verify success before assigning it back.bool* temp = (bool*) realloc(umSSDRMask, umSSDRLength * sizeof(bool)); if (temp != nullptr) { umSSDRMask = temp; } else { // handle memory allocation failure, e.g., log an error or revert to old pointer }🧰 Tools
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usermods/seven_segment_display_reloaded_v2/readme.md (10)
53-53: Consider adding commas for clarity.
The sentence can read more smoothly with additional commas to separate the clauses.- Enables the inverted mode in which the background is lit and the digits are off (black). + Enables the inverted mode, in which the background is lit, and the digits are off (black).🧰 Tools
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72-72: Insert a determiner for clarity.
A small grammatical improvement can make the comment more readable.- // lighting for the display or serve as an ambient light source, without affecting the clock's visual display + // the lighting for the display or serve as an ambient light source, without affecting the clock's visual display🧰 Tools
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Adding a short pause improves readability.- In this example the LEDs with the numbers 1,3,6,7,8,23,30,31 and 32 ... + In this example, the LEDs with the numbers 1,3,6,7,8,23,30,31 and 32 ...🧰 Tools
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168-168: Convert to atx heading style and remove trailing punctuation.
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usermods/seven_segment_display_reloaded_v2/seven_segment_display_reloaded_v2.cpp (1)
270-298: Consider an alternative to variable length arrays.
Modern C++ standards do not fully guarantee support for runtime-sized arrays (int timeArr[length]). Consider using a dynamic container likestd::vector<int>for better portability.
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usermods/seven_segment_display_reloaded_v2/readme.md (1)
1-272: Comprehensive documentation.
The README is very detailed, covering installation, compile-time parameters, usage examples, and outlining clear design goals.🧰 Tools
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1-16: Initial configuration code looks good.
Defining compile-time checks for MQTT is clear and straightforward.
17-139: General structure and preprocessor directives.
The switching from preprocessor macros to runtime variables, as well as the organization of configurability, is well done. Handling different compile-time settings helps ensure broad applicability.Also applies to: 143-253, 255-269, 271-356, 359-364, 367-497, 502-516, 518-520, 553-555, 557-560, 566-570, 572-580, 582-599, 602-610, 612-629, 631-644, 646-649, 667-669, 694-702, 704-710, 712-729
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So i got it working. Should be finished now. The problem that i couldnt compile it right seems to be related to On my windows 10 pc it doesnt work (where the build for 0.15.X works), so i created on my unraid server a docker with VS Code and there i can compile it... |
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22-47: Detailed Compile-Time Parameter Table
The parameter table is comprehensive and well formatted. As a minor nitpick, consider rephrasing phrases such as “Default is1000lux” to “The default value is1000lux” for grammatical consistency.
56-63: Minor Punctuation Adjustment for Parameter Descriptions
In the "inverted" parameter description, consider adding a comma for clarity. For example:“Enables the inverted mode in which the background is lit, and the digits are off (black).”
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Context: ...rted mode in which the background is lit and the digits are off (black). - **Colon-...(COMMA_COMPOUND_SENTENCE_2)
73-75: Brightness Mapping Details Are Informative
The description of the auto brightness min/max mapping (and the note on potential WLED current protection) is useful. A slight punctuation tweak here might further enhance clarity.
77-81: Clarify Default Value in Lux-Max Description
Consider altering “Default is1000lux” to “The default value is1000lux” to improve grammatical clarity.🧰 Tools
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111-125: LED Layout Diagram: Specify a Language for the Fenced Code Block
The diagram illustrating the seven segment display layout is very useful. To address markdown lint warnings, consider adding a language identifier (e.g.,text) to the fenced code block.-``` +```text🧰 Tools
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127-130: Digit Segment Example Could Use a Minor Punctuation Check
The example explaining how LED segments are defined is clear. As a nitpick, verify that comma placement (for instance, after ranges like “6-8”) is optimal for readability.🧰 Tools
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Context: ...mple would be 1,3,6-8,23,30-32. In this example the LEDs with the numbers 1,3,6,7,8,23,...(DURING_THAT_TIME_COMMA)
171-212: Project 1 (Giant Hidden Shelf Edge Clock) Documentation Suggestions
The configuration example for the Giant Hidden Shelf Edge Clock is detailed. For improved consistency:
- Consider converting the setext-style heading “my_config.h Settings:” (line 177) to an atx-style heading (e.g.,
# my_config.h Settings).- Specify a language (for example,
cpp) for the fenced code block (lines 180–207) to address markdown lint warnings.-``` +```cpp🧰 Tools
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215-247: Project 2 (EleksTube Retro Glows Analog Nixie Tube Clock) Configuration Enhancements
The configuration details for Project 2 are comprehensive. Similar to Project 1, consider:
- Changing the heading “my_config.h Settings:” (line 219) to atx-style for consistency.
- Adding a language identifier (e.g.,
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262-275: Lazy Clock(s) Example: Consider Refining Punctuation and Clarity
The example for the Lazy Clock(s) by paralyze is informative. A couple of minor improvements:
- At line 265, consider adding a comma after the URL to improve readability.
- Review and streamline any repetitive phrasing to enhance clarity.
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1-6: Introduction and Project Overview Are Clear
The header and introductory lines provide a concise and informative overview of the project and appropriately credit the contributor.
7-10: Installation Instructions Are Concise
The instructions for adding the compile‑time option (either viaplatformio.ini/platformio_override.iniormy_config.h) are brief and clear.
11-19: Compiling Section Is Well-Structured
The steps explaining how to enable the usermod via thecustom_usermodssetting are straightforward and the fenced code block is correctly marked withini.
20-21: Auto Brightness Dependency Documentation Is Helpful
The note on requiring the SN_Photoresistor or BH1750_V2 usermod for auto brightness is clear, with useful links for additional details.
48-50: Optional LED Segment Mapping Macro Explained
The note about overriding the internal LED segment mapping via the optionalumSSDR_NUMBERSmacro is succinct and clear.
51-55: Settings Section Overview Is Clear
This section effectively informs the user that all settings are accessible via the usermod settings page or through MQTT/JSON.
64-69: Additional Parameter Descriptions Look Good
The descriptions for "Colon-blinking" and "Leading-Zero" are clear and concise.
70-72: Auto-Brightness Enable Setting Is Well-Described
The explanation that the auto brightness feature relies on the SN_Photoresistor or BH1750_V2 usermod is clear.
83-85: Invert-Auto-Brightness Explanation Is Clear
The logic behind inverting the brightness mapping is well-explained.
86-99: Display-Mask Section Is Comprehensive
The explanation of the available mask characters (H, h, k, m, s, d, M, y, Y, L, and :) is clear and helpful for users when configuring their time/date display.
100-110: LED-Numbers Section Is Well-Organized
The list of LED segment definitions for various display elements is concise and clearly presented.
131-156: Clock Display Example Is Detailed and Illustrative
The step-by-step explanation of the hour digit segmentation, along with the sample values, is very illustrative.
163-170: Additional Notes Provide Useful Operational Context
The sections on dynamic brightness control and the public function to disable LED output are clear and informative.
248-260: umSSDR_NUMBERS Array Definition Is Clear
The LED segment mapping array is well-defined and provides flexibility for different physical displays.
fixed some problems, made and BH1750_v2 work again from this
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3-8: PreferAppendUniqueto avoid duplicated CPPDEFINESIf the same usermod name ever appears twice (e.g. in release/build scripts that concatenate lists),
env.Appendwill emit duplicate macros which can clutter the compiler command line:- env.Append(CPPDEFINES=["USERMOD_SN_PHOTORESISTOR"]) + env.AppendUnique(CPPDEFINES=["USERMOD_SN_PHOTORESISTOR"])Apply the same change for the BH1750 block.
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custom_usermodsis unset,split()returns[''], so the code would test an empty string. Guard withfilter(None, …):-usermods = env.GetProjectOption("custom_usermods","").split() +usermods = list(filter(None, env.GetProjectOption("custom_usermods", "").split()))Harmless today, but removes a meaningless list member.
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200-210: Polymorphic pointers lose type safetyCurrent code falls back to untyped
void*when the partner usermod isn’t enabled:void* ptr = nullptr; void* bh1750 = nullptr;This makes accidental dereferencing a compile-time blind spot. Prefer a
std::nullptr_talias or wrap the member in#ifdefblocks so it disappears entirely when the feature is absent:#ifndef USERMOD_SN_PHOTORESISTOR - void* ptr = nullptr; +#define ptr nullptr // remove member, avoids unused-field warnings #endifAt minimum rename the generic
ptrto something descriptive (photoResistor) to avoid confusion.
227-230: GuardDEBUG_PRINTFcall behind the macroIf
DEBUG_PRINTFis disabled in certain builds the statement still compiles but expands to nothing, leaving a stray semicolon. Wrap the log in#ifdef:- DEBUG_PRINTF("disableOutputFunction was triggered by an external Usermod: %s\n", - disableUmLedControl ? "true" : "false"); +#ifdef DEBUG_PRINTF + DEBUG_PRINTF("disableOutputFunction was triggered by an external Usermod: %s\n", + disableUmLedControl ? "true" : "false"); +#endifPrevents “statement has no effect” warnings.
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3-4: Clarify the purpose of the commented-out REFRESHTIME define.There's a commented-out
#define REFRESHTIME 497that doesn't seem to be used elsewhere in the code. Consider either removing it if it's not needed or adding a comment explaining its purpose if it might be useful for future development.
227-232: Add more descriptive documentation for the public disableOutputFunction method.This public method is intended to be called by other usermods, but lacks context in the documentation. Consider adding a comment that explains its purpose, when it should be used, and the expected behavior when the LED output is disabled.
// Public function that can be called from other usermods + /** + * Allows external usermods to temporarily disable the LED output of this usermod. + * This is useful when multiple usermods might be trying to control the same LEDs. + * @param state true to disable LED output, false to enable + */ void disableOutputFunction(bool state) {
159-161: Improve variable naming for clarity.While
disableUmLedControlfollows the naming convention, a more descriptive name would better communicate its purpose, especially for other developers working with this code.bool* umSSDRMask = nullptr; -bool disableUmLedControl = false; +bool externalLedOutputDisabled = false;Update the variable name in the
disableOutputFunctionmethod as well:void disableOutputFunction(bool state) { - disableUmLedControl = state; + externalLedOutputDisabled = state; #ifdef DEBUG_PRINTF - DEBUG_PRINTF("disableOutputFunction was triggered by an external Usermod: %s\n", disableUmLedControl ? "true" : "false"); + DEBUG_PRINTF("disableOutputFunction was triggered by an external Usermod: %s\n", externalLedOutputDisabled ? "true" : "false"); #endif }
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1-236: Overall, excellent implementation of a highly configurable seven-segment display usermod.The code is well-structured with good separation of compile-time vs. runtime configuration, proper memory management (nullptr initialization and cleanup in destructor), and comprehensive configuration options. The use of optional dependencies is handled cleanly, and the code follows consistent patterns throughout.
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143-152: Consider adding conditional debug logging for auto-brightness behavior.Since auto-brightness is a complex feature that integrates with multiple sensors, adding debug logging statements specifically for brightness adaptations would help with troubleshooting.
// Add after line 152 + #ifdef DEBUG_PRINTF + bool umSSDRDebugBrightness = false; // Can be toggled via JSON API + #endif
19-21: Consider enabling the usermod by default.The usermod is disabled by default (
umSSDR_ENABLED false). Since users explicitly install this usermod, they likely expect it to be enabled by default.- #define umSSDR_ENABLED false + #define umSSDR_ENABLED true
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Learning: In the Seven Segment Display Reloaded usermod, the dimension mismatch between the default array (umSSDRNumbers[11][7]) and the override (umSSDRNumbers[11][10] = umSSDR_NUMBERS) is intentional by design, allowing for different use cases with varying numbers of segments per digit.
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59-79: Great documentation of display mask format.The comment block explaining the display mask characters and their meanings is excellent - it provides clear documentation for users on how to configure their display layout.
236-241: Well-implemented external control function.The
disableOutputFunctionis a nice addition that allows other usermods to temporarily take control of the LEDs. The debug logging is also helpful for troubleshooting integration issues.
204-214: Good implementation of optional usermod dependencies.The code correctly handles optional dependencies on light sensors through conditional compilation. This allows the usermod to work with or without these sensors while maintaining clean dependencies.
125-141: Appropriate array structure for seven-segment digit patterns.The seven-segment font array is well-structured with clear ASCII art documenting the segment layout. As mentioned in your prior feedback, the dimension difference between default and override arrays is intentional to support different use cases.
1-245: Overall well-designed header with comprehensive configurability.The header provides extensive compile-time and runtime configuration options, making the usermod adaptable to different projects. The use of preprocessor macros for defaults with corresponding class variables allows both compile-time and runtime customization.
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Consider initializing umSSDRMask in the class declaration.
While I can see the destructor properly frees
umSSDRMask(in the CPP file), there's no explicit initialization in the header. This could lead to undefined behavior if thesetup()method doesn't properly allocate memory before using it.
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243-243:handleOverlayDraw()is missing theoverridekeyword.All other virtual method overrides in this class use
override. Adding it here ensures the compiler catches any future signature change in the baseUsermodclass.- void handleOverlayDraw(); + void handleOverlayDraw() override;🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@usermods/seven_segment_display_reloaded_v2/seven_segment_display_reloaded_v2.h` at line 243, The declaration of handleOverlayDraw() in the usermod header should include the override specifier to match the other virtual overrides and let the compiler catch signature mismatches; update the declaration of handleOverlayDraw() to read with the override keyword (keeping the same signature) so it properly overrides the base class Usermod::handleOverlayDraw().
260-272: Redundant#ifdef DEBUG_PRINTFguards insidedisableOutputFunction.
_logUsermodSSDRalready expands toDEBUG_PRINTF(...), which is a no-op when debug output is disabled. The inner#ifdef DEBUG_PRINTFwrappers add noise without benefit.♻️ Proposed cleanup
void disableOutputFunction(bool state) { externalLedOutputDisabled = state; - `#ifdef` DEBUG_PRINTF _logUsermodSSDR("disableOutputFunction was triggered by an external Usermod: %s", externalLedOutputDisabled ? "true" : "false"); - `#endif` if (state && umSSDRMask != nullptr) { _setAllFalse(); - `#ifdef` DEBUG_PRINTF _logUsermodSSDR("Cleared mask due to external disable"); - `#endif` } }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@usermods/seven_segment_display_reloaded_v2/seven_segment_display_reloaded_v2.h` around lines 260 - 272, In disableOutputFunction, remove the redundant inner `#ifdef` DEBUG_PRINTF/#endif wrappers around calls to _logUsermodSSDR (leave the calls themselves intact) so that _logUsermodSSDR expands to DEBUG_PRINTF when enabled and is a no-op otherwise; specifically, delete the conditional blocks surrounding the first _logUsermodSSDR call and the "Cleared mask due to external disable" log, keeping the function body, the umSSDRMask check, and the call to _setAllFalse unchanged to preserve behavior and compilation.usermods/seven_segment_display_reloaded_v2/seven_segment_display_reloaded_v2.cpp (1)
388-393:externalLedOutputDisabledchecked twice inloop().Line 388 already returns early when
externalLedOutputDisabledis set. The redundant check at line 393 inside the#ifblock is dead code.♻️ Proposed cleanup
- if(bri != 0 && umSSDREnableLDR && (millis() - umSSDRLastRefresh > umSSDRRefreshTime) && !externalLedOutputDisabled) { + if(bri != 0 && umSSDREnableLDR && (millis() - umSSDRLastRefresh > umSSDRRefreshTime)) {🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@usermods/seven_segment_display_reloaded_v2/seven_segment_display_reloaded_v2.cpp` around lines 388 - 393, The early-return condition in loop() already checks externalLedOutputDisabled (alongside umSSDRDisplayTime, strip.isUpdating(), and umSSDRMask), so remove the redundant "!externalLedOutputDisabled" from the subsequent conditional inside the USERMOD_SN_PHOTORESISTOR/USERMOD_BH1750 block; update the if that tests (bri != 0 && umSSDREnableLDR && (millis() - umSSDRLastRefresh > umSSDRRefreshTime) && !externalLedOutputDisabled) to omit the final externalLedOutputDisabled clause so it relies on the earlier guard (refer to variables umSSDRDisplayTime, strip.isUpdating(), umSSDRMask, externalLedOutputDisabled, bri, umSSDREnableLDR, umSSDRLastRefresh, umSSDRRefreshTime).
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- Line 115: Update the README fenced code blocks at the locations noted to
include language specifiers: change the triple-backtick blocks at the
diagram/config areas (lines referenced in the review) to use ```text and change
the C++ snippets to use ```cpp so syntax highlighting is enabled (apply to the
blocks currently opened at lines 115, 180, and 222). Also convert the
setext-style headings rendered with --- (around lines 177 and 219) to ATX-style
headings and rename the duplicated heading text so they are unique (for example
use "### Project 1 – Settings" and "### Project 2 – Settings") to resolve the
MD040 and MD024 markdownlint issues.
- Around line 7-20: Add a clear build dependency note to the
Installation/Compiling section near the custom_usermods example: state that MQTT
must be enabled (do not define WLED_DISABLE_MQTT) because the usermod
seven_segment_display_reloaded_v2 (USERMOD_SSDR) will emit a compile-time check
(`#error` "This user mod requires MQTT to be enabled.") in the .cpp when MQTT is
disabled; include a short sentence explaining that display, JSON/config, and
auto-brightness features may function independently but the module will not
compile if WLED_DISABLE_MQTT is set.
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`@usermods/seven_segment_display_reloaded_v2/seven_segment_display_reloaded_v2.cpp`:
- Line 646: The log call in readFromConfig uses a format string with a stray
closing parenthesis; update the _logUsermodSSDR call that currently reads
_logUsermodSSDR("%s: config (re)loaded.)", reinterpret_cast<const
char*>(_str_name)) to remove the extra ')' so the format string is "%s: config
(re)loaded." and keep the same reinterpret_cast<const char*>(_str_name)
argument.
- Around line 3-5: The file currently uses a fatal preprocessor directive
(`#error` "This user mod requires MQTT to be enabled.") guarded by
WLED_DISABLE_MQTT which prevents building when MQTT is intentionally disabled;
remove or replace that `#error` line so builds can continue without MQTT—either
delete the `#error` or change it to a non-fatal compile-time notice (e.g., a
pragma message) and rely on the existing conditional blocks (the various `#ifndef`
WLED_DISABLE_MQTT guards) already present in
seven_segment_display_reloaded_v2.cpp to conditionally compile MQTT-dependent
code (look for the WLED_DISABLE_MQTT symbol and the surrounding `#ifndef/`#endif
blocks to locate all related code).
- Around line 612-617: The addToConfig method currently calls _updateMQTT() as a
side effect which causes MQTT republishing on every config save; remove the
_updateMQTT() invocation from UsermodSSDR::addToConfig (leave the
_addJSONObject(root) and the umSSDRDisplayTime guard intact) and instead ensure
MQTT state is published only when MQTT connects by invoking _updateMQTT() from
onMqttConnect (check umSSDRDisplayTime there before calling), so publishing
happens on MQTT connect rather than on every config persist.
- Around line 581-610: The MQTT handler in UsermodSSDR::onMqttMessage is
checking for the old "/wledSS/" prefix and returns false for current
subscriptions, so incoming topics like "{device}/UsermodSSDR/{setting}/set" are
ignored; change the logic to search for the "/UsermodSSDR/" segment in the full
topic string (e.g., use strstr or manual scan to find "/UsermodSSDR/"), advance
the topic pointer to just after that segment so the remainder is
"{setting}/set", then verify it ends with "/set", trim the "/set" suffix, and
call _handleSetting(topic, payload); only return false if the "/UsermodSSDR/"
segment is not found, otherwise return true after processing and keep the
logging calls around the modified topic to aid debugging.
- Around line 581-610: The onMqttMessage function currently always returns true
which claims every MQTT message as handled; change it so it only returns true
when this usermod actually handled a message: check umSSDRDisplayTime and the
topic prefix and trailing "/set" match, call _handleSetting(topic,payload) and
return its result (or return true after successful handling), otherwise return
false so other usermods can process the message; update the return logic in
UsermodSSDR::onMqttMessage accordingly around the existing topic prefix check,
the "/set" suffix handling and the call to _handleSetting.
- Around line 261-299: _handleSetting currently checks only user flags and
displayMask; add incoming handlers for the five MQTT-published brightness/lux
settings (minBrightness, maxBrightness, luxMin, luxMax, invertAutoBrightness)
before the displayMask comparison so incoming updates actually change state;
implement them the same way as the other checks using _cmpIntSetting_P (or the
appropriate _cmp* helper) against the corresponding topic string constants (e.g.
_str_minBrightness, _str_maxBrightness, _str_luxMin, _str_luxMax,
_str_invertAutoBrightness), update the matching state variables (the umSSDR*
variables for those settings), log the update with _logUsermodSSDR, and publish
the new value with the existing _publishMQTT* helper so the values are both
applied and re-published.
- Around line 164-178: The _setLeds function can read umSSDRNumbers
out-of-bounds because countSegments is only checked for <0 but not for >= the
number-of-columns in umSSDRNumbers; update UsermodSSDR::_setLeds to validate
countSegments against the actual columns of umSSDRNumbers before using it (e.g.,
add a guard like countSegments >= umSSDR_NUM_COLS or derive the column count via
sizeof/constant and return early), so the condition that tests
umSSDRNumbers[number][countSegments] is only evaluated when countSegments is
within bounds; keep existing guards for lednr/umSSDRLength and colon logic.
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`@usermods/seven_segment_display_reloaded_v2/seven_segment_display_reloaded_v2.h`:
- Around line 152-153: umSSDRBrightnessMin and umSSDRBrightnessMax are declared
as uint16_t and can exceed 255, causing silent truncation when assigned to
WLED's uint8_t bri; change the variables to uint8_t (umSSDRBrightnessMin,
umSSDRBrightnessMax) or, if you need to keep them wider, clamp the computed
brightness to 0–255 before assigning to bri in the loop (use a saturation step
referencing umSSDRBrightnessMin, umSSDRBrightnessMax and the bri field) so no
value >255 is written to bri.
- Around line 229-237: Remove the problematic fallback macros that pollute the
preprocessor namespace: delete the lines "#define photoResistor nullptr" and
"#define bh1750 nullptr" and instead keep the pointer members declared only
inside their respective `#ifdef` blocks (e.g. Usermod_SN_PhotoResistor*
photoResistor and Usermod_BH1750* bh1750 under `#ifdef` USERMOD_SN_PHOTORESISTOR /
`#ifdef` USERMOD_BH1750). Ensure any access to photoResistor or bh1750 in the .cpp
is guarded by the same `#ifdef` checks (or null-checked when the pointer is
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- Around line 388-393: The early-return condition in loop() already checks
externalLedOutputDisabled (alongside umSSDRDisplayTime, strip.isUpdating(), and
umSSDRMask), so remove the redundant "!externalLedOutputDisabled" from the
subsequent conditional inside the USERMOD_SN_PHOTORESISTOR/USERMOD_BH1750 block;
update the if that tests (bri != 0 && umSSDREnableLDR && (millis() -
umSSDRLastRefresh > umSSDRRefreshTime) && !externalLedOutputDisabled) to omit
the final externalLedOutputDisabled clause so it relies on the earlier guard
(refer to variables umSSDRDisplayTime, strip.isUpdating(), umSSDRMask,
externalLedOutputDisabled, bri, umSSDREnableLDR, umSSDRLastRefresh,
umSSDRRefreshTime).
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`@usermods/seven_segment_display_reloaded_v2/seven_segment_display_reloaded_v2.h`:
- Line 243: The declaration of handleOverlayDraw() in the usermod header should
include the override specifier to match the other virtual overrides and let the
compiler catch signature mismatches; update the declaration of
handleOverlayDraw() to read with the override keyword (keeping the same
signature) so it properly overrides the base class Usermod::handleOverlayDraw().
- Around line 260-272: In disableOutputFunction, remove the redundant inner
`#ifdef` DEBUG_PRINTF/#endif wrappers around calls to _logUsermodSSDR (leave the
calls themselves intact) so that _logUsermodSSDR expands to DEBUG_PRINTF when
enabled and is a no-op otherwise; specifically, delete the conditional blocks
surrounding the first _logUsermodSSDR call and the "Cleared mask due to external
disable" log, keeping the function body, the umSSDRMask check, and the call to
_setAllFalse unchanged to preserve behavior and compilation.
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…es to prevent uint16_t wraparound _cmpIntSetting_P() stored strtol()'s raw output into the target via static_cast<T> with no range check. For the auto-brightness/lux min/max settings (uint16_t), a negative MQTT payload (e.g. "-1") wraps to 65535 instead of clamping, which then silently pins the display at full brightness regardless of ambient light (loop()'s spanBright/spanLux interpolation has no way to recover from a corrupted min/max pair). - Added optional inclusive minVal/maxVal bounds (defaulting to the full 32-bit range, so every other existing call site is unaffected) to _cmpIntSetting_P, and pass them for the four settings that feed the brightness interpolation: brightness min/max to WLED's 0-255 scale, lux min/max to the full non-negative uint16_t range. - Added a matching spanBright<0 guard next to the existing spanLux<=0 guard in loop(), for the case where Min/Max are misconfigured (not just malformed) via the settings page. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01J6bJtispewBKR2dXBcNWpw
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- Line 419: Update the brightness guard in the loop so an auto-brightness result
of zero does not prevent later LDR readings from recalculating brightness. Track
explicit user-off state separately from the calculated brightness, preserving
intentional user-off behavior while allowing sensor updates to turn the LEDs
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- Line 613: Update the MQTT handler’s `umSSDRDisplayTime` guard so it does not
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- Line 198: Update the `strtol` parsing in `onMqttMessage` to use an end pointer
and reject empty, nonnumeric, or partially numeric payloads before storing the
value; accept only complete decimal integers so invalid `enabled` messages
cannot be treated as zero.
- Line 277: Update the disabled-output paths that call _setAllFalse() followed
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Major — allow auto-brightness to recover from zero.
In usermods/seven_segment_display_reloaded_v2/seven_segment_display_reloaded_v2.cpp, Line 419, the brightness calculation can set bri to zero when the configured minimum is zero. Every later loop() call then fails bri != 0, so brighter sensor readings cannot turn the LEDs back on. Track an explicit user-off state separately from an auto-brightness result, or otherwise allow sensor updates after auto-brightness sets zero.
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Update the brightness guard in the loop so an auto-brightness result of zero
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Major — accept the enable command while the display is disabled.
In usermods/seven_segment_display_reloaded_v2/seven_segment_display_reloaded_v2.cpp, Line 613, disabling umSSDRDisplayTime makes the MQTT handler reject every subsequent message, including enabled/set. A client that disables the display through MQTT cannot re-enable it through MQTT. The connection path also skips subscriptions when the display starts disabled. Keep the enable command subscribed and process it even when other SSDR commands are disabled.
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Update the MQTT handler’s `umSSDRDisplayTime` guard so it does not reject the
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Minor — reject invalid MQTT numbers.
In usermods/seven_segment_display_reloaded_v2/seven_segment_display_reloaded_v2.h, Line 198, strtol converts an empty or nonnumeric payload to zero. An invalid enabled payload can therefore disable the display. Check the end pointer and reject payloads that are not complete decimal integers before storing a value. As per path instructions, onMqttMessage(char* topic, char* payload) receives “raw network strings, no core sanitization.”
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Major — do not blank the entire strip when disabling SSDR output.
In usermods/seven_segment_display_reloaded_v2/seven_segment_display_reloaded_v2.h, Line 277, _setAllFalse() has cleared every mask entry before _setMaskToLeds() runs. With the default umSSDRInverted == false, that helper writes black to every LED, including LEDs controlled by the other usermod that requested the disable. The disabled paths in usermods/seven_segment_display_reloaded_v2/seven_segment_display_reloaded_v2.cpp use the same operation. Stop applying the empty mask when output is disabled; leave the other output intact.
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Changelog for UsermodSSDR Update
Configurable Settings
umSSDR_ENABLED– enable/disable the usermod.umSSDR_ENABLE_AUTO_BRIGHTNESS– control auto brightness.umSSDR_BRIGHTNESS_MINandumSSDR_BRIGHTNESS_MAX– set brightness range.umSSDR_INVERT_AUTO_BRIGHTNESS– invert the brightness mapping.umSSDR_LUX_MINandumSSDR_LUX_MAX– define the sensor lux range.umSSDR_INVERTED,umSSDR_COLONBLINK, andumSSDR_LEADING_ZERO– adjust display settings.umSSDR_DISPLAY_MASKand related strings (umSSDR_HOURS,umSSDR_MINUTES,umSSDR_SECONDS,umSSDR_COLONS,umSSDR_LIGHT,umSSDR_DAYS,umSSDR_MONTHS,umSSDR_YEARS) – configure the physical layout.umSSDRNumbers) can now be overridden via the macroumSSDR_NUMBERS.New Variables and Adjustments
umSSDRInvertAutoBrightness– controls inversion of the brightness mapping.umSSDRLuxMinandumSSDRLuxMax– sensor lux thresholds.umSSDRLight– a string to represent a Light LED in the display.Display Functionality Enhancements
_overlaySevenSegmentDraw(), added a new case'L'to handle the Light LED, calling_showElements()forumSSDRLight._showElements()for consistent handling of digit elements and improved ordering when populating the time array.MQTT Publishing and Connection Updates
_publishMQTTint_P()and_publishMQTTstr_P()to check for a connected MQTT state usingWLED_MQTT_CONNECTED(wrapped in#ifndef WLED_DISABLE_MQTT).onMqttConnect()to return early ifumSSDRDisplayTimeis disabled, avoiding unnecessary MQTT subscriptions._updateMQTT()to include the new parameters (lux limits, auto brightness inversion, and Light LED).Brightness Adjustment and Sensor Handling
loop()function to:disableUmLedControl) for external control over LED updates.umSSDRInvertAutoBrightnessis set.lux) updated from whichever sensor is available.Additional Public API
disableOutputFunction(bool state)to allow external control over LED output (disable/enable).JSON API and Configuration Updates
addToJsonInfo()by:_addJSONObject()andreadFromConfig()to incorporate new parameters (lux values, auto brightness inversion, and Light LED) into the state and configuration JSON objects.With these modifications, the SSDR usermod becomes even more versatile, allowing it to be used on a wide variety of segment clocks and projects.
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