Hello everyone,
I’m attempting a gradual migration from Home Assistant (HA) to Gladys to see if it simplifies my home automation.
I’m confused about scenes.
I want to do an If/Else with a Xiaomi click button on Zigbee.
So as triggers I’ve set single click and double click.
Now I don’t understand how I check that it’s a single click?
My goal is
Awesome 
Indeed, currently you have to use the action « Retrieve the last state »
Single click = 1
Double click = 2
I admit this part could be improved in Gladys, because as it stands, the action « Condition on variables » isn’t « aware » of what it’s comparing and doesn’t provide a list of values 
The list of values is defined here in Gladys
oh, if I had known that earlier, it would have saved me from sending myself lots of messages to figure out which numeric state of the button to use 
Be careful, you’ll need to see if you should retrieve single click/double click or another state.
I recommend testing the two separately at first:
if single click then message:single click
if double click then message:double click
On my side, I have to test with a press for example:
So it makes the scenes quite heavy.
Thanks.
Why do you need a single click or double click?
It depends on how your VMC (mechanical ventilation system) is triggered — for example, mine is connected directly to a switch. So when I click the button it’s enough to use the « invert outlets » function.
No need to fuss about clicking once or twice 
Exactly, I often create dynamic mechanisms to transition from one situation to another!
Yes, that’s a solution, but I did make full use of the buttons. One button, multiple functions.
