The input flag (Trigger) is reset but the second one (Done, the delayed one) is not set. From the logs you can see that both functions are executed.. but actually only one of the two tags is written (the firts one, Trigger).
See wrapper.log:
So, the script works but the output tag (Done) is not set to True.. as if the gateway ignored the writing..
The tag path that you are feeding the write function does not look correct. Try copying the full tag path to the "Done" flag value from the tag browser and pasting it on line 10 in place of "[.]Done"
To simplify this problem you could also test writing to the tag with the script console with a much simpler script
I try to do as you suggested.. and great, it works:
if currentValue.value != previousValue.value and not initialChange and currentValue.value:
from threading import Timer
from system.tag import read, write
def wrapper():
write("[default]_TEST/Do_Test/Done", True)
print "stop t1"
def reset():
write(tagPath, False)
print "stop t2"
d = read("[.]Delay").value
t1 = Timer(d, wrapper)
t1.start()
t2 = Timer(1.0, reset)
t2.start()
print "start t1, t2"
I think that once you run the write function in a separate thread, it needs a full path (provider + tag path) to work properly.
If you remove the provider the write function no longer works.
