Hi Christian, Now I remember, yes. That was quite some time ago :) Even better for tracking your work and helping you, could you do your changes in a bzr branch and push it to launchpad (related to the project, see https://code.launchpad.net/elisa-plugin-weather).
Cheers, Olivier Christian Schulze a écrit : > Hi Oliver, > > you might remember that i've done some enhancement (more measures displayed) > to the 'old weather plugin' before. The submission was not put into the code > because of the ongoing change of the plugin management in elisa, which was > reasonable. I merged this enhancement into a local checkout of the new > weather plugin. If you're interested i can generate a diff. > > Cheers, > > Christian > > Am Mittwoch, 25. März 2009 17:30:37 schrieb Olivier Tilloy: >> Hi Ola, Martin, >> >> The weather plugin as it is now is basically a proof-of-concept, but not >> really usable as-is. With all these ideas implemented it would rock! >> >> It does not necessarily need a complete rewrite, but most of the code >> would need to be written from scratch anyway. >> >> If you can guys can write python code, you're more than welcome to start >> from the development branch at lp:elisa-plugin-weather. >> >> Filing bug reports >> (https://bugs.launchpad.net/elisa-plugin-weather/+filebug) or writing >> specifications >> (https://blueprints.launchpad.net/elisa-plugin-weather/+addspec) would >> help tracking all those great ideas. >> >> We'll be happy to guide/help you implement them. >> Cheers, >> >> Olivier >> >> Ola Thoresen a écrit : >>> On 24. mars 2009 21:15, Martin Janser wrote: >>>> Hello >>>> >>>> I would like to use the weather plugin of Elisa if it would have some >>>> more functionality as in the current version. >>> I've thought about some of the same things, but I have yet to actually >>> sit down and really do it (I actually started once, but never got around >>> to really write any code). >>> >>> Just as a note, the Norwegian Metereological Institute and Norwegian >>> Broadcasting Corporation is providing a free service for anyone, with >>> easy to use interfaces in both xml, and other formats. >>> >>> Ofcourse the service is mostly for Norway, but it also contains XML for >>> more than 2500 locations in the rest of the world as well. >>> >>> Here is a complete list of all the URLs to the international XML files >>> http://fil.nrk.no/yr/viktigestader/verda.txt >>> >>> The names are in Norwegian, but it also contains a geonames-ID, so one >>> can quite easily use http://www.geonames.org/export/ to translate them >>> if needed. >>> >>> And an example XML-file: >>> >>> http://www.yr.no/place/Andorra/Andorra/Andorra_la_Vella/forecast.xml >>> >>> >>> >>> Rgds. >>> >>> >>> /Ola (T)
