wr420 Wrote: > I get a "?" for the weather icon for a sunny and windy day in San > Francisco.
When you get a "?", there's two possible situations: Either Weather.Com(R) has issued their data with a "N/A" icon or they issued one of the seven icons WeatherTime currently has no representation for. These are special icons for the following conditions: DUST, FOG, HAZE, SMOKE, WINDY(2x) and FRIGID. wr420 Wrote: > When I change an element in the icon map from a 9 to say 8 the "?" gets > replaced by thunderstorms. > Should I assume that the element I replaced with an 8 stands for sunny > and windy, make and icon and call > it a day or is it more complex than that? You are definitely looking at the right place in the code. But actually it's even easier. You can download the full set of icons used by Weather.Com(R) with the XML SDK (http://download.weather.com/web/xml/sdk.zip). So you will know exactly what the icon is intended to express. As stated above, there are only seven special icons currently mapped to '?' (icon nr. 19 to 25). I definitely would appreciate if you could add appropiate icons for these conditions. It would be perfekt if you would avoid using english words in the icons (unlike Weather.Com(R) does). WeatherTime would still be localizable, then. -- martin.rehfeld Cheers, Martin Rehfeld ----------------------------------------------------------- Check out http://inside.glnetworks.de/ for more to come. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ martin.rehfeld's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=4475 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=21989 _______________________________________________ plugins mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/plugins
