On Sunday, March 12, 2017 at 6:11:49 PM UTC-7, [email protected] wrote: > > > Bob - I don't think that the line you mention needs to be changed. As far > as I now it is the name of the class (prefixed by the 'user.' folder which > becomes part of the nested class when it is imported) which does have the > 'Driver' text at the end of it. It has been that way for a while and has > always worked for me. > > > Hi Susan, that code goes into weewx.conf. When I first installed your driver, back before you renamed it hp1000, the code was "driver = user.xc0422Driver" and weewx complained that it couldn't find xc0422Driver.py. So I removed the "Driver" part. Since then, I've had the appropriate text (driver=user.hp1000) already in weewx,conf, and the install script doesn't touch the text already there. A new user would probably get bitten. But we should defer to the "big boys" on this. I note that mwall, one of the gurus, stated back on Feb 13:
2) the 'driver' field refers to the python module in which the driver code > resides. so you want 'user.hp1000' (assuming that you lowercase the > filename) Bob
