Thanks, Tom. I always take the longest path between two point!
- Paul VE1DX
On 2021-06-05 4:32 p.m., Tom Keffer wrote:
You're making this a lot more complicated than it needs to be. Try this:
#set $mnth=$month.dateTime.format("%B")
<p>Minimum temp for $mnth was $month.outTemp.min on
$month.outTemp.mintime.format("%d %b at %H:%M")
<br/>
Maximum temp for $mnth was $month.outTemp.max on
$month.outTemp.maxtime.format("%d %b at %H:%M")
<br/>
Maximum 10-min avg. wind speed for $mnth was $month.windSpeed.max
<br/>
#set t = $month.windSpeed.maxtime
(From the $current($timestamp=$t.raw).windDir.ordinal_compass on
$t.format("%d %b at %H:%M"))</p>
Take a look through all the formatting options in the Customizing
Guide. There's no need to do strftime manipulations.
On Sat, Jun 5, 2021 at 12:13 PM WindnFog <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
I embellished this a bit by adding the temperature ranges:
#set t = $month.outTemp.mintime.raw
#import time
#set mnth=time.strftime("%B", time.localtime(t))
#set str_t=time.strftime("%d %b at %H:%M", time.localtime(t))
<p>Minimum temp for $mnth was $month.outTemp.min on $str_t
<br/>
#set t = $month.outTemp.maxtime.raw
#set str_t=time.strftime("%d %b at %H:%M", time.localtime(t))
Maximum temp for $mnth was $month.outTemp.max on $str_t
<br/>
#set t = $month.windSpeed.maxtime.raw
#set str_t=time.strftime("%d %b at %H:%M", time.localtime(t))
Maximum 10-min avg. wind speed for $mnth was
$month.windSpeed.max
<br/>
(From the $current($timestamp=$t).windDir.ordinal_compass
on $str_t)</p>
- Paul VE1DX
On Friday, June 4, 2021 at 5:07:09 AM UTC-3 [email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]> wrote:
Thanks for the quick response! And it actually works :-)))
Two slight corrections are however to be made to work fine :
-1 / You forgot the "$" at timestamp. We must read
$current(*$*timestamp=$t).windDir instead
of $current(timestamp=$t).windDir
-2 / The time format must be in raw to work. We must read #set
t = $month.windSpeed.maxtime*.raw* instead of #set t =
$month.windSpeed.maxtime
Aside from that it was a perfect solution !! Thanks again Tom
Le jeudi 3 juin 2021 à 22:41:54 UTC+2, [email protected] a écrit :
You could do something like (NOT TESTED):
#set t = $month.windSpeed.maxtime
<p>The max wind speed this month is $month.windSpeed.max
from direction $current(timestamp=$t).windDir at time $t.</p>
On Thu, Jun 3, 2021 at 8:38 AM Remy Lavabre
<[email protected]> wrote:
Good morning all,
To have the maximum wind gust over a period this works
very well and also gives the time and date of this
wind gust:
<td class="label">Win Gust Max</td>
#for $archive in $archive_data
<td class="data new_row
hilo_$archive[0]"><font color = "DarkRed">
<span title="$archive[1].wind.maxtime">
$archive[1].wind.gustdir.ordinal_compass
($archive[1].wind.gustdir.format(add_label=False)$unit.label.windDir)
-
$archive[1].wind.max.format(add_label=False)</span><br>
<span
class="timestamp">$archive[1].wind.maxtime</span>
</td>
Over the same period, I get the maximum wind value
(not the gust) with the following formula:
<span title="$archive[1].windSpeed.maxtime">
$archive[1].windSpeed.max.format(add_label=False)</span><br>
<span
class="timestamp">$archive[1].windSpeed.maxtime</span><br>
My problem is that I cannot recover the direction of
the wind during this maximum :
$archive[1].windDir.ordinal_compass (
$archive[1].windSpeed.max ) does not work ! :-(
How should I do it?
Thank you
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