Kurt,
I did try also keeping Humidity but it failed when compiling and I
didn't even bother to see why.
As I stated up front, I'm not a programmer, but that won't stop me again
trying to also display humidity, when time permits or, my desire to beat
the problem wins out.
Ray vk2tv
On 25/10/10 23:56, Kurt Freiberger wrote:
I suppose that one could consider rain to be 100% humidity. 8-}
Maybe you could put a conditional so that if there's no rain, it would display
humidity?
Cheers,
Kurt
On Oct 25, 2010, at 1:59 AM, Ray Wells wrote:
Success.
I'm now displaying 24 hour rainfall in mm to one decimal place in the place
previously occupied by humidity.
Ray vk2tv
On 25/10/10 16:30, Ray Wells wrote:
Ok, I was on the right track with my alteration to db.c and, my weather
stations now display rainfall instead of humidity - R:2.0mm.
I now have to figure out why the reading is about 4 times actual rainfall.
Back to the drawing board.
Ray vk2tv
On 25/10/10 08:46, Ray Wells wrote:
Dave/All,
wview is not suited to my need to display 8 wx stations on a regional map.
I've been poking around in db.c an found what appears to be the code to display
Humidity. The variable wx_prec_24 appears to be daily rainfall so, substituting
for wx_hum and, converting to mm (on the assumption that imperial is used), I
end up with the following from line 2825 in db.c
if (!Display_.temperature_only) {
if (strlen(weather->wx_prec_24)> 0) {
xastir_snprintf(wx_tm, sizeof(wx_tm), "R:%.1fmm",
atof(weather->wx_prec_24)*25.4);
strncat(temp_wx_temp,
wx_tm,
sizeof(temp_wx_temp) - 1 - strlen(temp_wx_temp));
}
Would anybody care to comment about this proposed alteration to db.c to display
24 hour Rain (R) in lieu of Humidity?
Ray vk2tv
On 25/10/10 03:23, Ray Wells wrote:
Dave,
Thanks for the thought.
It's currently 3 am and I'm not in thinking mode. I will take a look at wview
at a sensible hour.
Yes, I do run Linux - Mint 9 KDE on a couple of machines at home and Debian
v4.0 at the radio station and for my aprs gateway at home. V4 is a bit old but
it isn't broken.
Ray vk2tv
On 25/10/10 01:47, David A Aitcheson wrote:
Ray,
Most of the work may be done for you already!
Have a look at http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/10782
If you are running Xastir then you are running Linux and wview is a
Linux program.
Wview reads CWOP data here in the US so it should be able to read BM
data in AUS.
Just a suggestion that might be of use.
Anyone else have a better idea?
73
Dave
KB3EFS
On 10/24/2010 01:55 AM, Ray Wells wrote:
I'm after some direction.
I run xastir in the studio at the local community (public) radio
station, to provide weather details at regional airports. Xastir runs
under the stations AR Club callsign of VK2WET. Look here to find out
why it's VK2WET - www.tankfm.org
I'd like to be able to display total daily rainfall, as available at
the airport sites from our Bureau of Meteorology either, in addition
to the existing displayed items or, as a replacement for humidity. I'm
not a programmer but I'm not adverse to 'having a go" if some kind
soul can point me in the right direction.
Ray vk2tv
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