Re: [weewx-user] I goofed up posting, please forgive the retry.
No apologies, ever please. I was able to learn quite a bit from what
you sent, and will just not modify the list of observations. Sometimes
the learning process isn't as fast for me as it used to be. Thank you. Dale
On 4/7/2023 7:47 AM, Tom Keffer wrote:
Geez, DR, I apologize. I started writing my post using one strategy,
then changed it to another, but didn't go back to amend the first part
of the post.
You should NOT modify observations_current. Just leave it as is.
The ordering is determined by the order in observations_current. So,
if `outTemp` is the first item in the list, it will be the first item
in the resultant HTML.
Again, apologies for creating a garbled post.
-tk
On Fri, Apr 7, 2023 at 5:20 AM DR wrote:
This was very helpful and got me over my barrier of not quite
getting the lay of the land on the inner logic and flow. Thank you.
Today I'll play about with this and learn more.
Being it is running on my test or 'play' system, I assume I can't
really break anything by trying something.
A question comes up about order of items to be displayed. In
these examples, the order in the autoprovisioning list determines
the output to the Current Conditions display. When one removes
the observation type from that list and inserts it into the
current.inc, how does the display engine determine the order of
the final output? Does it do all the observations in the auto
list first, then reads the current.inc?
If someone has time to give me one more insight as to how this
works I'd be grateful. I am not trying to be obsequious, but the
amount of work that has gone into every portion of this program is
astounding. Thanks for writing it! Dale
On 4/6/2023 5:04 PM, Tom Keffer wrote:
The Seasons skin "autoprovisions", which means that if there is
any recent data for an observation type, it is automatically
included in `current.inc`, using a standard format.
In your case, you want to customize outTemp, so you will have to
remove it from the autoprovisioning list, then include it
manually. Here's how to do this.
In the Season's skin.conf, you will see an option called
`observations_current`. It looks something like this:
* observations_current = outTemp, heatindex, windchill, ...
*
Remove `outTemp`, so it looks like this:
* observations_current = heatindex, windchill, ...
*
Now go into `current.inc` and add it back in. Look for this code.
*#for $x in $observations
#if $getVar('year.%s.has_data' % $x)
#if $x == 'barometer'
$obs.label.barometer
$current.barometer
($trend.barometer.formatted)
*
* #elif $x == 'windSpeed'
*
* ...*
Note how it has a special case for 'barometer', 'windSpeed' and
other observation types. You want to do something similar for
'outTemp'. When you're done, it will look something like this:
*#for $x in $observations
#if $getVar('year.%s.has_data' % $x)
#if $x == 'barometer'
$obs.label.barometer
$current.barometer
($trend.barometer.formatted)
# elif $x == 'outTemp'
*
*
*
$obs.label.outTemp
$current.outTemp
(∆$trend(time_delta=86400).outTemp.format("%+.1f"))
# elif $x == 'windSpeed'
* ...
*
**
You've manually added specialized formatting for outTemp.
Do something similar for any other variables you want to customize
Hope that helps.
-tk
On Thu, Apr 6, 2023 at 1:13 PM DR wrote:
I have run 4.5.1 for some time, and had gotten suggestions on
how to
modify the formating of one of the Current area statements,
along with
adding two pieces of information which are generating from
the data
base, but have no formal definition or schema name, to wit:
4.5.1, which shows:
Outside Temperature 35.0°F (∆ +1.2°F)
Heat Index 35.0°F
Wind Chill 35.0°F
Dew Point 32.6°F
Humidity 91%
Barometer 29.481 inHg (-0.060 in)
Wind 0 mph N/A ( N/A)
Rain Rate 0.00 in/h
Rain Today 0.00 in
Rainfall Yesterday 0.00 in
Last Rain 06/18/2022 05:00:00 PM
286 days, 4 hours, 25 minutes ago
Inside Temperature 67.0°F
which shows the out temp as compared to yesterday at this
time and the
formatted delta sign, along with the Rainfall yesterday and
last rain
line along with another line saying how long ago that was.
These are the html generating statements to get that display
Re: [weewx-user] I goofed up posting, please forgive the retry.
Geez, DR, I apologize. I started writing my post using one strategy, then
changed it to another, but didn't go back to amend the first part of the
post.
You should NOT modify observations_current. Just leave it as is.
The ordering is determined by the order in observations_current. So, if
`outTemp` is the first item in the list, it will be the first item in the
resultant HTML.
Again, apologies for creating a garbled post.
-tk
On Fri, Apr 7, 2023 at 5:20 AM DR wrote:
> This was very helpful and got me over my barrier of not quite getting the
> lay of the land on the inner logic and flow. Thank you.
>
>
> Today I'll play about with this and learn more.
>
> Being it is running on my test or 'play' system, I assume I can't really
> break anything by trying something.
>
>
> A question comes up about order of items to be displayed. In these
> examples, the order in the autoprovisioning list determines the output to
> the Current Conditions display. When one removes the observation type
> from that list and inserts it into the current.inc, how does the display
> engine determine the order of the final output? Does it do all the
> observations in the auto list first, then reads the current.inc?
>
> If someone has time to give me one more insight as to how this works I'd
> be grateful. I am not trying to be obsequious, but the amount of work that
> has gone into every portion of this program is astounding. Thanks for
> writing it! Dale
>
>
>
> On 4/6/2023 5:04 PM, Tom Keffer wrote:
>
> The Seasons skin "autoprovisions", which means that if there is any recent
> data for an observation type, it is automatically included in
> `current.inc`, using a standard format.
>
> In your case, you want to customize outTemp, so you will have to remove it
> from the autoprovisioning list, then include it manually. Here's how to do
> this.
>
> In the Season's skin.conf, you will see an option called
> `observations_current`. It looks something like this:
>
>
> *observations_current = outTemp, heatindex, windchill, ... *
> Remove `outTemp`, so it looks like this:
>
>
> *observations_current = heatindex, windchill, ... *
> Now go into `current.inc` and add it back in. Look for this code.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> *#for $x in $observations #if $getVar('year.%s.has_data' % $x) #if
> $x == 'barometer' class="label">$obs.label.barometer class="data">$current.barometer ($trend.barometer.formatted)
> *
>
> *#elif $x == 'windSpeed' *
> * ...*
>
> Note how it has a special case for 'barometer', 'windSpeed' and other
> observation types. You want to do something similar for 'outTemp'. When
> you're done, it will look something like this:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> *#for $x in $observations #if $getVar('year.%s.has_data' % $x) #if
> $x == 'barometer' class="label">$obs.label.barometer class="data">$current.barometer ($trend.barometer.formatted)
> # elif $x == 'outTemp' *
>
> * *
> $obs.label.outTemp
> $current.outTemp (∆
> $trend(time_delta=86400).outTemp.format("%+.1f"))
>
> # elif $x == 'windSpeed'
>
> * ... *
>
>
> You've manually added specialized formatting for outTemp.
>
> Do something similar for any other variables you want to customize
>
> Hope that helps.
>
> -tk
>
>
>
>
> On Thu, Apr 6, 2023 at 1:13 PM DR wrote:
>
>> I have run 4.5.1 for some time, and had gotten suggestions on how to
>> modify the formating of one of the Current area statements, along with
>> adding two pieces of information which are generating from the data
>> base, but have no formal definition or schema name, to wit:
>>
>> 4.5.1, which shows:
>>
>>
>> Outside Temperature 35.0°F (∆ +1.2°F)
>> Heat Index 35.0°F
>> Wind Chill 35.0°F
>> Dew Point 32.6°F
>> Humidity 91%
>> Barometer 29.481 inHg (-0.060 in)
>> Wind 0 mph N/A ( N/A)
>> Rain Rate 0.00 in/h
>> Rain Today 0.00 in
>> Rainfall Yesterday 0.00 in
>> Last Rain 06/18/2022 05:00:00 PM
>> 286 days, 4 hours, 25 minutes ago
>> Inside Temperature 67.0°F
>>
>>
>> which shows the out temp as compared to yesterday at this time and the
>> formatted delta sign, along with the Rainfall yesterday and last rain
>> line along with another line saying how long ago that was.
>>
>> These are the html generating statements to get that display
>>
>>
>> $obs.label.outTemp
>> $current.outTemp (∆
>> $trend(time_delta=86400).outTemp.format("%+.1f"))
>>
>>
>> $obs.label.heatindex
>> $current.heatindex
>>
>>
>> $obs.label.windchill
>> $current.windchill
>>
>>
>> $obs.label.dewpoint
>> $current.dewpoint
>>
>>
>> $obs.label.outHumidity
>> $current.outHumidity
>>
>>
>> $obs.label.barometer
>> $current.barometer ($trend.barometer.formatted
>> in)
>>
Re: [weewx-user] I goofed up posting, please forgive the retry.
This was very helpful and got me over my barrier of not quite getting
the lay of the land on the inner logic and flow. Thank you.
Today I'll play about with this and learn more.
Being it is running on my test or 'play' system, I assume I can't really
break anything by trying something.
A question comes up about order of items to be displayed. In these
examples, the order in the autoprovisioning list determines the output
to the Current Conditions display. When one removes the observation
type from that list and inserts it into the current.inc, how does the
display engine determine the order of the final output? Does it do all
the observations in the auto list first, then reads the current.inc?
If someone has time to give me one more insight as to how this works I'd
be grateful. I am not trying to be obsequious, but the amount of work
that has gone into every portion of this program is astounding. Thanks
for writing it! Dale
On 4/6/2023 5:04 PM, Tom Keffer wrote:
The Seasons skin "autoprovisions", which means that if there is any
recent data for an observation type, it is automatically included in
`current.inc`, using a standard format.
In your case, you want to customize outTemp, so you will have to
remove it from the autoprovisioning list, then include it manually.
Here's how to do this.
In the Season's skin.conf, you will see an option called
`observations_current`. It looks something like this:
* observations_current = outTemp, heatindex, windchill, ...
*
Remove `outTemp`, so it looks like this:
* observations_current = heatindex, windchill, ...
*
Now go into `current.inc` and add it back in. Look for this code.
*#for $x in $observations
#if $getVar('year.%s.has_data' % $x)
#if $x == 'barometer'
$obs.label.barometer
$current.barometer
($trend.barometer.formatted)
*
* #elif $x == 'windSpeed'
*
* ...*
Note how it has a special case for 'barometer', 'windSpeed' and other
observation types. You want to do something similar for 'outTemp'.
When you're done, it will look something like this:
*#for $x in $observations
#if $getVar('year.%s.has_data' % $x)
#if $x == 'barometer'
$obs.label.barometer
$current.barometer
($trend.barometer.formatted)
# elif $x == 'outTemp'
*
*
*
$obs.label.outTemp
$current.outTemp
(∆$trend(time_delta=86400).outTemp.format("%+.1f"))
# elif $x == 'windSpeed'
* ...
*
**
You've manually added specialized formatting for outTemp.
Do something similar for any other variables you want to customize
Hope that helps.
-tk
On Thu, Apr 6, 2023 at 1:13 PM DR wrote:
I have run 4.5.1 for some time, and had gotten suggestions on how to
modify the formating of one of the Current area statements, along
with
adding two pieces of information which are generating from the data
base, but have no formal definition or schema name, to wit:
4.5.1, which shows:
Outside Temperature 35.0°F (∆ +1.2°F)
Heat Index 35.0°F
Wind Chill 35.0°F
Dew Point 32.6°F
Humidity 91%
Barometer 29.481 inHg (-0.060 in)
Wind 0 mph N/A ( N/A)
Rain Rate 0.00 in/h
Rain Today 0.00 in
Rainfall Yesterday 0.00 in
Last Rain 06/18/2022 05:00:00 PM
286 days, 4 hours, 25 minutes ago
Inside Temperature 67.0°F
which shows the out temp as compared to yesterday at this time and the
formatted delta sign, along with the Rainfall yesterday and last rain
line along with another line saying how long ago that was.
These are the html generating statements to get that display
$obs.label.outTemp
$current.outTemp (∆
$trend(time_delta=86400).outTemp.format("%+.1f"))
$obs.label.heatindex
$current.heatindex
$obs.label.windchill
$current.windchill
$obs.label.dewpoint
$current.dewpoint
$obs.label.outHumidity
$current.outHumidity
$obs.label.barometer
$current.barometer
($trend.barometer.formatted
in)
$obs.label.wind
$current.windSpeed
$current.windDir.ordinal_compass ($current.windDir)
$obs.label.rainRate
$current.rainRate
$obs.label.rain_today
$day.rain.sum
$obs.label.Rainfall Yesterday
$day($days_ago=1).rain.sum
$obs.label.Last Rain
Re: [weewx-user] I goofed up posting, please forgive the retry.
The Seasons skin "autoprovisions", which means that if there is any recent
data for an observation type, it is automatically included in
`current.inc`, using a standard format.
In your case, you want to customize outTemp, so you will have to remove it
from the autoprovisioning list, then include it manually. Here's how to do
this.
In the Season's skin.conf, you will see an option called
`observations_current`. It looks something like this:
*observations_current = outTemp, heatindex, windchill, ...*
Remove `outTemp`, so it looks like this:
*observations_current = heatindex, windchill, ...*
Now go into `current.inc` and add it back in. Look for this code.
*#for $x in $observations #if $getVar('year.%s.has_data' % $x)#if $x
== 'barometer' $obs.label.barometer$current.barometer ($trend.barometer.formatted)
*
*#elif $x == 'windSpeed'*
* ...*
Note how it has a special case for 'barometer', 'windSpeed' and other
observation types. You want to do something similar for 'outTemp'. When
you're done, it will look something like this:
*#for $x in $observations #if $getVar('year.%s.has_data' % $x)#if $x
== 'barometer' $obs.label.barometer$current.barometer ($trend.barometer.formatted)
# elif $x == 'outTemp'*
* *
$obs.label.outTemp
$current.outTemp (∆
$trend(time_delta=86400).outTemp.format("%+.1f"))
# elif $x == 'windSpeed'
* ...*
You've manually added specialized formatting for outTemp.
Do something similar for any other variables you want to customize
Hope that helps.
-tk
On Thu, Apr 6, 2023 at 1:13 PM DR wrote:
> I have run 4.5.1 for some time, and had gotten suggestions on how to
> modify the formating of one of the Current area statements, along with
> adding two pieces of information which are generating from the data
> base, but have no formal definition or schema name, to wit:
>
> 4.5.1, which shows:
>
>
> Outside Temperature 35.0°F (∆ +1.2°F)
> Heat Index 35.0°F
> Wind Chill 35.0°F
> Dew Point 32.6°F
> Humidity 91%
> Barometer 29.481 inHg (-0.060 in)
> Wind 0 mph N/A ( N/A)
> Rain Rate 0.00 in/h
> Rain Today 0.00 in
> Rainfall Yesterday 0.00 in
> Last Rain 06/18/2022 05:00:00 PM
> 286 days, 4 hours, 25 minutes ago
> Inside Temperature 67.0°F
>
>
> which shows the out temp as compared to yesterday at this time and the
> formatted delta sign, along with the Rainfall yesterday and last rain
> line along with another line saying how long ago that was.
>
> These are the html generating statements to get that display
>
>
> $obs.label.outTemp
> $current.outTemp (∆
> $trend(time_delta=86400).outTemp.format("%+.1f"))
>
>
> $obs.label.heatindex
> $current.heatindex
>
>
> $obs.label.windchill
> $current.windchill
>
>
> $obs.label.dewpoint
> $current.dewpoint
>
>
> $obs.label.outHumidity
> $current.outHumidity
>
>
> $obs.label.barometer
> $current.barometer ($trend.barometer.formatted
> in)
>
>
> $obs.label.wind
> $current.windSpeed
> $current.windDir.ordinal_compass ($current.windDir)
>
>
> $obs.label.rainRate
> $current.rainRate
>
>
> $obs.label.rain_today
> $day.rain.sum
>
>
> $obs.label.Rainfall Yesterday
> $day($days_ago=1).rain.sum
>
>
> $obs.label.Last Rain
> $time_at('rain>0')$time_since('rain>0')
> ago
>
>
>
> Question:
>
> Is it possible to have 4.9.1 generate the similar current conditions as
> I was in 4.5.1?
>
> I have looked at the current.inc and there are no obvious places to
> insert that code, to my eye. The list of observations is cycled
> through, but I cannot see where to insert the formatting for the delta
> character, nor since the values for yesterday's rain do not actually
> exist as a value in the data base (it is calculated with a sum function,
> nor extracting the date of last rain, or the calculated time since last
> rain also are not hard values in the data base, I'm confused as to how
> to control the generation of those values, and to exercise control of
> where in the list of current conditions those can be placed.
>
> I have looked in the Seasons directory, at the current.inc and also the
> skins.conf for that directory and find a lot of formatting for the
> PLOTS, I don't find any areas that look like it should control the
> textual information along the left side.
>
>
> If I've not confused you, can you provide some guidance as to where I
> need to look to control the formatting, where to add the statements and
> choose order of appearance ?
>
> I think I have read the customization
[weewx-user] I goofed up posting, please forgive the retry.
I have run 4.5.1 for some time, and had gotten suggestions on how to
modify the formating of one of the Current area statements, along with
adding two pieces of information which are generating from the data
base, but have no formal definition or schema name, to wit:
4.5.1, which shows:
Outside Temperature 35.0°F (∆ +1.2°F)
Heat Index 35.0°F
Wind Chill 35.0°F
Dew Point 32.6°F
Humidity 91%
Barometer 29.481 inHg (-0.060 in)
Wind 0 mph N/A ( N/A)
Rain Rate 0.00 in/h
Rain Today 0.00 in
Rainfall Yesterday 0.00 in
Last Rain 06/18/2022 05:00:00 PM
286 days, 4 hours, 25 minutes ago
Inside Temperature 67.0°F
which shows the out temp as compared to yesterday at this time and the
formatted delta sign, along with the Rainfall yesterday and last rain
line along with another line saying how long ago that was.
These are the html generating statements to get that display
$obs.label.outTemp
$current.outTemp (∆
$trend(time_delta=86400).outTemp.format("%+.1f"))
$obs.label.heatindex
$current.heatindex
$obs.label.windchill
$current.windchill
$obs.label.dewpoint
$current.dewpoint
$obs.label.outHumidity
$current.outHumidity
$obs.label.barometer
$current.barometer ($trend.barometer.formatted
in)
$obs.label.wind
$current.windSpeed
$current.windDir.ordinal_compass ($current.windDir)
$obs.label.rainRate
$current.rainRate
$obs.label.rain_today
$day.rain.sum
$obs.label.Rainfall Yesterday
$day($days_ago=1).rain.sum
$obs.label.Last Rain
$time_at('rain>0')$time_since('rain>0')
ago
Question:
Is it possible to have 4.9.1 generate the similar current conditions as
I was in 4.5.1?
I have looked at the current.inc and there are no obvious places to
insert that code, to my eye. The list of observations is cycled
through, but I cannot see where to insert the formatting for the delta
character, nor since the values for yesterday's rain do not actually
exist as a value in the data base (it is calculated with a sum function,
nor extracting the date of last rain, or the calculated time since last
rain also are not hard values in the data base, I'm confused as to how
to control the generation of those values, and to exercise control of
where in the list of current conditions those can be placed.
I have looked in the Seasons directory, at the current.inc and also the
skins.conf for that directory and find a lot of formatting for the
PLOTS, I don't find any areas that look like it should control the
textual information along the left side.
If I've not confused you, can you provide some guidance as to where I
need to look to control the formatting, where to add the statements and
choose order of appearance ?
I think I have read the customization and user guide a couple times
looking for information there and learn something new each time, but
haven't found this particular guidance.
Thank you. Dale
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