Hey, Robin,
I don't know the weewx way, but here is a sql way that may lead some smart
person to a better solution. :-/
I used the system date command up front to get the month-day, which is to avoid
asking SQLite to do that computation for every row within the query.
$ today=$(date +%\m-%\d);
Hey, Robin!
I just posted a reply, but the alias didn't echo it back to my inbox.
I think it must have been eaten by the AEther. :-(
If it doesn't show up soon, I'll try posting it via the web interface to
googlegroups.com
Regards,
\Leon
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> On May
Hey, Robin!
I just posted a reply to the group (via e-mail), but didn't echo it back to my
inbox.
I think it must have been eaten by the AEther. :-(
Then I tried a more simple message and it didn't post, either.
So now I am trying from the web interface to google groups.
Something seems to be wr
Posting from the web interface did get echoed to my inbox. So whatever is
wrong is on the e-mail reply side.
Here is my original reply. Hopefully we don't get a duplicate whenever Google
fixes whatever is wrong with the e-mail interface to the Group. :-/
FWD:
Hey, Robin,
I don't know the we
I apologise if this has been asked before or if there is a simple and
obvious way to do this, but I can't see it.
I want to display the temperature (min,max) for today's date for each year
since we started keeping records.
Can somebody point me in the right direction?
Thanks people.
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