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Call for small enhancements for final build of 1.9.3
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Call for small enhancements for final build of 1.9.3
I think it's time that 1.9.3 became the 'release' version. Before I do that, I'm going to do one last build, with some small enhancements. I've just added a couple of things that have been raised recently; a tag for yesterday's date, and an option to turn off notifications of new all-time records. If there are any more similarly small, simple, low-risk enhancements that I can do, now is the time to mention them. These can either be existing items in the 'enhancement requests' area, anything that I have said in the forum that I would do, but there is no enhancement request, or even something that hasn't been mentioned anywhere previously.
But, to reiterate, these must be very small simple changes.
But, to reiterate, these must be very small simple changes.
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Re: Call for small enhancements for final build of 1.9.3
Hi Steve,
Are ANY software mods (to software as complex as your excellent Cumulus) "low risk"?
Something I suggested a few months ago was to add the total "Dry Days" to the: View : This Month/Year/Period : Rainfall tables (maybe just one as a trial if they don't share a specific template/code). Obviously not really necessary for a complete month/year, but it would avoid some mental gymnastics for the current month/year/period or any "incomplete" period (e.g. the first month/year of logs, or if there has been any station "down time").
Cheers and Thanks, Alan.
Are ANY software mods (to software as complex as your excellent Cumulus) "low risk"?
Something I suggested a few months ago was to add the total "Dry Days" to the: View : This Month/Year/Period : Rainfall tables (maybe just one as a trial if they don't share a specific template/code). Obviously not really necessary for a complete month/year, but it would avoid some mental gymnastics for the current month/year/period or any "incomplete" period (e.g. the first month/year of logs, or if there has been any station "down time").
Cheers and Thanks, Alan.
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Re: Call for small enhancements for final build of 1.9.3
Is there a list of all the tags implemented in the latest (final?) build - last list I have seen is for 1045.
Thanks
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Re: Call for small enhancements for final build of 1.9.3
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Re: Call for small enhancements for final build of 1.9.3
I think that <#metdate> is the ony tag that I forgot to mention in the 1.9.3 announcement thread.
Steve
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Re: Call for small enhancements for final build of 1.9.3
The new beta web tags are in the wiki - http://wiki.sandaysoft.com/a/BETA_webtagsBCJKiwi wrote:Is there a list of all the tags implemented in the latest (final?) build - last list I have seen is for 1045.
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Re: Call for small enhancements for final build of 1.9.3
Hi Steve
Would adding a 30 day graph for Daily Wind Run (similar to existing rain graph) be considered a small enhancement?
Cheers
Would adding a 30 day graph for Daily Wind Run (similar to existing rain graph) be considered a small enhancement?
Cheers
Dan
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Re: Call for small enhancements for final build of 1.9.3
No, sorry; I'm talking about changes of a few lines of code, not a week's work.captzero wrote:Would adding a 30 day graph for Daily Wind Run (similar to existing rain graph) be considered a small enhancement?
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Re: Call for small enhancements for final build of 1.9.3
It would be useful to be able to disable throwing out a complete set of readings from a station, based on a single bogus value. There may be occasions where a F.O. for example has a single sensor go south making it impossible to collect readings for the other sensors until a replacement is received. My one-wire station also has a hard time tracking which sensor might be broken, because Cumulus is it's only display. Just a thought...
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Re: Call for small enhancements for final build of 1.9.3
Nothing is zero risk but yes, some things are low risk, such as your suggestion. Any completely new facility, or anything which changes the way Cumulus works is definitely not low risk.AllyCat wrote:Are ANY software mods (to software as complex as your excellent Cumulus) "low risk"?
This wouldn't be hard at all, I may well add it.Something I suggested a few months ago was to add the total "Dry Days" to the: View : This Month/Year/Period : Rainfall tables (maybe just one as a trial if they don't share a specific template/code). Obviously not really necessary for a complete month/year, but it would avoid some mental gymnastics for the current month/year/period or any "incomplete" period (e.g. the first month/year of logs, or if there has been any station "down time").
Steve
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Re: Call for small enhancements for final build of 1.9.3
Hi Steve,
I don't think lowest monthly rainfall is a quickie - https://cumulus.hosiene.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=8397 but I thought I may as well mention it....
I trust you're back to full health as I note you're not taking it easy. I didn't notice any drop in service either so, in the words of "Life Of Brian" you're a very naughty boy.
I don't think lowest monthly rainfall is a quickie - https://cumulus.hosiene.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=8397 but I thought I may as well mention it....
I trust you're back to full health as I note you're not taking it easy. I didn't notice any drop in service either so, in the words of "Life Of Brian" you're a very naughty boy.
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Re: Call for small enhancements for final build of 1.9.3
Rather more than I had in mind, yes.nking wrote:I don't think lowest monthly rainfall is a quickie - https://cumulus.hosiene.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=8397 but I thought I may as well mention it....
Not 100% yet but feeling much better, thanks. I was at the hospital again on Monday for the biopsy results, and they were OK, so it's just a case of "keep taking the tablets".I trust you're back to full health as I note you're not taking it easy.
Steve
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Re: Call for small enhancements for final build of 1.9.3
That's sounds great news! For me I also decided to make more time for the fun things. I now have two motor bikes, the Bonnie and a BMW sports tourer - If it's dry then I try to get out as much as I can..... without the wife knowing of course I hope you're back to 100% soon, all the beststeve wrote:Not 100% yet but feeling much better, thanks. I was at the hospital again on Monday for the biopsy results, and they were OK, so it's just a case of "keep taking the tablets".
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Re: Call for small enhancements for final build of 1.9.3
Did you ever get around to the 'extra timers' that were requested?
Have been looking at the Astronomy page in the Saratoge PHP templates.
It relies on UTC date/time values for the moonphases and UTC date/time values for the equinox/soltices.
The sun data is not too difficult to fudge as an array can be hard coded as these values are the same everywhere.
However the moon data is not so simple. Is there any other data that could be sourced as a tag from either a Davis console or by calculation from some start point that would enable one to sort this out. i.e. the nextnewmoon would almost be enough to work it out from.
Else it will be a very big array!
Did you make any changes to the B/L file to assist with loading solar data from external an source?
Am working on the module now aand would like to provide w/m2, sunshine hours, issunny, and UV data. If Cumulus does not handle these I guess I can create a realtimeX.txt file and load that to the website.
Would you please advise the sequencing of the live data on the PC screen, the creation of realtime and the sending of realtime.
Thanks
Have been looking at the Astronomy page in the Saratoge PHP templates.
It relies on UTC date/time values for the moonphases and UTC date/time values for the equinox/soltices.
The sun data is not too difficult to fudge as an array can be hard coded as these values are the same everywhere.
However the moon data is not so simple. Is there any other data that could be sourced as a tag from either a Davis console or by calculation from some start point that would enable one to sort this out. i.e. the nextnewmoon would almost be enough to work it out from.
Else it will be a very big array!
Did you make any changes to the B/L file to assist with loading solar data from external an source?
Am working on the module now aand would like to provide w/m2, sunshine hours, issunny, and UV data. If Cumulus does not handle these I guess I can create a realtimeX.txt file and load that to the website.
Would you please advise the sequencing of the live data on the PC screen, the creation of realtime and the sending of realtime.
Thanks
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Re: Call for small enhancements for final build of 1.9.3
As 1.9.3 is apparently still open, would it be considered small to have the current weather status being sent along in realtime.txt?
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