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Latest Cumulus MX V3 release 3.28.6 (build 3283) - 21 March 2024
Cumulus MX V4 beta test release 4.0.0 (build 4019) - 03 April 2024
Legacy Cumulus 1 release 1.9.4 (build 1099) - 28 November 2014
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Re: Cumulusutils
Dropped in cumulusutils.exe v.2.1.0 yesterday and all is good this morning.
Also agree with Piotr to your question on reading dayfile.
There is a dayfile editor in Cumulus.
Thanks, and enjoy,
Paul
Also agree with Piotr to your question on reading dayfile.
There is a dayfile editor in Cumulus.
Thanks, and enjoy,
Paul
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Re: Cumulusutils
Thnxs Piotr and Paul.
I see a dayfile viewer, not an editor @Paul.
I see a dayfile viewer, not an editor @Paul.
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Re: Cumulusutils
in Cumulus 1
Enjoy,
Paul
Enjoy,
Paul
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Re: Cumulusutils
Hi Hans,
Re The Graphs module.
Just wondering if you can rework it to produce EVT charts similar to the Daily & Monthly rain.
Presume this would just require a duplication of the existing code, but picking up the EVT value from the dayfile as well as rain.
Don't know whether to suggest separate charts, or to overlay it on the existing rain charts.
I know EVT is a derived value, but it is of interest to anyone involved in cropping & growing pastures & is effective in helping with best irrigation rates.
Cheers.
Phil.
Re The Graphs module.
Just wondering if you can rework it to produce EVT charts similar to the Daily & Monthly rain.
Presume this would just require a duplication of the existing code, but picking up the EVT value from the dayfile as well as rain.
Don't know whether to suggest separate charts, or to overlay it on the existing rain charts.
I know EVT is a derived value, but it is of interest to anyone involved in cropping & growing pastures & is effective in helping with best irrigation rates.
Cheers.
Phil.
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Re: Cumulusutils
@phil:
I'll look into it. Not the coming three days, after that I'll have a look.
Cheers, Hans
I'll look into it. Not the coming three days, after that I'll have a look.
Cheers, Hans
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Re: Cumulusutils
Hi Hans, would it be a difficult change to make the pointer point to todays prediction if forecasting is activated?
I have implemented this on my FWI with a fairly messy awk and sed script to replace the current value with the predicted value and recalculate the position percentage, but obviously that'll only work on Linux implementations and I'm sure will break with future upgrades.
Cheers
Phil
I have implemented this on my FWI with a fairly messy awk and sed script to replace the current value with the predicted value and recalculate the position percentage, but obviously that'll only work on Linux implementations and I'm sure will break with future upgrades.
Cheers
Phil
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Re: Cumulusutils
@hills:
Hi Phil,
I see what you did and I have to appreciate the skills and inventivity of awk and sed scriptwriters getting there. I had never thought the output would be reworked like this although the other phil (phil23) did something like that on the graphs module, also well appreciated from the adaptational point of view
To be honest, I deliver the output in the way I do, because I think that is the way it should be regarding the science behind the code. Wrt the graphs I made clear that the thick line actually would insinuate a statistics display of a a standard deviation or alike which it isn't. Wrt pwsFWI I always made clear that the only valid value - for me, and I designed the thing - is the last value calculated with the measurements. So that is the value calculated on the basis of the last registered day in dayfile.txt. It made me resist to prediction in the first place - and in a way I still do. Although I like the addition, won't deny that: it gives a quick overview of the past and future weather and fire danger
But to make the current value a predicted value goes too far, I think.
So, I will not make a prediction value the current value. I hope you will accept and appreciate my point of view.
If you decide to carry the change you made - I will not change my software to prevent you to do that - I would at least appreciate a NOTE somewhere saying what you did and maybe even that we agreed to disagree on this issue.
Cheers, Hans
Hi Phil,
I see what you did and I have to appreciate the skills and inventivity of awk and sed scriptwriters getting there. I had never thought the output would be reworked like this although the other phil (phil23) did something like that on the graphs module, also well appreciated from the adaptational point of view
To be honest, I deliver the output in the way I do, because I think that is the way it should be regarding the science behind the code. Wrt the graphs I made clear that the thick line actually would insinuate a statistics display of a a standard deviation or alike which it isn't. Wrt pwsFWI I always made clear that the only valid value - for me, and I designed the thing - is the last value calculated with the measurements. So that is the value calculated on the basis of the last registered day in dayfile.txt. It made me resist to prediction in the first place - and in a way I still do. Although I like the addition, won't deny that: it gives a quick overview of the past and future weather and fire danger
But to make the current value a predicted value goes too far, I think.
- The calculated value remains the only valid value for the pwsFWI;
- If a predicted value of pwsFWI could become current there would be a difference between installations and therefore an impossibility to easy compare.
So, I will not make a prediction value the current value. I hope you will accept and appreciate my point of view.
If you decide to carry the change you made - I will not change my software to prevent you to do that - I would at least appreciate a NOTE somewhere saying what you did and maybe even that we agreed to disagree on this issue.
Cheers, Hans
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Hi Hans
Absolutely no problems at all and thanks for spending the time explaining that.
I guess my reasoning was I'd like to draw the viewers attention to today's prediction rather than yesterdays result as that is what they should be acting upon, in much the same way my main site highlights a prediction for todays weather rather than pointing out what yesterday's weather was.
While yesterdays information is there and of interest, I believe todays prediction is more important to be highlighted. I'd hate for someone not to take appropriate action because they viewed yesterdays low fire danger instead of todays predicted high fire danger.
However as you wrote this fine code I am more than happy to abide by your decision.
Cheers and thanks again
Phil
Absolutely no problems at all and thanks for spending the time explaining that.
I guess my reasoning was I'd like to draw the viewers attention to today's prediction rather than yesterdays result as that is what they should be acting upon, in much the same way my main site highlights a prediction for todays weather rather than pointing out what yesterday's weather was.
While yesterdays information is there and of interest, I believe todays prediction is more important to be highlighted. I'd hate for someone not to take appropriate action because they viewed yesterdays low fire danger instead of todays predicted high fire danger.
However as you wrote this fine code I am more than happy to abide by your decision.
Cheers and thanks again
Phil
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Re: Cumulusutils
@hills
If you are using the betejuice display option ...
Here is a 'patch' that should do what you want
... of course if Hans ever changes the scale It will be incorrect.
Ensure your page is loaded with Jquery
Then (preferably in the <head>) put this in your page:
Let me know if you use it (and it works !)
NB: Only to be used together with 5 day forecast !!
If you are using the betejuice display option ...
Here is a 'patch' that should do what you want
... of course if Hans ever changes the scale It will be incorrect.
Ensure your page is loaded with Jquery
Then (preferably in the <head>) put this in your page:
Code: Select all
<script>
// forecast pointer patch - beteljuice
// invoke when first loaded on page #### wait until JQuery says everything ready
$(function(){
var rodney = $('#fwi_data').find("tr:eq(6)").find("td:eq(6)").html();
var boycie = rodney.replace(',','.');
var terry = (boycie / 10 ).toFixed(2);
var delboy = '\
<div id="moveit2" style="padding: 0px; margin: 0px; position: absolute; left: 0px; bottom: 30px; width: '+terry+'%;">\n \
<div id ="pointer2">▼\n \
<div id = "fv1"> '+rodney+' </div>\n \
</div>\n \
</div>\n';
$(".fwi_key").find("tr:eq(0)").find("td:eq(0)").append(delboy);
});
</script>
<style>
#fwi_content #pointer2{
position: relative;
float: right;
left: 19px;
width:38px; height: 18px;
font-size:25px; font-weight: bold; font-family: arial;
text-align: center;
text-shadow: 0 0 4px #000000;
color: moccasin;
}
#fwi_content #fv1 {
position: relative; top: -40px;
color: black;
font-size: 12px;
text-shadow: none;
font-weight: bold;
}
</style>
NB: Only to be used together with 5 day forecast !!
Last edited by beteljuice on Sun 26 Jan 2020 3:51 am, edited 1 time in total.
......................Imagine, what you will KNOW tomorrow !
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Re: Cumulusutils
... better than your code being trashed modified Hans
... and no doubt Henry Ford thought the same when someone put bumpers on one of his cars
... and no doubt Henry Ford thought the same when someone put bumpers on one of his cars
......................Imagine, what you will KNOW tomorrow !
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Re: Cumulusutils
OI!! I resemble that remark!beteljuice wrote: ↑Mon 27 Jan 2020 1:13 pm ... better than your code being trashed modified Hans
... and no doubt Henry Ford thought the same when someone put bumpers on one of his cars
Oh and for the record... I haven't touched Han's code, I just modify the page it creates after the event.
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I get it guys, no hard feelings
But, @phil,
Anyway, I can.live with it.
But, @phil,
That's also my codeI haven't touched Han's code, I just modify the page it creates after the event.
Anyway, I can.live with it.
Hans
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