Data file cumulus

[chtiserois]

Hi,
Sorry but as my English is very bad I go through Google translation.
I wonder if Cumulus can create a daily file named "yyyymmdd.txt" => "20140430.txt"
With recording every minute increments, which would contain

hh:mm;<#RCtem>;<#RCpress>;<#RCwspeed>;<#rmonth>;<#RCintemp>;<#currentwdir>;

ex:
10:01;10.1;1010.2;9.2;0.0;19.1;WNW;
10:02;10.2;1010.3;2.0;0.0;19.0;NW;
10:03;..............................

Well, thank you for your help and good day

[steve]

No, sorry, Cumulus can't currently do that. It can create a file like this: hh:mm;<#RCtem>;<#RCpress>;<#RCwspeed>;<#rmonth>;<#RCintemp>;<#currentwdir>; but it would have to be at either of the two web update intervals. You would then have to write your own code to concatenate the entries into a log file, as some people do with realtime.txt and other files. You could perhaps use Cumulus Toolbox, or a command file executed by the Windows task scheduler.

[chtiserois]

Thank you for the reply,
In fact I can create a file in data but it fades every minute.
If cumulus do not know how I'll use a VBS.
perhaps in a future version
Anyway thank you very much for the quick response.
good day

[steve]

If cumulus do not know how I'll use a VBS.

It's not too hard, in fact I'm pretty sure someone has posted something like this to the forum before.

perhaps in a future version

Yes, definitely. 'Custom' log files would be a useful option.

[chtiserois]

If cumulus do not know how I'll use a VBS.

It's not too hard, in fact I'm pretty sure someone has posted something like this to the forum before.

perhaps in a future version

Yes, definitely. 'Custom' log files would be a useful option.

fully agree

[mcrossley]

Toolbox can create a cumulative realtime log, and search for realtime logger on the forum, there are a few solutions posted that could be adapted to log any customised version of a realtime file.

[chtiserois]

Toolbox can create a cumulative realtime log, and search for realtime logger on the forum, there are a few solutions posted that could be adapted to log any customised version of a realtime file.

Hello mcrossley,
Thank you for the information, but as I said at the beginning of my message, my English is very bad and I searched this forum and others to no avail.
Have a nice evening