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Re: realtime.txt

Posted: Fri 14 Nov 2008 8:51 am
by steve
The problem is that 'realtime' is becoming/has become something other than real time data. Not that it's necessarily a problem, it's just not what I envisaged! I'd have called it something different if I'd known. And no, I would haven't called it that... ;)

I don't propose to add anything that can be derived in PHP (or whatever) but the other two I'll do (at some point). For now I'll only be adding anything that I already have easily available.

I feel a bit mean turning down small requests when I'm in the middle of adding a completely new facility...

Steve

Re: realtime.txt

Posted: Fri 14 Nov 2008 9:14 am
by pinto
bpsmicro wrote:Low priority request, only if you find yourself messing with realtime.txt for some other reason, I'd love to have the equivalents of <#rrateTM> and <#TrrateTM> and maybe <#Tbeaufort> added (though I think I can calculate/lookup the latter via javascript (once I figure out a string-to-number conversion).

And if you were *really* feeling generous, I wouldn't mind having a new <#wchillTM> and <#TwchillTM> (low windchill & time) *and* equivalents in realtime.txt. Oh, and maybe <#humidexTM> and <#ThumidexTM> (high humidex).

I'll stop now. :-)

Brad.
Hi,
some tips

you can create your own realtime-bpsmicro.txt
you know the format, and the tags you need ~>

create a xxxx.txt file and put the tags in it, use cumulus internet extrafiles facility to process and upload the file in realtime

done

sample:

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<#date> <#time> <#tag> <#tag>
i.e.<value you need><space><value you need><space>, and so on

all in one line, and it should work (not tested)
:)

Re: realtime.txt

Posted: Fri 14 Nov 2008 9:29 am
by steve
Yes - of course. I never think of these things :(

You can create a custom realtime.txt file using any data for which a tag already exists.

Steve

Re: realtime.txt

Posted: Fri 14 Nov 2008 11:44 am
by bpsmicro
Sweet. I'll play with that. Thanks for the tip.