I am curious as to where the 'Tomorrow' item that shows up in the Cumulus 1.9.4 comes from.
It does not appear to be an available tag, at least from searching this site. I would think it would be computed from current almanac data for day length and some stored data for yesterdays day length. It appears to be done in the main program, as it only appears on the 1.9.4 console and not on the index.htm page.
Is there a list of tags, maybe on the wiki, that I am somehow missing when I do my searches? Or maybe searching for the wrong tag name?
Thanks,
Wayne
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Almanac item 'Tomorrow'
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Re: Almanac item 'Tomorrow'
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Re: Almanac item 'Tomorrow'
That's it. Wonder why my searches didn't hit on that? I used 'tomorrow'.
NP, I got it now.
Thanks
Wayne
NP, I got it now.
Thanks
Wayne