I'm hoping this falls under the wish list category.
Is there anyway the pressure trend graph can include more than just the 30.0 pressure line?
http://whisperinghillsweather.info/trends.htm
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Pressure trend graph
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Re: Pressure trend graph
The graphs auto-scale, and I'm afraid that was the best I could do for inches. I imagine there probably is a way to get them to work better in inches, but I haven't found it yet! I'll have another look at it...
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I've attempted to improve this in the latest build (901). Give it a try and see how it looks.
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That's a huge improvement. Thank you sir.steve wrote:I've attempted to improve this in the latest build (901). Give it a try and see how it looks.
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Re: Pressure trend graph
I was noticing that the little pressure trend graph also appears to be stuck on the 30.00 in line.
Was this by chance fixed in a subsequent release (later than 1.8.9 (905))?
Was this by chance fixed in a subsequent release (later than 1.8.9 (905))?
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It looks like it's using a scale of 2 inches either side of the max and min, the same as for mb, which isn't a great deal of use for inches. I'll see what I can do.
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Thanks Steve. Looks much better.
BTW, on a tangential question, what determines the version increment to go from say v1.8.8 to v1.8.9?
BTW, on a tangential question, what determines the version increment to go from say v1.8.8 to v1.8.9?
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There's not really any hard rule. Every so often I decide that the current beta should become the 'release' version, and then I start again with the betas with a version increment. The tricky part with this one will be deciding whether to go to 1.8.10 or 1.9.0THX wrote:what determines the version increment to go from say v1.8.8 to v1.8.9?
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