DragnLord's weather script

[gravdigr]

i now get "no report" for the temp..i've used your fix on the tcl but it returns an error..if there's any way you could send me the editted weather426.tcl i'd appreciate it..the error is
<GreenWood> [10:54] Tcl error [pub_wz]: can't read "fwhat(2)": no such element in array

wunderground must've changed their website once again..
my shell is running freebsd
thnx again

[webmastir]

i now get "no report" for the temp..i've used your fix on the tcl but it returns an error..if there's any way you could send me the editted weather426.tcl i'd appreciate it..the error is
<GreenWood> [10:54] Tcl error [pub_wz]: can't read "fwhat(2)": no such element in array

wunderground must've changed their website once again..
my shell is running freebsd
thnx again

i edited stuff in 426 w/ the fix & noticed it was still giving no report. so i changed the few entries, listed a couple posts ago, in v *425 & everything started working again

i can post a link to 425's fixed tcl if you want

[streamish]

Would like to see if I can get a little help on this issue. I've updated the weather script by replacing the °'s with °'s as aforementioned.

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.....    {regexp {Temperature: (.*?)°F / (.*?)°C}   .......

(just a small snippet)
However, upon rehash, it spit out an error about fwhat(1) no such element or whatever it was. So I went and commented out the lines which contained the fwhat.....

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                regexp {<div class=\"b\">(.*?)</div>(.*?)</td>} $cast match fwhen($f) fwhat($f)
#               regsub -all {<([^<])*>} $fwhat($f) {} fwhat($f)
#               regsub -all {[[:cntrl:]]} $fwhat($f) {} fwhat($f)
#               regsub { » ZIP Code Detail} $fwhat($f) {} fwhat($f)
#               set fcast($f) "\002$fwhen($f):\002 $fwhat($f)"

After doing that the script works. But it inserts a question mark for some reason.

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League City, Texas -- 3:50 PM CST Updated: 3:19 PM CST on February 01, 2011
Conditions: 42.5?F / 5.8?C | Mostly Cloudy  Humidity:  66% Windchill: 42?F / 6?C
Sunrise: 7:09 AM CST  Sunset: 5:58 PM CST

Anyone know a fix for this?

Thanks

[cache]

After doing that the script works. But it inserts a question mark for some reason.

Anything replaced by a ? is a sign that the IRC server you use doesn't support ASCII codes (#deg;). My expirence anyway.

[bluzman]

Looks like it is broken again. Typing .wz does nothing now.

[webmastir]

Looks like it is broken again. Typing .wz does nothing now.

damn. yep...sure does

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[06:38] Tcl error [pub_wz]: can't read "localdate": no such variable

[xheliox]

Just search and replace...

s/www.wunderground.com/classic.wunderground.com

Fixed it for me.

[redwolf]

s/www.wunderground.com/classic.wunderground.com

what line does that replace and is there more then one????

the localdate error in the tcl

[Trixar_za]

It's TeX syntax (s/String2Match/String2ReplaceMatchWith). He means replace all occurrences of www.wunderground.com with classic.wunderground.com in the script.

[redwolf]

ya figured it out fanks

[Vasago]

Yeah that's what fixed it for me.

[hm2k]

You may find this useful: http://www.hm2k.com/posts/weather-tcl

It's less likely to fail as it uses Google's API rather than trying to parse a website that is subject to change.

[webmastir]

You may find this useful: http://www.hm2k.com/posts/weather-tcl

It's less likely to fail as it uses Google's API rather than trying to parse a website that is subject to change.

aww! very nice. thx for the heads up on that one.

[bluzman]

Could someone post or upload a -fixed working- copy of weather426.tcl please? I tried the fix from above. It did not work.

Thanks in advance.

[stock]

Could someone post or upload a -fixed working- copy of weather426.tcl please? I tried the fix from above. It did not work.

Thanks in advance.

The following should be working: http://irradiated.org/~stock/weather426.tcl