Post by berne on Jan 31, 2023 7:36:44 GMT -8
Hi Doc, Many thanks for publishing the weatherrack2 error codes. I have spent quite a bit of time working on the skyweather2.weatherdata table in Excel getting rid of bad or spurious data, fixing total rain, etc. (Could not figure out how to easily program python catch all the errors, so this was done mostly manually.) These codes would enable trapping bad data when it actually occurs, before its written to the SQL DB. Do you plan to add such code in the next update?
When do you expect the next update? (If you are not going to update in the next few months I may write the code myself.)
Do you plan to fix the TotalRain reset zero bug in the next update? I have been thinking about this bug and would add a new table to the DB that captures reset times and the total rain prior to the reset. Detection of reset would be based on cumulativerain going to zero or a value much less than the previous TotalRain*10. (Unless you tell me some other better way to do this.) The code would then immediately add the last value of TotalRain*10 from the aforementioned table to the latest read cumulativerain and thereby ensure that Total Rain never decreases. This code would be called from wirelesssensors.py inside processFT020T. Do you think this would work?
Berne
When do you expect the next update? (If you are not going to update in the next few months I may write the code myself.)
Do you plan to fix the TotalRain reset zero bug in the next update? I have been thinking about this bug and would add a new table to the DB that captures reset times and the total rain prior to the reset. Detection of reset would be based on cumulativerain going to zero or a value much less than the previous TotalRain*10. (Unless you tell me some other better way to do this.) The code would then immediately add the last value of TotalRain*10 from the aforementioned table to the latest read cumulativerain and thereby ensure that Total Rain never decreases. This code would be called from wirelesssensors.py inside processFT020T. Do you think this would work?
Berne
