02-26-2003, 09:55 AM -
Are you sure it works night and day, QSection? You see, I
never thought that code would work with the present
version. I can only imagine that Weather Monitor is ignoring
half of those code lines and is showing you something
based on the others? Apologies if I have misled people.
The idea was to show how useful a few lines of simple code
could be *if* some kind of macro language was added to a
future version.
Yes, I agree, it would be an exciting prospect if code like
that worked. That was my purpose, to campaign for it by
showing people nice examples of how it could be used (I may
do some more soon.)
The code is generic. Allowing people to follow it easily was my main aim.
/Mark
never thought that code would work with the present
version. I can only imagine that Weather Monitor is ignoring
half of those code lines and is showing you something
based on the others? Apologies if I have misled people.
The idea was to show how useful a few lines of simple code
could be *if* some kind of macro language was added to a
future version.
Yes, I agree, it would be an exciting prospect if code like
that worked. That was my purpose, to campaign for it by
showing people nice examples of how it could be used (I may
do some more soon.)
shapeshifter Wrote:What language is that? They syntax looks a little like C++ or JavaScript, but the variable format doesn't look familiar.
The code is generic. Allowing people to follow it easily was my main aim.
/Mark