gen-CUtags.php?

[n9mfk]

Hi Ken,
I have a question about gen-CUtags.php

is there some way to usead not have the format be part of the tag name

Code: Select all

 wvar	<#MonthMaxTempLD format="'at' T 'on' G">	Date of This months lowest daily minimum temperature 

thanks beau

[saratogaWX]

Sorry Beau,
The current script is not designed to handle complex query-type Cumulus variables. It won't handle any quoted (single quote) strings in the variable names.

[n9mfk]

Hi Ken, let me be a little clearer on what im looking for

input

Code: Select all

wvar	<#MonthMinTempHD format="'at' h:mm tt 'on' dd MMMM yyyy">	Date of This months highest daily minimum temperature 

output

Code: Select all

$WX['MonthMaxTempLD format="'at' h:mm tt 'on' dd MMMM yyyy"'] 

is there a way to get?

this

Code: Select all

 $WX['MonthMaxTempLD'] = 'at 11:13 PM on 03 April 2015'; 

thanks Beau

[saratogaWX]

You might try changing gen-CUtags.php

Code: Select all

  $varname = "<#$ourname>";

to

Code: Select all

  $varname = "<#$ourname>";
  $varray = explode(" ",$ourname);
  if(isset($varray[1])) {$ourname = $varray[0];]

which should split the variable name from the arguments (by the first space in the string).

Then that should produce a line like

Code: Select all

MonthMinTempHD|<#MonthMinTempHD format="'at' h:mm tt 'on' dd MMMM yyyy">|//Date of This months highest daily minimum temperature

in the generated CUtags.txt template file

[n9mfk]

Hi Ken, that works great with 1 change make ] to}

Code: Select all

$varname = "<#$ourname>";
  $varray = explode(" ",$ourname);
  if(isset($varray[1])) {$ourname = $varray[0];]

will you be adding that to your base code?
Beau