Second question:
Is it possible from code2, the data conform to code 1, because I think in code 2 missing some data. It may be?
How can it be both codes put together so con code 1 the data will not be lost, but by the code 2 the weather icon can be used!
BTW: I must apologize, I thought Rainmeter 3.2 would not be good, but slowly I realize it's damn good, I had at the beginning Difficulty with it, but slowly I realize it's really good. Thank you to the person you who has made this program.l. Thank you very much good work!
Thanks in advance for your help
vijay
PS: How can i put the Rainmeter in my Taskbar, i use Windows 8.1 I have try it but pic fo Rainmeter in the Taskbar strange^^
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Come on people, no one out there to explain me what is the different in this two codes?
i want to try to understand this, what chracter is for what, couse i have problem with the weather data and weather icons, i would like to slove this problem, but need your help please.
vijay
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imagine you have not the programm "RainRegExp" how will you creat the RegExp for the weather.
I'm just confused as to what means for example (. *) <t> (. *) </ t> (. *) or
<Tmp> (. *) </ Tmp> (. *) How do I know which letter for what is, and what character (. *) Or (. *)
thats realy confused, because there are only letter and characters no name forexample, temperature, windspeed, feelike.....
vijay
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vijayFH wrote:imagine you have not the programm "RainRegExp" how will you creat the RegExp for the weather.
When I first used the WebParser plugin I had no RainRegExp. That work was hard. It not worth. It's simplest using that great tool.
vijayFH wrote:I'm just confused as to what means for example (. *) <t> (. *) </ t> (. *) or
<Tmp> (. *) </ Tmp> (. *) How do I know which letter for what is, and what character (. *) Or (. *)
thats realy confused, because there are only letter and characters no name forexample, temperature, windspeed, feelike.....
vijay
Well, I'm not programmer and I'm sure my explanations won't be the best and someone will come up with a better, but eg the <Tmp>(.*)</Tmp> (without spaces!!!) expression means that in the html code of the parsed page somewhere you have something like <Tmp>3</Tmp>. The <Tmp> and </Tmp> tags define the temperature value. So, parsing the above line (<Tmp>3</Tmp>) will return you the temperature: 3 (default unit, probably degrees). In the RegExp the <Tmp>(.*)</Tmp> is the code which returns, this case, 3, instead of (.*) (take a look at this).