Weather: I AM English! :)

[sainswor99]

Of course, here in the States, we can't even agree on an official language, let alone a standard unit of measurement. We use Imperial simply as a matter of tradition, but ever since the 96 Olympics, driving around Atlanta looking for mile markers is a lot of fun.

Mile marker, kilometer, kilometer, mile, kilometer, kilometer

As for temperature, it's either hot or it ain't.

[rickgillyon]

Originally Posted by hoadie

When I was in London in 2005 I noticed that some weather presenters on TV would state both verbally, however on the weather map it was only in celsius.

I would expect in another 20 years, when the oldies have died off or are too decrepit to care, the weather presenters will stop that...

Originally Posted by doc

I do remember that when it gets over 70F its a nice day, which is about 21C if my maths is correct - I have to calculate it each time, I can remember 70 but not 21, it must be short term memory loss

It's easy, over 20 is very pleasant. Over 30 is a heatwave. Over 40, well, you're not in England any more, are you?

Originally Posted by nielm

This then converts all km/h wind values to mph.
Check it works, File-Save As, and enjoy :-)

Thanks! I'll try that later. I guess I'll need to change that in STVs used for MVPs and clients separately, and reimplement after the next upgrade?

[nielm]

Originally Posted by rickgillyon

I guess I'll need to change that in STVs used for MVPs and clients separately, and reimplement after the next upgrade?

yep...
Re MVPs, if you use the same combination of imports, you could just change it in one STV, and then tell the other MVPs to load that STV.

[rickgillyon]

Originally Posted by nielm

Re MVPs, if you use the same combination of imports, you could just change it in one STV, and then tell the other MVPs to load that STV.

Yep, that's what I do, same STV for all MVPs, different ones for server and client...

[rickgillyon]

Originally Posted by nielm

This should select a single line. Press F3 and replace the contents with:

java_lang_String_replaceAll(Wind," +.*","\n")+NumberFormat("0.0",java_lang_String_replaceAll(Wind,"[^ ]* +([0-9]+).*","$1")/1.609344)+"mph"

This works a treat, thanks (first time I used Studio). But this then left me with Visibility in km, so I added this to Visibility:

NumberFormat("0.0",java_lang_String_replaceAll(Visibility,"km","\n")/1.609344)+" miles"

Seems to have done the trick. Thanks as ever for the help!