Hi
Ich habe folgendes vor
Ich will ein programm schreiben was die wetterdaten ins web stellt.
Das programm was zur wetterstation dabei ist stellt in eine datei immer die aktuellen daten
currdat.lst
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| [header]
programm_name = "heavy weather"
programm_version = "Ver. 2.0 beta release"
file_name = "currdat.lst"
file_format_version = "ver. 1.0"
[time]
start = 3303363479
start_date_string = "Sun Sep 05 10:57:59 2004"
last_actualisation = 3303363509
last_actualisation_date_string = "Sun Sep 05 10:58:29 2004"
next_actualisation = 3303363569
next_actualisation_date_string = "Sun Sep 05 10:59:29 2004"
[weather_picture]
comment = "-1=not valid, 0=rain, 1=cloud, 2=sun"
number = 2
[weather_tendency]
comment_1 = "-1=not valid, 0=no change of air pressure"
comment_2 = " 1=air pressure rising, 2=air pressure falling"
number = 1
[indoor_temperature]
deg_C = "23.8"
deg_F = "74.8"
[outdoor_temperature]
deg_C = "20.1"
deg_F = "68.1"
[indoor_humidity]
percent = "39"
[outdoor_humidity]
percent = "53"
[dewpoint]
deg_C = "10.2"
deg_F = "50.3"
[windchill]
deg_C = "20.1"
deg_F = "68.1"
[wind_speed]
mps = "1.2"
kmh = "4.3"
mph = "2.6"
knt = "2.3"
bft = " 1"
[wind_direction]
deg = "22.5"
name = "NNE"
[rain_total]
mm = "109.8"
inch = "4.32"
[rain_24h]
mm = "0.0"
inch = "0.00"
[rain_1h]
mm = "0.0"
inch = "0.00"
[pressure_absolute]
hpa = "982.7"
inHg = "29.01"
[pressure_relative]
hpa = "1025.0"
inHg = "30.26"
[storm_alarm]
comment = "-1=not valid, 0=storm alarm not activ, 1=storm alarm activ"
number = 0 |
meine frage ist nun ob es zu problemen kommen kann wenn ich es mit Tini auslese da das andere prog die daten ja auch immer reinstellt (was basiert zb wenn das eine prog gerade schreibt und meins lesen will).
und was sollte man vorallem beachten.
mfg. Killmag10
