y they find it interesting.
- John
--- Fred Sahakian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I got this from a Perl list at Builder.com, I
> thought it would be interesting to share, something
> folks may want to include it on their web sites:
>
> Retrieve weather data with Geo::WeatherNOAA
I got this from a Perl list at Builder.com, I thought it would be interesting to
share, something folks may want to include it on their web sites:
Retrieve weather data with Geo::WeatherNOAA
Perl's WeatherNOAA module gives you easy access to current weather information and
short
ok so im still working away on this weather thing(i would like to thank mark solomon,
if he ever reads this stuff, for writing a great weather modual!!!) but im searching a
variable for a certain phrase, its not finding it, but i know its there, and i cant
figure out whats not matching,(i suck
> im would like write a script that goes and gets a weather forcast,
> does any one know a site that has plain text weather forcast. or
> if someone who has done this before could help me out on
> the best way to go about this..maybe? the only way i could think
> of doing it wo
We use this to turn on or not turn on our sprinklers at home via
a serial i/o board:
# test weather.com; if we find 'rain' or 'showers' in the forecast for today,
# we exit.
if (`/usr/local/scripts/GET http://www.weather.com/weather/local/92101|perl -pe
's/<.+?>//g
Hi Nate,
Take a look at these modules and see if any will do what you want:
http://search.cpan.org/search?mode=module&query=Weather
Cheers,
Kevin
On Mon, Nov 19, 2001 at 01:11:39PM -0800, Nate ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said something
similar to:
> just a quick question,
>
> im would
just a quick question,
im would like write a script that goes and gets a weather forcast,
does any one know a site that has plain text weather forcast. or
if someone who has done this before could help me out on
the best way to go about this..maybe? the only way i could think
of doing it
