Hi Joan,
First of all, thank you for this very interesting work.
I've written a small Python plugin too: https://github.com/nico87/xp-plugins-visibilitylimit
This plugin just reads the visibility and limits it to a specified value, basing on the difference between the dew point and the temperature.
Now, the point is that if the real weather is set to on, writing the visibility resets it to off.
I see that if I use your plugin together with mine, the issue is gone and the real weather persists even if I set the visibility to a specified value.
I also see that in your plugin the code which sets the visibility is commented out.
First question: how did you manage to force the real weather to on?
Second question: what kind of issue did you encounter that forced you to comment out that code?
Third question: can I help you with that? I'm really interested in working on the visibility property. I see that ours plugins work well together.
Thank you!
Hi Joan,
First of all, thank you for this very interesting work.
I've written a small Python plugin too: https://github.com/nico87/xp-plugins-visibilitylimit
This plugin just reads the visibility and limits it to a specified value, basing on the difference between the dew point and the temperature.
Now, the point is that if the real weather is set to on, writing the visibility resets it to off.
I see that if I use your plugin together with mine, the issue is gone and the real weather persists even if I set the visibility to a specified value.
I also see that in your plugin the code which sets the visibility is commented out.
First question: how did you manage to force the real weather to on?
Second question: what kind of issue did you encounter that forced you to comment out that code?
Third question: can I help you with that? I'm really interested in working on the visibility property. I see that ours plugins work well together.
Thank you!