Webtags: Difference between revisions

From Cumulus Wiki
Jump to navigationJump to search
90 bytes added ,  15:32, 4 October 2022
m
Line 29: Line 29:
The naming of the tags can sometime be confusing. The long history of development of Cumulus(MX) has left its traces and although technically corrections can be made, the effort to do that is such that I won't bet on it happening. So a short guide to what can be expected follows here.
The naming of the tags can sometime be confusing. The long history of development of Cumulus(MX) has left its traces and although technically corrections can be made, the effort to do that is such that I won't bet on it happening. So a short guide to what can be expected follows here.


For a shor history of inconsistency you may read [[Webtags_(preserving_history)#General_Format_for_Web_Tags|here]].
For a short history of inconsistency you may read [[Webtags_(preserving_history)#General_Format_for_Web_Tags|here]].


#Inconsistency in use of "Y": The character "Y" has been selected to denote yesterday in tag names. The inconsistency is where it appears. e.g. rfallY, YSunshineHours, Ybeaufort, windAvgY
#Inconsistency in use of "Y": The character "Y" has been selected to denote yesterday in tag names. The inconsistency is where it appears. e.g. rfallY, YSunshineHours, Ybeaufort, windAvgY
Line 35: Line 35:
#Inconsistency in use of "T": Where the "T" is added as indicating the time of the event (High or Low) e.g. leading to T<tag name>TH, this method is not consistently followed and may lead to some confusion. E.g. tempTH (the value for the temperature at its maximum) and TtempTH (for the time of that corresponding value). But also YearDewPointH (years highest dewpoint) and YearDewPointHT for the time of the event i.s.o. TYearDewPointH (which does not exist but which might have been more consistent).
#Inconsistency in use of "T": Where the "T" is added as indicating the time of the event (High or Low) e.g. leading to T<tag name>TH, this method is not consistently followed and may lead to some confusion. E.g. tempTH (the value for the temperature at its maximum) and TtempTH (for the time of that corresponding value). But also YearDewPointH (years highest dewpoint) and YearDewPointHT for the time of the event i.s.o. TYearDewPointH (which does not exist but which might have been more consistent).


Whatever you find and use, make sure you understand what you are looking at (you may need tests to verify). If the lists below are not correct, again you are invited to share or correct your discoveries.
Whatever you find and use, make sure you understand what you are looking at (you may need tests to verify). If the lists below are not correct, please share your finds on the forum. If bugs exist, please put them also forward in the forum: either the software or the wiki needs to be adapted.


== The local List ==
== The local List ==

Navigation menu