Trixar_za wrote:tommytom: I don't think speechles minds bug fixes for his code since they save him an hour tracking down and fixing them himself
<speechles> !g .nl weer:amsterdam
<sp33chy> Weer voor Amsterdam: 15 °C, Plaatselijk bewolkt, Wind: ZW - 19 km/h; Luchtvochtigheid: 77%; wo: Kans op regen (17°/13°); do: Kans op regen (17°/8°); vr: Overwegend zonnig (19°/13°)
<speechles> !g .de wetter:ukiah, ca
<sp33chy> Wetter für Ukiah, Kalifornien, USA: 26 °C, Teils bewölkt, Wind: NW mit 2 km/h; Feuchtigkeit: 47%; Mi.: Teils bewölkt (32°/11°); Do.: Teils bewölkt (29°/9°); Fr.: Teils bewölkt (29°/8°)
<speechles> !g .es tiempo:ukiah, ca
<sp33chy> El tiempo en Ukiah, California, EEUU: 26 °C, Parcialmente nublado, Viento: NO a 2 km/h; Humedad: 47%; mié: Parcialmente nublado (32°/11°); jue: Parcialmente nublado (29°/9°); vie: Parcialmente nublado (29°/8°)
<TommyTom> !g weather florence
<TTBot> Weather for Florence, Italy: 72°F, Clear, Wind: N at 1 mph; Humidity: 69%; 91°/68° 90°/64° 88°/61° 88°/59°
See the difference? His is close, but it isn't parsing all the information. I haven't checked if his works for every regional server using .switches either. His may or may not support "multi language". The most important feature of the script to me is the fact it doesn't care what language you use. Knowing that, you can easily guess that I don't mind help if the help "respects" the multi-language features present in the script. Otherwise, it's of no use to me to use that code. It doesn't evolve this script any more forward. It actually harms it and sends it backwards.
I've had a little time to work on some things, and as you see, I've already fixed weather correctly (almost, minor annoyances on some regional domains that need correcting). Just waiting to fix more things before making a "public" release. Hoping to have the entire script once again functional shortly. Those who wish to participate in this evolution, join the network and irc channel found below, help direct the future..
If you want to "help" the easiest way is idle in #roms-isos on efnet. -->
irc://irc.efnet.org/roms-isos
This is the channel I "beta test" all new scripts in, and where you can get pre-release copies of those "beta" versions, and where collaborations can occur more easily