Import of WSWIN-Files (experimental): Error in line 5

[HWTest]

OK, that is good news.
I have a big spike in this month, but now I know why - I have merged data of this month from the export from WSWIN till 20100421081500 (rain0 0 0 211) and the RAW data from meteohub from 20100421081737 (rain0 0 0 8618).
I'll solve this tomorrow with replacing the data for the whole month with export data from WSWIN.

I'm very happy with the WSWIN import function, I was able to import all my data to meteohub :-)
(except the swapped local/sea level pressure)

[HWTest]

Great news it's working with 4.6G :-)

[HWTest]

I have one suggestion for the import function:
It would be nice, when there are no data (lost signal) from a sensor, that it doesn't import it.
Now it imports it as zeros, which makes a mess in graphs.

Example:
this
09.08.2008,00:20,26.0,23.9,,,,,23.8,51,53,,,,,1011.7,0.000,,,,5

is imported as
20080808222000 thb0 260 51 0151 9652 5 10117
20080808222000 th0 239 53 0137
20080808222000 th1 0 0 0000
20080808222000 th2 0 0 0000
20080808222000 th3 0 0 0000
20080808222000 th4 0 0 0000
20080808222000 t6 238
20080808222000 rain0 0 0 0
20080808222000 wind0 0 0 0 0239

but I think, it would be better as
20080808222000 thb0 260 51 0151 9652 5 10117
20080808222000 th0 239 53 0137
20080808222000 t6 238
20080808222000 rain0 0 0 0

[admin]

The headline of WSWIN files determines what sensors to look for. I guess sensors listed are mentioned there.

I could change algorithm to skip sensors where no data being there although WSWIN says in the header that data these sensors are defined.

[admin]

please give this file a try. It just works for SheevaPlug!

[file name=wswinload_sheeva.gz size=8026]http://www.meteohub.de/joomla/images/fb ... _sheeva.gz[/file]

[HWTest]

I'm on it ...

[HWTest]

It looks promising :-)

[HWTest]

Thank you very much, now the imported data are perfect.

Will this version of wswinload be incorporated in the next version of Meteohub or should I save it?

[admin]

this will be part of all coming updates in the sense of ongoing improvement. Thank you for testing this function so intensively, which makes it faster ready for production.

[HWTest]

It took some time but the result is definitely worth it :-)