Change the background image of the skin at sunrise and sunse

[wiedzmawiedzma]

I would like to use WebParser.dll in such a way that the address

Url = http://xml.weather.com/weather/local/ # Location #? Cc = * & unit = # Unit # & dayf = 1

be able to adapt the skin in such a way that the sun background changed to "night" and the sunrise changed to "daily" and here the request - jsmorley - or other controllers have trouble with the aid of the following ways -

[MeasureCurrent]
RegExp =
StringIndex =

[MeterSunriseSunsetCurrent]
Meter = IMAGE

If it is possible to ask for ready example that you can copy and paste to the skin and enter the path to the images and their position in advance thanks and best regards.

[haibusa2005]

Here is some of the code of the suite I am currently developing. It handles exactly the same matter

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[Variables]
@Include=localization/bg.inc

;Weather locale. Replace location with your own location and metric with letter of the system you preffer - m  for metric, i for imperial
Location=BUXX0001
Metric=m

[RegExpWeather]
UpdateRate=1
UpdateDivider=300
Measure=Plugin
Plugin=Plugins\WebParser.dll
Url=http://xml.weather.com/weather/local/#Location#?cc=*&unit=#Metric#&dayf=2
RegExp="(?siU).* <sunr>(.*):(.*)\s.*</sunr>.*<suns>(.*):(.*)\s.*</suns>"

[GetSunriseHours]
Measure=Plugin
Plugin=Plugins\WebParser.dll
Url=[RegExpWeather]
StringIndex=01

[GetSunriseMinutes]
Measure=Plugin
Plugin=Plugins\WebParser.dll
Url=[RegExpWeather]
StringIndex=02

[GetSunsetHours]
Measure=Plugin
Plugin=Plugins\WebParser.dll
Url=[RegExpWeather]
StringIndex=03

[GetSunsetMinutes]
Measure=Plugin
Plugin=Plugins\WebParser.dll
Url=[RegExpWeather]
StringIndex=04

[GetWeatherHours]
Measure=Time
Format=%H

[GetWeatherMinutes]
Measure=Time
Format=%M

[SunriseMinutesAfterMidnight]
Measure=Calc
Formula=(GetSunriseHours*60)+GetSunriseMinutes

[SunsetMinutesAfterMidnight]
Measure=Calc
Formula=(GetSunsetHours*60)+GetSunsetMinutes+720

[CurrentMinutesAfterMidnight]
Measure=Calc
Formula=(GetWeatherHours*60)+GetWeatherMinutes

[DisplayWeatherIcon]
Measure=Calc
;111 -> sun icon, 222 -> moon icon
Formula=CurrentMinutesAfterMidnight<=SunriseMinutesAfterMidnight?222:(CurrentMinutesAfterMidnight>=SunsetMinutesAfterMidnight?222:111)
IfAboveValue=150
IfAboveAction=!Execute [!HideMeterGroup WeatherIcons] [!ShowMeter WeatherMoonIcon]
IfBelowValue=140
IfBelowAction=!Execute [!HideMeterGroup WeatherIcons] [!ShowMeter WeatherSunIcon]

[wiedzmawiedzma]

Many thanks I will try it soon and let you know how I went!

[wiedzmawiedzma]

It works perfectly and it was once again thank you for your support and invite you to visit my gallery on DeviantArt http://wiedzmawiedzma.deviantart.com/

And this is the result of your help!!!

[wiedzmawiedzma]

Here is some of the code of the suite I am currently developing. It handles exactly the same matter

Currently I create a weather skin.
I am in the background instead of the weather icons in it applied your solution.
Do you have any idea to ten minutes before sunrise and sunset appeared PNG sunrise or sunset and then the night or day according to your solution?

[haibusa2005]

Sure. If I understood correctly, you want to display an image during the actual sunrise/sunset. Here is the code for sunrise, I guess you could modify it to work for sunset also


[DisplaySunrise]
Measure=Calc
;111 -> display nothing, 222 -> display sunrise icon
Formula=CurrentMinutesAfterMidnight>=SunriseMinutesAfterMidnight-10?(CurrentMinutesAfterMidnight<=SunriseMinutesAfterMidnight?222:111):111
IfAboveValue=150
IfAboveAction=[!ShowMeter SunriseIcon]
IfBelowValue=140
IfBelowAction=[!HideMeter SunriseIcon]

[wiedzmawiedzma]

Sure. If I understood correctly, you want to display an image during the actual sunrise/sunset. Here is the code for sunrise, I guess you could modify it to work for sunset also

Exactly my point is that with the help of your formula to get the display order:
Sunset. png - display time "10 minutes"
Night. png - display time "to sunrise"
Sunrise. png - display time "10 minutes"
Day. png - display time "to sunset"
Thanks for the answer!
Tomorrow, check your formula and I know that well understood.