As this program gets more sophisticated, we keep asking for things we’d like to see.
Here’s mine:
I love the way various pieces of data can be displayed to show how nature works, such as the drop in temp with the passage of a front, or barometer changing, and so on. The “display everything” graph on the wdisplay program clearly shows this. I’ve received many compliments on the clean style of the WDL program’s display, but it only displays one piece of info at a time.
For the “consideration” bin, think of this…
Open up the GRAPH function. The choices for what to graph are currently on a pull-down on the left. Very crisp, cool.
How about taking this as it is, and on the right hand portion, put another pull-down, this time with a second option to graph. Initially it would defualt to NONE, so the clean non-confused graph appears as it does now. Based on which time period was chosen on the left (such as Wind past 24 hours) the right hand graphing choices would be filtered to show only those choices that match, such as the temp for 24 hours, direction for 24 hours, etc. Choosing this second option then graphs both the original item scaled on the left, and the new item, with its matching scale, on the right, with the data points occuring over the same timeline along the bottom. The CLOSE button could be moved to the center between the two pull downs.
Is this an “easy” code, or not?
This would make for a very helpful graph of data to help show how baro, temp, wind, and rain all interact on some of the nicer systems that move through.
Just a thought for the wish list.
Oh, one more… My temp is currently 34.7 F, and the display instrument ranges from 14 to 104. It really doesn’t need to be that expansive, any chance that the scaling on the temp could be more like 40 to 60 degrees rather than 90?
Dale
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