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    Where can I find out the format of the data sent by V_FORECAST?

    I assumed it was an int or byte containing a pointer to the index of an array with the various weather states in - but seems not to work for me....Any ideas or info please?

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    • skywatchS skywatch

      Where can I find out the format of the data sent by V_FORECAST?

      I assumed it was an int or byte containing a pointer to the index of an array with the various weather states in - but seems not to work for me....Any ideas or info please?

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      @skywatch I've never used V_FORECAST, but the documentation at https://www.mysensors.org/download/serial_api_20#set,-req might be useful.

      EDIT: https://github.com/mysensors/MySensors/blob/6ffe29cb5fcfa33fa83133044c2d16ee45c66697/core/MyMessage.h#L108 suggests it is a string.

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        @skywatch I've never used V_FORECAST, but the documentation at https://www.mysensors.org/download/serial_api_20#set,-req might be useful.

        EDIT: https://github.com/mysensors/MySensors/blob/6ffe29cb5fcfa33fa83133044c2d16ee45c66697/core/MyMessage.h#L108 suggests it is a string.

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        @mfalkvidd Thank you! - That explains why I have had trouble getting it to work......

        Time to re-write that bit of code I think ;)

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          @mfalkvidd Thank you! - That explains why I have had trouble getting it to work......

          Time to re-write that bit of code I think ;)

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          This seems to work for anyone who needs it.......

          void receive(const MyMessage &message) {
             if (message.sensor == CHILD_ID_GETFORECAST && message.type == V_FORECAST) {
              forecast = (message.getString());
              if (forecast == "stable"){
              Index = 0;}
              else if (forecast == "sunny"){
              Index = 1;}
              else if (forecast == "cloudy"){
              Index = 2;}
              else if (forecast == "unstable"){
              Index = 3;}
              else if (forecast == "thunderstorm"){
              Index = 4;}
              else if (forecast == "unknown"){
              Index = 5;}
           
            }
          
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