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Hi, Rainer!

The document looks correct to me.
I like the way you represent the format, it looks much easy to grasp than my doc.
May I copy your document in place of my vague format explanation here?
http://yowindow.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=368
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par wrote:Hi, Rainer!
The document looks correct to me.
I like the way you represent the format, it looks much easy to grasp than my doc.
May I copy your document in place of my vague format explanation here?
http://yowindow.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=368
Hi Pasha,
Yes, you can copy my xml.
Here's the link: http://www.bashewa.com/yowindow-specs.xml

Yeah, when you're a programmer you grasp quickly that [ mm | inch ] means "mm" OR "inch" (where | = or)

PS: Also please have a look at the proposed enhancements at the bottom of the XML.
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Rainer,

I think in the temperature you made the same mistake that a couple of us made earlier. Units are in the temperature tag, although what you have is consistent with the way other parameters are handled.

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   <temperature unit="[ c | f ]">
      <current    value="num"/>
      <feels_like value="num"/>
   </temperature>
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jmcmurry wrote:Rainer,
I think in the temperature you made the same mistake that a couple of us made earlier. Units are in the temperature tag, although what you have is consistent with the way other parameters are handled.

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   <temperature unit="[ c | f ]">
      <current    value="num"/>
      <feels_like value="num"/>
   </temperature>
- Jim
Thanks, somehow I missed that one.
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Rainer, thank you!
I will try to update the docs tomorrow and review your requests (I've already read some of them).
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