Yea - I can't get this to work on my Mystic Windows either. Also it
really needs zipcode input instead of a city name..
there are 3 or more cities in the US with the name of Hudson
so thats not going to insure my city is the right one when i enter
Hudson.

It doesn't need zip code, just the name of the city... london, paris, new
yourk etc.

You can also add the name of the State, to narrow the possibility to get another city.

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looked at the python code It looks like its using a weather undergound
key for weather data access. try your zip on the weather underground

It uses OpenWeatherMap, not Weather Underground.

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and are having the same issues, the ansi is distorted , and the out put
is just a black screen . Has anyone running windows got this program to

It's a linux/windows thing... i used TundraDraw for the ANSI image to create it, in linux. Make a try and open the ansi with an ANSI editor on Windows and see if it opens correctly... if so, then save it again... maybe this will fix it.

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It's a linux/windows thing... i used TundraDraw for the ANSI image to create it, in linux. Make a try and open the ansi with an ANSI editor on Windows and see if it opens correctly... if so, then save it again... maybe this will fix it.

got the ANSI mostly squared away on the input city page , but still get a
blank screen for weather info.

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got the ANSI mostly squared away on the input city page , but still get a blank screen for weather info.

hmmm... you shouldn't... the script exports the data in mystic pipe codes,
not ANSI. Also try to open the python script with a text editor like
Notepad++ and save it as a windows file with CRLFs. It may fix the problem.

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like Notepad++ and save it as a windows file with CRLFs. It may fix the problem.

OK saved the python script with notepad ++ with CRLFs, still no weather data willing to try any other ideas on how to fix . let me know
thanks

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OK saved the python script with notepad ++ with CRLFs, still no weather data willing to try any other ideas on how to fix . let me know
thanks

Execute the python script by it self... if it doesn't outputs any text, then you have to install python3 or a package of python3 that it may be missing.

If it does outputs text, excute the script xq-weather from inside your bbs... open the file explorer and check inside the scripts folder of Mystic for a
file named cityweather.ans... open it. Do you see any text in it? If not then something is going wrong with Command Redirection in Windows... xq-weather
uses the > operator to save the output of the python script. Also in line 30
of the xq-weather script, insert the following:

writeln(datapath)
pause

Run the script again and check if that folder is correct.. maybe a \ missing?

I can't think something else... :( i dont have a windows machine to test it
my self, sorry.

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Execute the python script by it self... if it doesn't outputs any text, then you have to install python3 or a package of python3 that it may be missing.

Im also on windows and get this error running the python script
at the command line:

C:\mystic\scripts>getweather.py
File "C:\mystic\scripts\getweather.py", line 74
print('ERROR: %d - %s' % (resp.status, resp.reason), file=sys.stderr)
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

C:\mystic\scripts>

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I can't think something else... :( i dont have a windows machine to test it my self, sorry.

Would you be willing to teamview in to a windows system to see if you can it
to work .. If so you can email at error404bbs@bex.net or find on facebook sysop solaris , and send me a PM. thanks

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Im also on windows and get this error running the python script
at the command line:

C:\mystic\scripts>getweather.py
File "C:\mystic\scripts\getweather.py", line 74
print('ERROR: %d - %s' % (resp.status, resp.reason), file=sys.stderr)

This is a Python error... make sure you have installed python3 and all necessary packages.

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This is a Python error... make sure you have installed python3 and all necessary packages.
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I run python 2.7 which is recommended for Mystic Windows

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I run python 2.7 which is recommended for Mystic Windows

the getweather.py script needs python3, if you open it you will see it. In linux we can install both versions. In windows i dont know :(

If you manage to install python3, make sure that the script xq-weather.mps executes the getweather.py script with python3... find the appropriate line
of code and put something like python3.exe getweather.py.

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