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--- tips:weatherage [2015/02/13 18:52] – jt3
+++ tips:weatherage [2020/06/27 21:08] (current) – beachbumjk
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 ====Change Current Temp Color====
-   Tint:  ((dh24}*60)+{dm})-((string.sub('{wlu}',1,2)*60)+(string.sub('{wlu}',4,5)))<5 and 'ffff00' or 'ffffff'
+   Tint:  (({dh24}*60)+{dm})-((string.sub('{wlu}',1,2)*60)+(string.sub('{wlu}',4,5)))<5 and 'ffff00' or 'ffffff'
 ===== Explanation =====
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 Now, there is a slight problem with this formula, since it can't cross midnight.  In other words, if weather updates at 23:59, but it's currently 00:01, it will **not** indicate as current.  But, that's a minor quibble.  It could be fixed, but it'd mean testing for date as well which would complicate the formula considerably for such a small gain, especially since a quick "update weather" tap action immediately resolves the issue.
+===== Additional =====
+The above works well when the Settings:Time:Override 12 / 24 Hour setting is set to "No override". Changing the example somewhat however results in it working when in 12 or 24 hour format.
+===== Example 2 =====
+====Change Current Temp Color 2 ====
+   Tint:  ((({dtp}>.5 and ({dh24}<12 and {dh24}+12 or {dh24}) or {dh24})*60)+{dm})-((string.sub('{wlu}',1,2)*60)+(string.sub('{wlu}',4,5)))<5 and 'ffffff' or 'ffff00'
+===== Explanation =====
+{dh24} is relative to the Time Override setting and displays as 12 or 24 based on that setting. {dtp} represents the day as a percentage of 24 hours (% 24 hours) regardless of that setting and can therefore be used in determining if past midday. Then by either leaving {dh24} as is if in 24 hour mode or offsetting it by 12 if in 12 hour mode the elapsed minutes are correctly obtained.