wmforecast-0.10/0000775000175000017500000000000012675611341010615 500000000000000wmforecast-0.10/README0000664000175000017500000000174212675611306011422 00000000000000 _| | \ \ \ / __ `__ \ | _ \ __| _ \ __| _` | __| __| \ \ \ / | | | __| ( | | __/ ( ( |\__ \ | \_/\_/ _| _| _|_| \___/ _| \___|\___|\__,_|____/\__| =========================================================== Homepage: http://www.friedcheese.org/wmforecast wmforecast is a weather dockapp for Window Maker using the Yahoo Weather API (https://developer.yahoo.com/weather/) The icons were designed by MerlinTheRed and are available at http://merlinthered.deviantart.com/art/plain-weather-icons-157162192 Installation ============ ./configure make sudo make install (see INSTALL for more details) Usage ===== Run `wmforecast --help` or `man wmforecast` for more information. 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Add note in TODO about possibly making this number a configuration option in the future. 2016-03-26 Doug Torrance * wmforecast.c: Update to work with new Yahoo Weather API. 2016-02-23 Doug Torrance * Makefile.am, configure.ac: Use pkg-config for WINGs. 2016-02-07 Doug Torrance * README: Update homepage and email address in README. 2016-01-17 Doug Torrance 2016-01-17 Doug Torrance * ChangeLog, NEWS, configure.ac: Release version 0.9. 2015-10-28 Doug Torrance * configure.ac, wmforecast.1.in: Remove newline at end of DATE which caused a messed-up manpage. Also switch PACKAGE_STRING to PACKAGE_VERSION in manpage. 2015-09-20 Doug Torrance * wmforecast.c: Update copyright header. * configure.ac: Use date from ChangeLog for manpage instead of system date. Allows reproducible builds. * AUTHORS, configure.ac, wmforecast.1.in: Update email address. * TODO: Update TODO. * wmforecast.c: wmforecast.c: Add new colors to preferences GUI (revised). 2014-11-16 Doug Torrance * README: Simplify README. * configure.ac, wmforecast.1.in: Manpage now manually updated. Date and version inserted by autoconf. * Makefile.am, configure.ac: Remove dependency on help2man. * wmforecast.c: Keep track of last time weather was retrieved; display in balloon. 2014-11-02 Doug Torrance * wmforecast.c: Use consistent code formatting. In particular, minimize warnings from checkpatch.pl in the Window Maker source tree. 2014-11-01 Doug Torrance * wmforecast.c: Combine background color with icon to remove black border. 2014-10-31 Doug Torrance * wmforecast.c: Switch preferences to use WMUserDefaults instead of manually writing my own PropList stuff. Moves location of preferences file to ~/GNUstep/Defaults/wmforecast. 2014-10-30 Doug Torrance * wmforecast.c: Add new colors to preferences GUI. * wmforecast.c: Add command line options to set colors. In particular, -b or --background can be used to set the background color and -t or --text can be used to set the text color. These can also be set in ~/.config/wmforecast/wmforecastrc by setting "background" and "text", respectively. 2014-10-29 Doug Torrance * wmforecast.c: Simplify --help output, add homepage. * wmforecast.c: Print -help text when invalid command line option given. * wmforecast.c: Use PACKAGE_STRING for --version; update to reflect GNU coding standards (http://www.gnu.org/prep/standards/html_node/_002d_002dversion.html). * configure.ac: Remove AC_SUBST(VERSION); unnecessary. * .gitignore: Add auto-generated files previously under version control. * INSTALL, config.h.in, depcomp, install-sh: Remove autotools-generated files. * wmforecast.c: Move default colors to #defines. * TODO: TODO: New file. 2014-10-21 Doug Torrance * icons/wmforecast.svg: update license information * README: update homepage * NEWS, configure.ac: bump to version 0.8 2014-07-17 Doug Torrance * README: Update license for icons to CC BY-SA 3.0. * NEWS, configure.ac: bump to version 0.7 2014-06-03 Doug Torrance * NEWS, configure.ac: bump to version 0.6 2014-05-30 Doug Torrance * wmforecast.c (getWeather): fix missing return statements (Coverity 65086); function annotation to remove Coverity false positive (Coverity 65084) * wmforecast.c (savePreferences): check return value of mkdir (Coverity 65085) 2014-05-11 Doug Torrance * Makefile.am: use dist_man_MANS instead of adding man_MANS to EXTRA_DIST * Makefile.am, wmforecast.desktop: new file, add wmforecast to menus for desktop environements using freedesktop.org desktop entry standards * icons/Makefile.am, icons/wmforecast.*: new files, add icon for menus * NEWS, configure.ac: bump to version 0.5 * wmforecast.desktop: (after 0.5 release) added trailing semicolon to Categories; new Keywords field 2014-05-08 Doug Torrance * wmforecast.c (getPreferencesDirectory): new function to get directory of wmforecastrc file * wmforecast.c (getPreferencesFilename): now uses getPreferencesDirectory * wmforecast.c (savePreferences): now calls mkdir to create the directory containing wmforecastrc; this fixes a bug where the wmforecastrc file was not created when the directory did not exist yet 2014-05-07 Doug Torrance * wmforecast.c (Dockapp): combined with old UpdateData struct to better facilitate new feature: * wmforecast.c (editPreferences): new GUI to edit wmforecastrc * wmforecast.c (setPreferences): removed check to see if both -w and -z options were used, as it was creating a problem when wmforecastrc existed; new behavior is to just take the last option given * wmforecast.c (getWeather): "Location not found" error now uses setError instead of exiting * configure.ac: set version 0.4, added PKG_CHECK_MODULES for x11 * Makefile.am: added x11 libs and flags, manually add WINGs libs and flag, since get-wings-flags returns the deprecated lungif * NEWS, README: updated with version 0.4 info 2014-04-21 Doug Torrance * wmforecast.c: changed all calls to free to use WINGs's native wfree; removed if statements before calls to free, since wfree already does this * wmforecast.c (setError): moved earlier, so that it can be called from setConditions * wmforecast.c (setConditions): now returns an error when icon image not found * wmforecast.c (updateDockapp): checks to see if na.png will load before using it * wmforecast.c (WriteMemoryCallback): removed check to see if result of wrealloc was NULL (wrealloc already does this) * ChangeLog: corrected year in all entries (it's not 2015 yet...) * NEWS, README: updated with version 0.3 info * configure.ac: set version 0.3 * the following changes took place after the v0.3 release: * Makefile.am: wmforecast.1 target now depends on config.h; this will cause manpage to reflect changes in version and bug report email * wmforecast.c (setConditions): append a "0" to one-digit codes so that the icon is correctly displayed * wmforecast.c (WMGetPLStringForKey): new function to simplify reading values from WMPropLists (inspired by WMGetUDStringForKey), used for the following new feature... * wmforecast.c (setPreferences): reads user defined preferences from XDG_CONFIG_DIR/wmforecast/wmforecastrc 2014-04-19 Doug Torrance * switched timer handler from pthread to WING's native WMAddPersistent- TimerHandler and added --interval option, resulting in numerous changes: * configure.ac: removed check for pthread * wmforecast.c (UpdateData): struct formerly known as ThreadData, added long int minutesLeft (keeps track of the number of minutes until the next refresh) * wmforecast.c (updateDockapp): now takes UpdateData struct as argument instead of WMScreen, Dockapp, and Preferences (for passing via timer and event handlers); added "loading" text while downloading new data * wmforecast.c (timerHandler): counts down number of minutes until next refresh (needed because WMAddPersistentTimerHandler fails when milliseconds argument too large, e.g., one hour) * wmforecast.c (setPreferences): documented --interval option * wmforecast.c: changed all calls to malloc and realloc to use WINGs's native wmalloc and wrealloc * wmforecast.c (refresh): new function, refreshes weather data when icon double clicked 2014-04-17 Doug Torrance * wmforecast.c: improved error handling -- Weather struct now contains errorFlag and errorText. If errorFlag set to 1, "ERROR" is displayed in dockapp along along with an icon with a question mark, and errorText is displayed in a balloon tooltip, instead of drawing the dockapp as usual. Previous calls to libcurl and libxml that used stderr for errors now use this. This avoids, e.g., a segfault when the internet is down. 2014-04-16 Doug Torrance * wmforecast.c: bugfix -- After downloading the weather, the Weather struct was being freed, but it contained the pointer to the icon currently used by the dockapp, causing a crash. This has been fixed. In addition, functions have been added to properly free the Forecast and ForecastArray structs inside each Weather struct. * README: expanded description 2014-04-15 Doug Torrance * wmforecast.c: fixed bug where window was still drawn with --help or --version by moving the call to setPreferences earlier; for the benefit of help2man, copyright and author information added to --version, description and bug report information added to --help * configure.ac, Makefile.am: call help2man during make to automatically build manpagec * configure.ac: set version 0.2 wmforecast-0.10/NEWS0000664000175000017500000000311112675611306011231 00000000000000version 0.10 ------------ * Update to work with new Yahoo! Weather API. version 0.9 ----------- * New feature! - You may change the background or text colors either using the command line (-b or --background for background, -t or --text for text), or by using the preferences GUI. * The configuration file has been moved to the GNUstep Defaults directory (likely ~/GNUstep/Defaults/wmforecast -- note this is the same directory as the Window Maker configuration files). You may also store system-wide configuration in, e.g., /etc/GNUstep/Defaults/wmforecast. This move takes advantage of several built-in WINGs functions. version 0.8 ----------- * Update license information in svg icon. * New homepage on github. version 0.7 ----------- * Update copyright information for icons. version 0.6 ----------- * Bug fixes version 0.5 ----------- * Now appears, with icon, in most desktop environment menus * Bug fix version 0.4 ----------- * New features! - Right click the icon to edit preferences in a GUI - Preferences may also be manually configured in XDG_CONFIG_DIR/wmforecast/ wmforecastrc, or HOME/.config/wmforecast/wmforecastrc if XDG_CONFIG_DIR is undefined * More bug fixes version 0.3 ----------- * New features! - Double click icon to refresh data - Use -i or --interval option to set how frequently data is automatically refreshed * Error messages displayed, e.g., when internet down or icon files aren't found * Lots of bug fixes and under-the-hood changes version 0.2 ___________ * Added manpage * Bug fixes version 0.1 ----------- * Initial releasewmforecast-0.10/wmforecast.1.in0000664000175000017500000000262312647020440013372 00000000000000.TH WMFORECAST "1" "@DATE@" "@PACKAGE_VERSION@" "User Commands" .SH NAME wmforecast \- a weather dockapp for Window Maker using the Yahoo Weather API .SH SYNOPSIS .B wmforecast [\fI\,OPTIONS\/\fR] .SH OPTIONS .TP \fB\-v\fR, \fB\-\-version\fR print the version number .TP \fB\-h\fR, \fB\-\-help\fR print the help screen .HP \fB\-i\fR, \fB\-\-interval\fR number of minutes between refreshes (default 60) .TP \fB\-u\fR, \fB\-\-units\fR whether to use Celsius or Fahrenheit (default f) .TP \fB\-w\fR, \fB\-\-woeid\fR Where on Earth ID (default is 2502265 for Sunnyvale, CA \fB\-\-\fR to find your WOEID, search for your city at http://weather.yahoo.com and look in the URL.) .TP \fB\-z\fR, \fB\-\-zip\fR ZIP code or Location ID (Yahoo has deprecated this option and it is not guaranteed to work) .TP \fB\-b\fR, \fB\-\-background\fR set background color .TP \fB\-t\fR, \fB\-\-text\fR set text color .SH NOTES .IP \[bu] Double click the icon at any time to refresh data. .IP \[bu] Right click the icon to edit your preferences in a GUI. .IP \[bu] Preferences may be manually configured in GNUSTEP_USER_ROOT/Defaults/wmforecast (usually ~/GNUstep/Defaults/wmforecast). This file is in proplist format, e.g., .br { interval = 60; units = f; woeid_or_zip = w; woeid = 2502265; background = "black"; text = "light sea green" .br } .SH AUTHOR Doug Torrance wmforecast-0.10/Makefile.am0000664000175000017500000000056212675611306012575 00000000000000SUBDIRS = icons bin_PROGRAMS = wmforecast wmforecast_SOURCES = wmforecast.c dist_man_MANS = wmforecast.1 AM_CFLAGS = $(libxml2_CFLAGS) $(libcurl_CFLAGS) $(X11_CFLAGS) $(WINGs_CFLAGS) AM_CPPFLAGS = -DDATADIR=\"$(pkgdatadir)\" LIBS += $(libxml2_LIBS) $(libcurl_LIBS) $(X11_LIBS) $(WINGs_LIBS) desktopdir = $(datadir)/applications dist_desktop_DATA = wmforecast.desktop wmforecast-0.10/wmforecast.c0000775000175000017500000006673212675611306013075 00000000000000/*********************************************************************** Copyright (C) 2014-2015 Doug Torrance This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . ************************************************************************/ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include #endif #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #define DEFAULT_TEXT_COLOR "light sea green" #define DEFAULT_BG_COLOR "black" typedef struct { char *units; char *woeid; char *zip; char *woeid_or_zip; long int interval; char *background; char *text; WMUserDefaults *defaults; } Preferences; typedef struct { Preferences *prefs; WMButton *celsius; WMButton *close; WMButton *fahrenheit; WMButton *save; WMButton *woeid; WMButton *zip; WMColorWell *background; WMColorWell *text; WMFrame *intervalFrame; WMFrame *locationFrame; WMFrame *units; WMFrame *colors; WMLabel *minutes; WMLabel *woeid_zip; WMLabel *backgroundLabel; WMLabel *textLabel; WMScreen *screen; WMTextField *interval; WMTextField *location; WMTextField *woeidField; WMTextField *zipField; WMWindow *window; } PreferencesWindow; typedef struct { int prefsWindowPresent; long int minutesLeft; Preferences *prefs; PreferencesWindow *prefsWindow; WMFrame *frame; WMLabel *icon; WMLabel *text; WMScreen *screen; } Dockapp; typedef struct { char *day; char *low; char *high; char *text; } Forecast; typedef struct { int length; Forecast *forecasts; } ForecastArray; typedef struct { char *temp; char *text; char *title; ForecastArray *forecasts; RImage *icon; int errorFlag; char *errorText; char retrieved[20]; } Weather; Forecast *newForecast() { Forecast *forecast = wmalloc(sizeof(Forecast)); forecast->day = NULL; forecast->low = NULL; forecast->high = NULL; forecast->text = NULL; return forecast; } ForecastArray *newForecastArray() { ForecastArray *array = wmalloc(sizeof(ForecastArray)); array->length = 0; array->forecasts = NULL; return array; } void appendForecast(ForecastArray *array, Forecast *forecast) { array->length++; array->forecasts = (Forecast *)wrealloc(array->forecasts, sizeof(Forecast)*(array->length)); array->forecasts[(array->length)-1] = *forecast; } Weather *newWeather() { Weather *weather = wmalloc(sizeof(Weather)); weather->temp = NULL; weather->text = NULL; weather->title = NULL; weather->icon = NULL; weather->forecasts = newForecastArray(); weather->errorFlag = 0; weather->errorText = NULL; return weather; } void freeForecast(Forecast *forecast) { wfree(forecast->day); wfree(forecast->low); wfree(forecast->high); wfree(forecast->text); } void freeForecastArray(ForecastArray *array) { int i; for (i = 0; i < array->length; i++) if (&array->forecasts[i]) freeForecast(&array->forecasts[i]); wfree(array); } void freeWeather(Weather *weather) { wfree(weather->temp); wfree(weather->text); wfree(weather->title); if (weather->forecasts) freeForecastArray(weather->forecasts); wfree(weather->errorText); wfree(weather); } void setTitle(Weather *weather, const char *title) { weather->title = wrealloc(weather->title, strlen(title) + 1); strcpy(weather->title, title); } void setError(Weather *weather, WMScreen *screen, const char *errorText) { weather->errorFlag = 1; weather->errorText = wrealloc(weather->errorText, strlen(errorText) + 1); strcpy(weather->errorText, errorText); } void setConditions(Weather *weather, WMScreen *screen, const char *temp, const char *text, const char *code, const char *background ) { RContext *context; char *filename; time_t currentTime; weather->temp = wrealloc(weather->temp, strlen(temp) + 1); strcpy(weather->temp, temp); weather->text = wrealloc(weather->text, strlen(text) + 1); strcpy(weather->text, text); if (strlen(code) == 1) code = wstrconcat("0", code); context = WMScreenRContext(screen); filename = wstrconcat(wstrconcat(DATADIR"/", code), ".png"); weather->icon = RLoadImage(context, filename, 0); if (!weather->icon) { setError(weather, screen, wstrconcat(filename, " not found")); } else { RColor color; color = WMGetRColorFromColor( WMCreateNamedColor(screen, background, True)); RCombineImageWithColor(weather->icon, &color); } currentTime = time(NULL); strftime(weather->retrieved, sizeof weather->retrieved, "%l:%M %P %Z", localtime(¤tTime)); } void setForecast(Forecast *forecast, const char *day, const char *low, const char *high, const char *text ) { forecast->day = wrealloc(forecast->day, strlen(day) + 1); strcpy(forecast->day, day); forecast->low = wrealloc(forecast->low, strlen(low) + 1); strcpy(forecast->low, low); forecast->high = wrealloc(forecast->high, strlen(high) + 1); strcpy(forecast->high, high); forecast->text = wrealloc(forecast->text, strlen(text) + 1); strcpy(forecast->text, text); } WMWindow *WMCreateDockapp(WMScreen *screen, const char *name, int argc, char **argv) { WMWindow *dockapp; XWMHints *hints; Display *display; Window window; display = WMScreenDisplay(screen); dockapp = WMCreateWindow(screen, name); WMRealizeWidget(dockapp); window = WMWidgetXID(dockapp); hints = XGetWMHints(display, window); hints->flags |= WindowGroupHint | IconWindowHint | StateHint; hints->window_group = window; hints->icon_window = window; hints->initial_state = WithdrawnState; XSetWMHints(display, window, hints); XFree(hints); XSetCommand(display, window, argv, argc); WMResizeWidget(dockapp, 56, 56); return dockapp; } Dockapp *newDockapp(WMScreen *screen, Preferences *prefs, int argc, char **argv) { Dockapp *dockapp = wmalloc(sizeof(Dockapp)); WMColor *background; WMColor *text; WMWindow *window; dockapp->screen = screen; dockapp->prefs = prefs; dockapp->minutesLeft = prefs->interval; dockapp->prefsWindowPresent = 0; window = WMCreateDockapp(screen, "", argc, argv); background = WMCreateNamedColor(screen, prefs->background, True); if (!background) { background = WMCreateNamedColor(screen, DEFAULT_BG_COLOR, True); prefs->background = DEFAULT_BG_COLOR; } text = WMCreateNamedColor(screen, prefs->text, True); if (!text) { text = WMCreateNamedColor(screen, DEFAULT_TEXT_COLOR, True); prefs->text = DEFAULT_TEXT_COLOR; } dockapp->frame = WMCreateFrame(window); WMSetFrameRelief(dockapp->frame, WRSunken); WMResizeWidget(dockapp->frame, 56, 56); WMSetWidgetBackgroundColor(dockapp->frame, background); WMRealizeWidget(dockapp->frame); dockapp->text = WMCreateLabel(dockapp->frame); WMSetWidgetBackgroundColor(dockapp->text, background); WMSetLabelFont( dockapp->text, WMCreateFont( screen, "-Misc-Fixed-Medium-R-SemiCondensed--13-120-75-75-C-60-ISO10646-1")); WMSetLabelTextColor(dockapp->text, text); WMSetLabelTextAlignment(dockapp->text, WACenter); WMResizeWidget(dockapp->text, 52, 14); WMMoveWidget(dockapp->text, 2, 40); WMRealizeWidget(dockapp->text); dockapp->icon = WMCreateLabel(dockapp->frame); WMSetWidgetBackgroundColor(dockapp->icon, background); WMRealizeWidget(dockapp->icon); WMSetLabelImagePosition(dockapp->icon, WIPImageOnly); WMResizeWidget(dockapp->icon, 32, 32); WMMoveWidget(dockapp->icon, 12, 5); WMMapWidget(window); WMMapWidget(dockapp->frame); WMMapSubwidgets(dockapp->frame); return dockapp; } char *getBalloonText(Weather *weather) { char *text; int i; text = wstrconcat("\n", weather->title); text = wstrappend(text, "\nRetrieved: "); text = wstrappend(text, weather->retrieved); text = wstrappend(text, "\n\nCurrent Conditions:\n"); text = wstrappend(text, weather->text); text = wstrappend(text, ", "); text = wstrappend(text, weather->temp); text = wstrappend(text, "°\n\nForecast:\n"); for (i = 0; i < weather->forecasts->length && i < 7; i++) { text = wstrappend(text, weather->forecasts->forecasts[i].day); text = wstrappend(text, " - "); text = wstrappend(text, weather->forecasts->forecasts[i].text); text = wstrappend(text, ". High: "); text = wstrappend(text, weather->forecasts->forecasts[i].high); text = wstrappend(text, "° Low: "); text = wstrappend(text, weather->forecasts->forecasts[i].low); text = wstrappend(text, "°\n"); } /* as per Yahoo's Attribution Guidelines * (https://developer.yahoo.com/attribution/) */ text = wstrappend(text, "\nPowered by Yahoo!\n\n"); return text; } /************************************************** from http://curl.haxx.se/libcurl/c/getinmemory.html ***************************************************/ struct MemoryStruct { char *memory; size_t size; }; static size_t WriteMemoryCallback(void *contents, size_t size, size_t nmemb, void *userp) { size_t realsize = size * nmemb; struct MemoryStruct *mem = (struct MemoryStruct *)userp; mem->memory = wrealloc(mem->memory, mem->size + realsize + 1); memcpy(&(mem->memory[mem->size]), contents, realsize); mem->size += realsize; mem->memory[mem->size] = 0; return realsize; } Weather *getWeather(WMScreen *screen, Preferences *prefs) { char *url; CURL *curl_handle; CURLcode res; struct MemoryStruct chunk; Weather *weather; xmlDocPtr doc; xmlNodePtr cur; url = wstrdup("https://query.yahooapis.com/v1/public/yql?q=" "select%20*%20from%20weather.forecast%20where%20woeid"); if (strcmp(prefs->woeid_or_zip, "w") == 0) { url = wstrappend(url, "%20%3D%20"); url = wstrappend(url, prefs->woeid); } else { url = wstrappend(url, "%20in%20(select%20woeid%20from%20" "geo.places(1)%20where%20text%3D%22"); url = wstrappend(url, prefs->zip); url = wstrappend(url, "%22)"); } url = wstrappend(url, "%20and%20u%3D'"); url = wstrappend(url, prefs->units); url = wstrappend(url, "'&format=xml"); weather = newWeather(); chunk.memory = wmalloc(1); chunk.size = 0; curl_global_init(CURL_GLOBAL_ALL); curl_handle = curl_easy_init(); curl_easy_setopt(curl_handle, CURLOPT_URL, url); curl_easy_setopt(curl_handle, CURLOPT_WRITEFUNCTION, WriteMemoryCallback); /* coverity[bad_sizeof] */ curl_easy_setopt(curl_handle, CURLOPT_WRITEDATA, (void *)&chunk); curl_easy_setopt(curl_handle, CURLOPT_USERAGENT, "libcurl-agent/1.0"); res = curl_easy_perform(curl_handle); if (res != CURLE_OK) { setError(weather, screen, curl_easy_strerror(res)); curl_easy_cleanup(curl_handle); curl_global_cleanup(); wfree(chunk.memory); return weather; } curl_easy_cleanup(curl_handle); curl_global_cleanup(); doc = xmlParseMemory(chunk.memory, chunk.size); if (doc == NULL) { setError(weather, screen, "Document not parsed successfully"); xmlFreeDoc(doc); return weather; } cur = xmlDocGetRootElement(doc); if (cur == NULL) { setError(weather, screen, "Empty document"); xmlFreeDoc(doc); return weather; } /* cur at "query" */ cur = cur->children; /* down to "results" */ cur = cur->children; /* down to "channel" */ cur = cur->children; /* down one more -- this is where we want to be */ while (cur != NULL) { if ((!xmlStrcmp(cur->name, (const xmlChar *)"item"))) { cur = cur->children; while (cur != NULL) { if ((!xmlStrcmp(cur->name, (const xmlChar *)"title"))) { if ((!xmlStrcmp( xmlNodeListGetString( doc, cur->children, 1), (const xmlChar *) "City not found"))) setError( weather, screen, "Location not found\n"); setTitle( weather, xmlNodeListGetString( doc, cur->children, 1) ); } if ((!xmlStrcmp( cur->name, (const xmlChar *)"condition"))) { setConditions( weather, screen, xmlGetProp(cur, "temp"), xmlGetProp(cur, "text"), xmlGetProp(cur, "code"), prefs->background ); } if ((!xmlStrcmp(cur->name, (const xmlChar *)"forecast"))) { Forecast *forecast = newForecast(); setForecast( forecast, xmlGetProp(cur, "day"), xmlGetProp(cur, "low"), xmlGetProp(cur, "high"), xmlGetProp(cur, "text") ); appendForecast(weather->forecasts, forecast); } cur = cur->next; } } else { cur = cur->next; } } xmlFreeDoc(doc); /* finishing parsing xml */ wfree(chunk.memory); return weather; } static void updateDockapp(void *data) { Dockapp *dockapp = (Dockapp *)data; WMColor *background; WMColor *text; WMScreen *screen = dockapp->screen; Preferences *prefs = dockapp->prefs; Weather *weather; WMPixmap *icon; background = WMCreateNamedColor(screen, prefs->background, True); text = WMCreateNamedColor(screen, prefs->text, True); WMSetLabelText(dockapp->text, "loading"); WMSetWidgetBackgroundColor(dockapp->text, background); WMSetLabelTextColor(dockapp->text, text); WMRedisplayWidget(dockapp->text); WMSetWidgetBackgroundColor(dockapp->frame, background); WMSetWidgetBackgroundColor(dockapp->icon, background); weather = getWeather(screen, prefs); if (weather->errorFlag) { RContext *context; WMSetLabelText(dockapp->text, "ERROR"); context = WMScreenRContext(screen); weather->icon = RLoadImage(context, DATADIR"/na.png", 0); if (weather->icon) { RColor color; color = WMGetRColorFromColor( WMCreateNamedColor(screen, prefs->background, True)); RCombineImageWithColor(weather->icon, &color); icon = WMCreatePixmapFromRImage(screen, weather->icon, 0); WMSetLabelImage(dockapp->icon, icon); } WMSetBalloonTextForView(weather->errorText, WMWidgetView(dockapp->icon)); } else { WMSetLabelText(dockapp->text, wstrconcat(weather->temp, "°")); icon = WMCreatePixmapFromRImage(screen, weather->icon, 0); WMSetLabelImage(dockapp->icon, icon); WMSetBalloonTextForView(getBalloonText(weather), WMWidgetView(dockapp->icon)); } WMRedisplayWidget(dockapp->icon); WMRedisplayWidget(dockapp->text); freeWeather(weather); } void readPreferences(Preferences *prefs) { if (prefs->defaults) { char *value; value = WMGetUDStringForKey(prefs->defaults, "units"); if (value) prefs->units = value; value = WMGetUDStringForKey(prefs->defaults, "woeid"); if (value) prefs->woeid = value; value = WMGetUDStringForKey(prefs->defaults, "zip"); if (value) prefs->zip = value; value = WMGetUDStringForKey(prefs->defaults, "woeid_or_zip"); if (value) prefs->woeid_or_zip = value; value = WMGetUDStringForKey(prefs->defaults, "interval"); if (value) prefs->interval = strtol(value, NULL, 10); value = WMGetUDStringForKey(prefs->defaults, "background"); if (value) prefs->background = value; value = WMGetUDStringForKey(prefs->defaults, "text"); if (value) prefs->text = value; } } Preferences *setPreferences(int argc, char **argv) { int c; Preferences *prefs = wmalloc(sizeof(Preferences)); /* set defaults */ prefs->units = "f"; prefs->woeid = "2502265"; prefs->zip = NULL; prefs->woeid_or_zip = NULL; prefs->interval = 60; prefs->background = DEFAULT_BG_COLOR; prefs->text = DEFAULT_TEXT_COLOR; prefs->defaults = WMGetStandardUserDefaults(); readPreferences(prefs); /* command line */ while (1) { static struct option long_options[] = { {"version", no_argument, 0, 'v'}, {"help", no_argument, 0, 'h'}, {"woeid", required_argument, 0, 'w'}, {"units", required_argument, 0, 'u'}, {"zip", required_argument, 0, 'z'}, {"interval", required_argument, 0, 'i'}, {"background", required_argument, 0, 'b'}, {"text", required_argument, 0, 't'}, {0, 0, 0, 0} }; int option_index = 0; c = getopt_long(argc, argv, "vhw:u:z:i:b:t:", long_options, &option_index); if (c == -1) break; switch (c) { case 0: if (long_options[option_index].flag != 0) break; printf("option %s", long_options[option_index].name); if (optarg) printf(" with arg %s", optarg); printf("\n"); break; case 'v': printf("%s\n" "Copyright © 2014 Doug Torrance\n" "License GPLv3+: GNU GPL version 3 or later \n" "This is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it.\n" "There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law.\n" , PACKAGE_STRING); exit(0); case 'w': prefs->woeid_or_zip = "w"; prefs->woeid = optarg; break; case 'u': if ((strcmp(optarg, "f") != 0) && (strcmp(optarg, "c") != 0)) { printf("units must be 'f' or 'c'\n"); exit(0); } prefs->units = optarg; break; case 'z': prefs->woeid_or_zip = "z"; prefs->zip = optarg; break; case 'i': prefs->interval = strtol(optarg, NULL, 10); break; case 'b': prefs->background = optarg; break; case 't': prefs->text = optarg; break; case '?': case 'h': printf("A weather dockapp for Window Maker using the Yahoo Weather API\n" "Usage: wmforecast [OPTIONS]\n" "Options:\n" " -v, --version print the version number\n" " -h, --help print this help screen\n" " -i, --interval number of minutes between refreshes (default 60)\n" " -u, --units whether to use Celsius or Fahrenheit (default f)\n" " -w, --woeid Where on Earth ID (default is 2502265 for\n" " Sunnyvale, CA -- to find your WOEID, search\n" " for your city at http://weather.yahoo.com and\n" " look in the URL.)\n" " -z, --zip ZIP code or Location ID (Yahoo has deprecated this\n" " option and it is not guaranteed to work)\n" " -b, --background set background color\n" " -t, --text set text color\n" "Report bugs to: %s\n" "wmforecast home page: https://github.com/d-torrance/wmforecast\n", PACKAGE_BUGREPORT ); exit(0); default: abort(); } } if (!prefs->woeid_or_zip) prefs->woeid_or_zip = "w"; return prefs; } static void closePreferences(WMWidget *widget, void *data) { Dockapp *d = (Dockapp *)data; WMDestroyWidget(d->prefsWindow->window); d->prefsWindowPresent = 0; } static void savePreferences(WMWidget *widget, void *data) { Dockapp *d = (Dockapp *)data; if (WMGetButtonSelected(d->prefsWindow->celsius)) WMSetUDStringForKey(d->prefs->defaults, "c", "units"); if (WMGetButtonSelected(d->prefsWindow->fahrenheit)) WMSetUDStringForKey(d->prefs->defaults, "f", "units"); if (WMGetButtonSelected(d->prefsWindow->woeid)) WMSetUDStringForKey(d->prefs->defaults, "w", "woeid_or_zip"); if (WMGetButtonSelected(d->prefsWindow->zip)) WMSetUDStringForKey(d->prefs->defaults, "z", "woeid_or_zip"); WMSetUDStringForKey(d->prefs->defaults, WMGetTextFieldText(d->prefsWindow->woeidField), "woeid"); WMSetUDStringForKey(d->prefs->defaults, WMGetTextFieldText(d->prefsWindow->zipField), "zip"); WMSetUDStringForKey(d->prefs->defaults, WMGetTextFieldText(d->prefsWindow->interval), "interval"); WMSetUDStringForKey(d->prefs->defaults, WMGetColorRGBDescription( WMGetColorWellColor( d->prefsWindow->background)), "background"); WMSetUDStringForKey(d->prefs->defaults, WMGetColorRGBDescription( WMGetColorWellColor( d->prefsWindow->text)), "text"); WMSaveUserDefaults(d->prefs->defaults); readPreferences(d->prefs); updateDockapp(d); } static void editPreferences(void *data) { char intervalPtr[50]; Dockapp *d = (Dockapp *)data; d->prefsWindowPresent = 1; d->prefsWindow = wmalloc(sizeof(PreferencesWindow)); d->prefsWindow->screen = d->screen; d->prefsWindow->prefs = d->prefs; d->prefsWindow->window = WMCreateWindow(d->prefsWindow->screen, "wmforecast"); WMSetWindowTitle(d->prefsWindow->window, "wmforecast"); WMSetWindowCloseAction(d->prefsWindow->window, closePreferences, d); WMResizeWidget(d->prefsWindow->window, 424, 150); WMRealizeWidget(d->prefsWindow->window); WMMapWidget(d->prefsWindow->window); d->prefsWindow->units = WMCreateFrame(d->prefsWindow->window); WMSetFrameTitle(d->prefsWindow->units, "Units"); WMResizeWidget(d->prefsWindow->units, 112, 80); WMMoveWidget(d->prefsWindow->units, 10, 10); WMRealizeWidget(d->prefsWindow->units); WMMapWidget(d->prefsWindow->units); d->prefsWindow->celsius = WMCreateButton(d->prefsWindow->units, WBTRadio); WMSetButtonText(d->prefsWindow->celsius, "Celsius"); WMMoveWidget(d->prefsWindow->celsius, 10, 20); if (strcmp(d->prefsWindow->prefs->units, "c") == 0) WMSetButtonSelected(d->prefsWindow->celsius, 1); WMRealizeWidget(d->prefsWindow->celsius); WMMapWidget(d->prefsWindow->celsius); d->prefsWindow->fahrenheit = WMCreateButton(d->prefsWindow->units, WBTRadio); WMSetButtonText(d->prefsWindow->fahrenheit, "Fahrenheit"); WMMoveWidget(d->prefsWindow->fahrenheit, 10, 44); if (strcmp(d->prefsWindow->prefs->units, "f") == 0) WMSetButtonSelected(d->prefsWindow->fahrenheit, 1); WMRealizeWidget(d->prefsWindow->fahrenheit); WMMapWidget(d->prefsWindow->fahrenheit); WMGroupButtons(d->prefsWindow->celsius, d->prefsWindow->fahrenheit); d->prefsWindow->locationFrame = WMCreateFrame(d->prefsWindow->window); WMSetFrameTitle(d->prefsWindow->locationFrame, "Location"); WMResizeWidget(d->prefsWindow->locationFrame, 160, 80); WMMoveWidget(d->prefsWindow->locationFrame, 132, 10); WMRealizeWidget(d->prefsWindow->locationFrame); WMMapWidget(d->prefsWindow->locationFrame); d->prefsWindow->woeid = WMCreateButton(d->prefsWindow->locationFrame, WBTRadio); WMSetButtonText(d->prefsWindow->woeid, "WOEID"); WMMoveWidget(d->prefsWindow->woeid, 10, 20); if (strcmp(d->prefsWindow->prefs->woeid_or_zip, "w") == 0) WMSetButtonSelected(d->prefsWindow->woeid, 1); WMRealizeWidget(d->prefsWindow->woeid); WMMapWidget(d->prefsWindow->woeid); d->prefsWindow->woeidField = WMCreateTextField(d->prefsWindow->locationFrame); WMSetTextFieldText(d->prefsWindow->woeidField, d->prefsWindow->prefs->woeid); WMResizeWidget(d->prefsWindow->woeidField, 60, 20); WMMoveWidget(d->prefsWindow->woeidField, 90, 20); WMRealizeWidget(d->prefsWindow->woeidField); WMMapWidget(d->prefsWindow->woeidField); d->prefsWindow->zip = WMCreateButton(d->prefsWindow->locationFrame, WBTRadio); WMSetButtonText(d->prefsWindow->zip, "ZIP code"); WMMoveWidget(d->prefsWindow->zip, 10, 44); if (strcmp(d->prefsWindow->prefs->woeid_or_zip, "z") == 0) WMSetButtonSelected(d->prefsWindow->zip, 1); WMRealizeWidget(d->prefsWindow->zip); WMMapWidget(d->prefsWindow->zip); d->prefsWindow->zipField = WMCreateTextField(d->prefsWindow->locationFrame); WMSetTextFieldText(d->prefsWindow->zipField, d->prefsWindow->prefs->zip); WMResizeWidget(d->prefsWindow->zipField, 60, 20); WMMoveWidget(d->prefsWindow->zipField, 90, 44); WMRealizeWidget(d->prefsWindow->zipField); WMMapWidget(d->prefsWindow->zipField); d->prefsWindow->intervalFrame = WMCreateFrame(d->prefsWindow->window); WMSetFrameTitle(d->prefsWindow->intervalFrame, "Refresh interval"); WMResizeWidget(d->prefsWindow->intervalFrame, 112, 80); WMMoveWidget(d->prefsWindow->intervalFrame, 302, 10); WMRealizeWidget(d->prefsWindow->intervalFrame); WMMapWidget(d->prefsWindow->intervalFrame); WMGroupButtons(d->prefsWindow->woeid, d->prefsWindow->zip); d->prefsWindow->interval = WMCreateTextField(d->prefsWindow->intervalFrame); sprintf(intervalPtr, "%lu", d->prefsWindow->prefs->interval); WMSetTextFieldText(d->prefsWindow->interval, intervalPtr); WMResizeWidget(d->prefsWindow->interval, 30, 20); WMMoveWidget(d->prefsWindow->interval, 15, 33); WMRealizeWidget(d->prefsWindow->interval); WMMapWidget(d->prefsWindow->interval); d->prefsWindow->minutes = WMCreateLabel(d->prefsWindow->intervalFrame); WMSetLabelText(d->prefsWindow->minutes, "minutes"); WMMoveWidget(d->prefsWindow->minutes, 45, 35); WMRealizeWidget(d->prefsWindow->minutes); WMMapWidget(d->prefsWindow->minutes); d->prefsWindow->colors = WMCreateFrame(d->prefsWindow->window); WMSetFrameTitle(d->prefsWindow->colors, "Colors"); WMResizeWidget(d->prefsWindow->colors, 265, 50); WMMoveWidget(d->prefsWindow->colors, 10, 92); WMRealizeWidget(d->prefsWindow->colors); WMMapWidget(d->prefsWindow->colors); d->prefsWindow->backgroundLabel = WMCreateLabel(d->prefsWindow->colors); WMSetLabelText(d->prefsWindow->backgroundLabel, "Background"); WMSetLabelTextAlignment(d->prefsWindow->backgroundLabel, WACenter); WMResizeWidget(d->prefsWindow->backgroundLabel, 70, 20); WMMoveWidget(d->prefsWindow->backgroundLabel, 10, 20); WMRealizeWidget(d->prefsWindow->backgroundLabel); WMMapWidget(d->prefsWindow->backgroundLabel); d->prefsWindow->background = WMCreateColorWell(d->prefsWindow->colors); WMSetColorWellColor(d->prefsWindow->background, WMCreateNamedColor(d->screen, d->prefs->background, True)); WMMoveWidget(d->prefsWindow->background, 88, 16); WMRealizeWidget(d->prefsWindow->background); WMMapWidget(d->prefsWindow->background); d->prefsWindow->textLabel = WMCreateLabel(d->prefsWindow->colors); WMSetLabelText(d->prefsWindow->textLabel, "Text"); WMSetLabelTextAlignment(d->prefsWindow->textLabel, WACenter); WMResizeWidget(d->prefsWindow->textLabel, 26, 20); WMMoveWidget(d->prefsWindow->textLabel, 156, 20); WMRealizeWidget(d->prefsWindow->textLabel); WMMapWidget(d->prefsWindow->textLabel); d->prefsWindow->text = WMCreateColorWell(d->prefsWindow->colors); WMSetColorWellColor(d->prefsWindow->text, WMCreateNamedColor(d->screen, d->prefs->text, True)); WMMoveWidget(d->prefsWindow->text, 190, 16); WMRealizeWidget(d->prefsWindow->text); WMMapWidget(d->prefsWindow->text); d->prefsWindow->save = WMCreateButton(d->prefsWindow->window, WBTMomentaryPush); WMSetButtonText(d->prefsWindow->save, "Save"); WMSetButtonAction(d->prefsWindow->save, savePreferences, d); WMMoveWidget(d->prefsWindow->save, 285, 110); WMRealizeWidget(d->prefsWindow->save); WMMapWidget(d->prefsWindow->save); d->prefsWindow->close = WMCreateButton(d->prefsWindow->window, WBTMomentaryPush); WMSetButtonText(d->prefsWindow->close, "Close"); WMSetButtonAction(d->prefsWindow->close, closePreferences, d); WMMoveWidget(d->prefsWindow->close, 353, 110); WMRealizeWidget(d->prefsWindow->close); WMMapWidget(d->prefsWindow->close); } static void refresh(XEvent *event, void *data) { Dockapp *d = (Dockapp *)data; if (WMIsDoubleClick(event) && event->xbutton.button == Button1) updateDockapp(d); if (event->xbutton.button == Button3 && !d->prefsWindowPresent) editPreferences(d); } static void timerHandler(void *data) { Dockapp *d = (Dockapp *)data; d->minutesLeft--; if (d->minutesLeft == 0) { d->minutesLeft = d->prefs->interval; updateDockapp(data); } } int main(int argc, char **argv) { Display *display; Dockapp *dockapp; Preferences *prefs; WMScreen *screen; WMInitializeApplication("wmforecast", &argc, argv); prefs = setPreferences(argc, argv); display = XOpenDisplay(""); screen = WMCreateScreen(display, DefaultScreen(display)); dockapp = newDockapp(screen, prefs, argc, argv); WMCreateEventHandler(WMWidgetView(dockapp->icon), ButtonPressMask, refresh, dockapp); updateDockapp(dockapp); WMAddPersistentTimerHandler(60*1000, /* one minute */ timerHandler, dockapp); WMScreenMainLoop(screen); } wmforecast-0.10/COPYING0000664000175000017500000010451312564341510011567 00000000000000 GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 3, 29 June 2007 Copyright (C) 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc. 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But first, please read . wmforecast-0.10/AUTHORS0000664000175000017500000000004712647020440011577 00000000000000Doug Torrance wmforecast-0.10/wmforecast.10000664000175000017500000000261212675611330012770 00000000000000.TH WMFORECAST "1" "2016-03-26" "0.10" "User Commands" .SH NAME wmforecast \- a weather dockapp for Window Maker using the Yahoo Weather API .SH SYNOPSIS .B wmforecast [\fI\,OPTIONS\/\fR] .SH OPTIONS .TP \fB\-v\fR, \fB\-\-version\fR print the version number .TP \fB\-h\fR, \fB\-\-help\fR print the help screen .HP \fB\-i\fR, \fB\-\-interval\fR number of minutes between refreshes (default 60) .TP \fB\-u\fR, \fB\-\-units\fR whether to use Celsius or Fahrenheit (default f) .TP \fB\-w\fR, \fB\-\-woeid\fR Where on Earth ID (default is 2502265 for Sunnyvale, CA \fB\-\-\fR to find your WOEID, search for your city at http://weather.yahoo.com and look in the URL.) .TP \fB\-z\fR, \fB\-\-zip\fR ZIP code or Location ID (Yahoo has deprecated this option and it is not guaranteed to work) .TP \fB\-b\fR, \fB\-\-background\fR set background color .TP \fB\-t\fR, \fB\-\-text\fR set text color .SH NOTES .IP \[bu] Double click the icon at any time to refresh data. .IP \[bu] Right click the icon to edit your preferences in a GUI. .IP \[bu] Preferences may be manually configured in GNUSTEP_USER_ROOT/Defaults/wmforecast (usually ~/GNUstep/Defaults/wmforecast). 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