Per this StackOverflow question, the rainy umbrella causes terminal to behave weirdly when going past the end of the line due to it actually requiring two characters in Unicode.

Need to remove the rainy umbrella and replace with normal umbrella, as well as investigate if the other characters do this as well.

Finally, should replace the characters with escaped sequences in the code.

Got this error when trying to invoke the script like this:

./bashweather.sh -l "London, UK"

The space character between the comma and UK seems to be the culprit here.

No matter what city I try, I can't seem to get WEATHERCHAR set to anything other than the default. For reference, the response for "London,UK" today is:

{"coord":{"lon":-0.13,"lat":51.51},"sys":{"type":1,"id":5091,"message":0.5896,"country":"GB","sunrise":1417160409,"sunset":1417190223},"weather":[{"id":721,"main":"Haze","description":"haze","icon":"50d"}],"base":"cmc stations","main":{"temp":284.35,"pressure":1003,"humidity":81,"temp_min":283.15,"temp_max":285.15},"wind":{"speed":5.7,"deg":80},"clouds":{"all":0},"dt":1417190071,"id":2643743,"name":"London","cod":200}

I tried debugging a bit, but gave up after I realised that I don't know quite how you interpret the OpenWeatherMap API responses (and I don't have the inclination to read it now :-) )

Per title, rather than RunLocateMe as default.

Hy Everyone,
I'm trying to add this to a script I'm building to control the weather in my region and add to database.

After download the file I've created a file but I cannot see the data.

Here is my file:

!/bin/bash

/var/www/scripts/BashWeather.sh -l "London,UK"
myvars=$WEATHERCHAR
echo $myvars

Can someone help me?

Thank You
Raffaele Colleo