WetArexxScripts 1.0

Short:        Various Arexx scripts for WET
Author:       Nate Webb (watertonian@gmail.com)
Uploader:     Nate Webb (watertonian gmail com)
Type:         util/rexx
Version:      1.0
Requires:     WET, OS3.9 or >, Arexx (required):  YAM, Wookiechat (Optional)
Architecture: generic

These are just some AREXX scripts I came up with to enhance how I use WET. Basically
its just one script, then modified for various proggys. It takes most of the weather
info. from WET, converts it, and sends it to whatever output the script was written for.
It uses this format (I preformatted a string, and just copied the script for various apps,
re-using that string):

Overcast : -7.00 C, 19.40 F
Winds : South-west 9.21 MPH, 14.82 KPH, 8.00 Knots
Monroe, Monroe Municipal Airport (KEFT), United States


weatherreq.rexx
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This puts all the weather information in an ASL requester when invoked. I used the
"C:requestchoice" command for this, this way reqattack can modify the requester and
 make it look nicer then rexxreqtools can. (Look at the weatherreq.png file included)

addweathertomenu.rexx
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This puts a reference to weatherreq.rexx in the tools menu, works well in wbstartup.
Assumes weatherreq.rexx is in s: , though this is easily modified if you like your
scripts elsewhere.

weather.rexx
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Puts the weather information to the console via Say command. I have "rx s:weather.rexx"
in my shell-startup, so I can read it every time I open a new shell, for example.

weathersig.rexx
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Takes WET information, and puts it into the current YAM e-mail being edited. I put
this in yam:rexx, and set the config/scripts options so it invokes when a new message
is composed, appending the information to my .signature file.

wookieweather.rexx
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Takes the WET information and dumps it into Wookiechat's current window (including a
server tab, if you're in one) If you put it in your wookiechat/arexx_scripts/ drawer,
in theory it should launch from the menu, but I've not gotten this to work yet. I
recall WookieChats author saying there was some kind of quirk about it.