GWeather – 4.0

GWeatherInfo provides a handy way to access weather conditions and forecasts from a GWeatherLocation, aggregating multiple different web services.

A GWeatherLocation represents a “location” of some type known to libgweather; anything from a single weather station to the entire world.

A convenient way to describe the current or forecast weather phenomenon, if significant, and its associated modifier. If the value is not significant, the weather conditions are described by gweather_info_get_sky() instead.

The moon declension, in degrees.

The current phase of the moon, represented as degrees, where 0 is the new moon, 90 is the first quarter, etc.

The current or forecasted significant phenomenon.

An additional modifier applied to a GWeatherConditionPhenomenon to describe the current or forecasted weather conditions.

The measure unit to use for sky visibility values, when retrieved by gweather_info_get_value_visibility().

The size/scope of a particular GWeatherLocation.

The measure unit to use for atmospheric pressure values, when retrieved by gweather_info_get_value_pressure().

The sky and cloud visibility. In general it is discouraged to use this value directly to compute the forecast icon: applications should instead use gweather_info_get_icon_name() or gweather_info_get_symbolic_icon_name().

The measure unit to use for wind speed values, when retrieved by gweather_info_get_value_wind().

The measure unit to use for temperature values, when retrieved by the gweather_info_get_value_temp() family of functions.

The direction of the prevailing wind. Composite values such as north-north-east indicate a direction between the two component value (north and north-east).

Format options to influence the text returned by the gweather_*_to_string_full() functions.

A filter function for locations.