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From: erik quanstrom <quanstro@quanstro.net>
Date: Wed,  5 Oct 2011 02:31:40 -0400
To: 9fans@9fans.net
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Subject: Re: [9fans] radar
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> > I added: LGX Langley Hill WA to lib/stations and LGX 47.109 -124.100
> > (approx) to lib/stationlat
> >
> > There is an interesting read about getting the array going and what it
> > will do for Western Washington here:  http://tx0.org/2uy
>
> i think it's already there.  what you saw was probablly a bug in
> finding the station code.  i had "..." instead of "???".  what was
> that dek quote, "i define unix as 30 definitions of regular expressions
> living under one roof."
>
> (pull radar again.  sorry.)
>
> ; grep ATX /lib/radar/*
> /lib/radar/stationlat:ATX	48.18960544933 -122.4886090504
> /lib/radar/stations:ATX	Everett/Seattle-Tacoma	WA

ack!  misread.  i've pushed out /lib/radar/genlat which automaticly
generates the latitude listings given the station listing to save you
from guessing.

anybody know where a current station listing can be had?  i scraped
mine from a pulldown, but there's got to be an automatic way to do this?

contributions gladly accepted.  the stationlat should be self-updating
like /sys/lib/scsicodes.

- erik