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Sweet, you have a temperature sensor. You're the first person that I have found who has one. Does your phone have a humidity sensor too?
yes, and light sensor.
On Fri, Dec 19, 2014 at 11:13 AM, Bobby Donald notifications@github.com wrote:
Sweet, you have a temperature sensor. You're the first person that I have found who has won. Does your phone have a humidity sensor too?
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so, it's better without the K, but still not fixed:
Would you please round the readings to 1 decimal place; e.g., 43.9 F? BTW that's wrong, I'm inside and it's not that cold.
But rounding will fix the display wrap and also is better, because there's no way the reading is actually accurate to 10 decimal places.
Wait a minute, 44 deg F != 24 deg C. It is more like 24 deg C in here -- that is actually correct.
Please check your formulas, round to one decimal, and use that rounded value as the thing that gets uploaded.
Also, see if you can display it like this:
72.1 ºF 44.1 ºC
Using the actual degree symbol.
tempF.setText("F: "+ (event.values[0] * 1.8) + 32); //This is what I had (event.values[0] is Celcius) tempF.setText("F: "+ ((event.values[0] * 1.8) + 32)); //parentheses matter :)
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