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* Cumulus tracks the highs and lows in weather observations by comparing read values against those it has stored in [[Today.ini]], updating that file as required. {{Version badge 1}}The original Cumulus software reads the contents of '''dayfile.txt''' for many of the display and edit menu options that can be selected from the main Cumulus 1 screen. As the file is read each time you select to display a period, or update for a new period, you will see the results of any edit of dayfile.txt, whether with in-built editor or an external editor. Both Cumulus 1 and MX have ways to edit '''dayfile.txt''' while Cumulus is running. Please see [[Correcting Extremes]] page for more information. Cumulus 2 does not even allow you to view this log file. [[File:Badge vMx.png]]▼ '''Cumulus MX v3.0.0 (checked at build 3043) does not provide an editor'''▼ ▲[[File:Badge vMx.png]] '''Cumulus MX Version 3.4.5 - Build 3069 onwards provides an editor'''▼ ▲'''Cumulus MX v3beta version 3.0.0 (checked at build 3043) does not provide an editor''' ▲'''Cumulus MX Version 3.4.5 - Build 3069 onwards provides an editor''' From MX release 3.9.2 - b3097 historic charts are added to admin interface If you use the in-built editor to update dayfile.txt, your change will be reflected in the historic graphs *If you edit dayfile.txt outside Cumulus MX, historic graphs will not be updated until Cumulus MX is restarted == When Cumulus processes the end of the (meteorological) day ==

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