Weather.getHourlyForecast() works but Weather.getHourlyForecast()[1] does not

Hello. I want to check forecast in next two hours. So I verify if Weather.getHourlyForecast() is not null and because it is not, I proceed, Then I found I am getting error when trying to get value from Weather.getHourlyForecast()[1] - I get Array out of bounds error. It only happens sometimes when internet connection is not good.

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jim_m_58 over 3 years ago +1

Understand that it may only have 1 hour of data. So once you have the array, you want to check it's size.

let's say the result of getHourlyForcast is "hourly". get it's size.

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Shent-Aurkhan (SHN) over 3 years ago

Hi,

You should check the size.

var gHF= Weather.getHourlyForecast();

If (gHF ! = null && gHF.size()>1)

jim_m_58 over 3 years ago

Understand that it may only have 1 hour of data. So once you have the array, you want to check it's size.

let's say the result of getHourlyForcast is "hourly". get it's size.

var hSize=hourly.size();

then when getting things from the array, you want to make sure the index is < hSize

for(var i=0;i<hSize;i++) {

// process hourly[i]

}

JayBee over 3 years ago

Thanks I must say the support on this forum is really fast and great. I think I will stick with Garmin watch forever :-)

Yes I have implemented the array size check and I am now waiting if the watch will crash again. I did this (I only need weather forecast in next 60-120 minues):

if ( Weather.getHourlyForecast().size() > 2 ) {

jim_m_58 over 3 years ago in reply to JayBee

if you want 2 hours worth, you probably want to use >=2 and not >2