Strength int to bar conversion
Carsten Haitzler (The Rasterman)
raster at rasterman.com
Mon Jan 5 23:16:17 CET 2009
On Mon, 05 Jan 2009 15:31:21 +0100 Michele Renda <michele.renda at gmail.com>
babbled:
> Hello to all...
>
> Here for you another question:
>
> From fso-framework, I receive the signal strenght as a int 0 <= i <= 100.
> If I want to present this value as well know "vertical green bar" (4
> bar) how according you is better to transform i to bar?
>
> I am currently using this:
>
> if strength >=90:
> bar = 4
> elif strength >=80:
> bar = 3
> elif strength >=50:
> bar = 2
> elif strength >=10:
> bar = 1
> else:
> bar = 0
>
> But I am not sure if the values I choose were good. There is a standard?
why take something with high accuracy and make it nice an inaccurate by
reducing its resolution to basically 5 levels? other than being able to say "i
only get 2 bars here!" just display it with all the pixels you have available.
add something for those who must get a numeric quantifier when you click on it
or something (for full signal/network etc. info).
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