I read the news today oh boy (and girl):
If, in the Terminal, you wrote:
curl -4 wttr.in/houstonyou will get the Weather for City: Houston, United States of America !
Replace Houston with the name of the city you want/like/whatever
(My) source for this information is:
Meteo in the Terminal. Fire Google Translate if you do not read French.
Nota: I do not checked to know how to use that in Xojo.
The result is in French because you accessed with a French system.
With an English system, results are in that language.
It should work with CurlMBS in Xojo.
Really ?
Next time, read carefully: the data in the Terminal comes in English (click in the link above and read or try with a French display the results in the Terminal).
Surprised I was
;-
until I checked what language the Terminal displays the meteo.
My source of information
comes from a French site, thus the note about French Translate (for our friends here who do not read French).
No Simone, I am not rude, I only explain
HTMLViewer1.LoadURL("http://wttr.in/houston")or
dim sh As new Shell
sh.Execute("curl -4 wttr.in/houston")
TextArea1.Text = sh.Result
or
HTTPSocket1.requestHeaders.AppendHeader("User-Agent", _ //I need to spoof the agent
"Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_10_5) AppleWebKit/601.1.56 " + _
"(KHTML, like Gecko) Version/9.0 Safari/601.1.56")
HTTPSocket1.Get("http://wttr.in/houston")
//...
Sub PageReceived(url as string, ...., content as string)
TextArea1.Text = content.DefineEncoding(Encodings.UTF8)
End Sub
The HTTPSocket returns the full html. Using the Shell/curl partially processes the html but the resulting text has some “[” tagged format littered throughout. What is that and how does Terminal/Safari understand it?
Obscure, confuse, haphazard, unnecessary, Whatever 
Set to ignore now. Waste of time.
That’s what I Love!