Touch up a few comments (typos, extraneous, etc.)

diff --git a/infoex-autowx.py b/infoex-autowx.py
index e4befadd20e8206f1ceb8d216a8c989eac657545..598f24cd765d300b8d49f3e2b1884ebca63e8a41 100755 (executable)
--- a/infoex-autowx.py
+++ b/infoex-autowx.py
@@ -180,7 +180,7 @@ except ValueError as exc:
 #
 # Also note that the current Auto Wx InfoEx documentation shows these
 # keys in a graphical table with the "index" beginning at 1, but here we
 #
 # Also note that the current Auto Wx InfoEx documentation shows these
 # keys in a graphical table with the "index" beginning at 1, but here we

-# are sanely indexing beginning at 0.
+# sanely index beginning at 0.

 fmap = {}                           ; final_data     = [None] * 29
 fmap['Location UUID'] = 0           ; final_data[0]  = infoex['location_uuid']
 fmap['obDate'] = 1                  ; final_data[1]  = None
 fmap = {}                           ; final_data     = [None] * 29
 fmap['Location UUID'] = 0           ; final_data[0]  = infoex['location_uuid']
 fmap['obDate'] = 1                  ; final_data[1]  = None


@@ -323,9 +323,9 @@ elif data['provider'] == 'mesowest':
         # sort and isolate the most recent, see note above in NRCS for how and
         # why this is done
         #
         # sort and isolate the most recent, see note above in NRCS for how and
         # why this is done
         #

-        # NOTE: Unlike in the NRCS case, the MesoWest API respones contains all
+        # NOTE: Unlike in the NRCS case, the MesoWest API response contains all

         #       data (whereas with NRCS, we have to make a separate request for
         #       data (whereas with NRCS, we have to make a separate request for

-        #       each element we want. This is nice for network efficiency but
+        #       each element we want). This is nice for network efficiency but

         #       it means we have to handle this part differently for each.
         #
         # NOTE: Also unlike NRCS, MesoWest provides more granular data; NRCS
         #       it means we have to handle this part differently for each.
         #
         # NOTE: Also unlike NRCS, MesoWest provides more granular data; NRCS


@@ -363,7 +363,7 @@ for elementCd in infoex['wx_data']:
     #           any possible elementCds we may want are any other data
     #           type than float.
     #
     #           any possible elementCds we may want are any other data
     #           type than float.
     #

-    #           Another possibility is to query the API  with
+    #           Another possibility is to query the API with

     #           getStationElements and temporarily store the
     #           storedUnitCd. But that's pretty network-intensive and
     #           may not even be worth it if there's only e.g. one or two
     #           getStationElements and temporarily store the
     #           storedUnitCd. But that's pretty network-intensive and
     #           may not even be worth it if there's only e.g. one or two


@@ -381,7 +381,6 @@ with open(infoex['csv_filename'], 'w') as f:
     f.close()
 
 if not options.dry_run:
     f.close()
 
 if not options.dry_run:

-    # not a dry run

     with open(infoex['csv_filename'], 'rb') as f:
         log.debug("uploading FTP file '%s'" % (infoex['host']))
         ftp = FTP(infoex['host'], infoex['uuid'], infoex['api_key'])
     with open(infoex['csv_filename'], 'rb') as f:
         log.debug("uploading FTP file '%s'" % (infoex['host']))
         ftp = FTP(infoex['host'], infoex['uuid'], infoex['api_key'])