Ed wrote:
On 07/14/2010 11:52 AM, w1hkj wrote:
http://www.w1hkj.com/alpha/fldigi-flarq/
Version 3.21.0AI
Author: Fer Maresca, LU2DFM <[email protected]>
<LOG> change
Added new logging macro tag <LNW> (Log NoW), which places
the code pair "^L" into the transmit stream. QSO logging
takes place when that pair occurs in the transmit sequence.
This guarantees that the time of log will concur with the
^L occurrence.
Changed tag parsing to always place <RX> (^r) as last control
tag in the expanded text that is placed into the Tx buffer.
73, Dave
W1HKJ
Built in Debian with no errors.
I want to make sure how all of this works now. The <LOG> tag is
unchanged, so I can have a macro with just the tag in it. Or I can
still use it in say my SK macro as before.
But THE <LNW> tag only works if it is in the tx stream, as I found
when I tested it.
correct
But I still do not understand why the new tag, when as far as I can
tell it works exactly the same as the <LOG> does.
no it is different.
<LOG> executes the save to logbook when the function key is pressed.
<LNW> executes the save to logbook when the "^L" is encountered in
transmit stream.
The two can differ by a minute (or perhaps more) when you are
transmitting in a very slow baud rate modem, and you have a lot of
transmit buffer text preceding the "^L".
Dave
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