On 11/18/2010 10:23 AM, w1hkj wrote:
Yes they do. I don't think you understand what the function of the
macro tag is.
Set up two macro buttons
clrtx:
"1234<CLRTX>5678"
clr2tx:
"12345<CLR2X>6789"
execute each one and either press the T/R before the execution or
after. The key is that the macro inserts the "^X" or the "^x" into
the transmit text buffer at the position of the tag. Nothing happens
until the transmit cursor reaches that point in the text. It does not
occur at the time of the macro button press.
Dave
I agree this is what it is doing but it doesn't do what I had thought it
would do"
1. put a bunch of spaces in the TX buffer
2. press a macro button with <CLR2X><TX><CALL> DE <MYCALL><RX>
3. RESULT: it still sends the spaces; DESIRED RESULT: it doesn't send
the spaces.
I can see how this may be hard with the macro invocation separate from
the macro interpretation.
I'm not sure this current behavior is useful; we on the list seem to
agree on that point.
Leigh/WA5ZNU
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