I've been thinking about this, and have possibly a better idea...
How about making the click on a line of decoded text a macro function.
For instance, enable an "on-click, execute the following macro commands"
- Thus it becomes user tailorable (especially if the RIGMODE and RIGFLTR
commands are implemented). So, I could click on a line of decoded text
and build a macro to have it go to the sweet spot and turn on a
particular rig mode and filter width. Sweet in more ways than one!
73,
-Joe-
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Subject: Idea for Browser Feature
From: Joseph A. Counsil <[email protected]>
To: FLDigi Alpha <[email protected]>
Date: 1/7/2011 19:36
Greetings,
I'm working the PSKFest contest this evening, and just thought of a
feature that would be nice (for me anyway). In the browser, when I
click on a line of decoded text, it would be nice to enable a feature
that would simultaneously tune to that frequency and perform the QSY
function (shove the cursor to the sweet spot on the waterfall). I
would also like the option to have it go to the narrow filter ("Dig"
mode on my FT-100D) - but realize that may be asking too much since
the similar feature will be different for different radios.
I'm just trying to think of ways to optimize & streamline operation
for quick operations like in contests.
Opinions anyone?
73,
-Joe-
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