PS...

I suggest that the example should show:

<QSY:FFFFFF.FFF[:NNNN]>

...to show the full capability of the frequency field.

Also, you re correct that <QSY::NNNN> is the same as <GOFREQ:NNNN>.

However...

Perhaps it would be better to not create a new QSY macro, but instead to just stick with GOFREQ, and if <GOFREQ:NNNN> is used, it's interpreted as audio (same as today), and if <GOFREQ:F.F> is used (detecting presence of a decimal), then that means rig frequency is used.  If <GOFREQ:F.F:NNNN> is used, then both rig frequency and audio frequencies are set, as QSY now does.  One macro, all frequency functions rolled in one, compatible with all existing macros.  No redundancy.  Good?

73,
-Joe-


-------- Original Message  --------
Subject: Re: fldigi-3.21.0BF QSY macro tag
From: Dick <[email protected]>
To: fldigi alpha <[email protected]>
Date: 1/23/2011 17:57
For the user(s) that requested the new QSY:macro tag, please 
post some examples of how it should be used.

I tried it and it seems to do about same thing as the existing QSY 
button.

Dick AA5VU


On Jan 23, 2011, at 5:26 PM, w1hkj wrote:

http://www.w1hkj.com/alpha/fldigi/

OK folks,  no more change requests ... bug reports only :-X

Version 3.21.0BF
      Alpha release

<QSY: macro tag
      Added <QSY:FFF.F[:NNNN]> macro tag
        - FFF.F in kHz
        - NNNN in Hz
        - examples
          <QSY:7035>
          <QSY:14070:1500>
          <QSY:3580.3:1100>
          <QSY::2125>


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