Re: [Tlf-devel] Issues with contest scoring w/git code, OK w/1.2.4.5 version in opensuse

2019-07-02 Thread Thomas Beierlein
Hi Adam,


Am Tue, 02 Jul 2019 16:59:49 -0700
schrieb Adam Clark :

> Hi all,
> 
> When exporting my Canada Day log to cabrillo, I noticed that tlf
> wasn't paying much attention to multipliers - one on each band
> instead of the correct counts.  This was with the git version of tlf.
> 
thanks for the bug report. It is really helpful to get feedback from
TLF users. We will look into it. 

> When I loaded up the old stable, the multipliers seemed fine and the
> score seemed fine.

You mean the 1.2.4 version?

Other distros have 1.3.2 stable in meantime.
> 
> I'm attaching (hopefully all of) the relevant files - "canadaday" is
> actually in a subfolder "rules/" so, "rules/canadaday".  
> 
> I can provide further information if anyone wants screenshots of what
> each version of tlf looks like with this data.
> 
Thanks. But I hope that the given information is enough. 

73, de Tom DL1JBE.




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[Tlf-devel] Issues with contest scoring w/git code, OK w/1.2.4.5 version in opensuse

2019-07-02 Thread Adam Clark
Hi all,

When exporting my Canada Day log to cabrillo, I noticed that tlf wasn't paying 
much attention to multipliers - one on each band instead of the correct 
counts.  This was with the git version of tlf.

When I loaded up the old stable, the multipliers seemed fine and the score 
seemed fine.

I'm attaching (hopefully all of) the relevant files - "canadaday" is actually 
in a subfolder "rules/" so, "rules/canadaday".  

I can provide further information if anyone wants screenshots of what each 
version of tlf looks like with this data.

Thanks,
73,
Adam
 40SSB 01-Jul-19 04:47 0001  KA6BIM 59   59   162   ab   2   7141.0
 80SSB 01-Jul-19 04:53 0002  VE7RAC 59   59   BCab  20   3775.0
 80SSB 01-Jul-19 04:54 0003  VE7BC  59   59   BC10   3790.0
 80SSB 01-Jul-19 04:58 0004  VE5MX  59   59   SK10   3757.0
 80SSB 01-Jul-19 04:59 0005  VE7SCC 59   59   BC10   3765.0
 40SSB 01-Jul-19 05:02 0006  VE3MIS 59   59   ON10   7150.9
 20SSB 01-Jul-19 16:00 0007  VE4BAE 59   59   MBab  10  14151.0
 20SSB 01-Jul-19 16:03 0008  VE3MIS 59   59   ON10  14188.0
 20SSB 01-Jul-19 16:05 0009  VE4VT  59   59   MB10  14238.0
 20SSB 01-Jul-19 16:13 0010  W3LL   59   59   4872  14176.0
 20SSB 01-Jul-19 16:13 0011  VE3KZ  59   59   ON10  14170.0
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 40SSB 01-Jul-19 17:38 0013  VE6KD  59   59   BC10   7160.0
 15SSB 01-Jul-19 17:47 0014  N8OO   59   59   976   ab   2  21242.1
 20SSB 01-Jul-19 21:38 0015  VE5FX  59   59   SK10  14183.6
 20SSB 01-Jul-19 21:40 0016  N4PN   59   59   8982  14220.5
 20SSB 01-Jul-19 21:42 0017  W6AFA  59   59   1512  14225.8
 20SSB 01-Jul-19 21:44 0018  K6SRZ  59   59   6362  14244.0
 20SSB 01-Jul-19 21:51 0019  VX4WARC59   59   MB10  14197.0
 20SSB 01-Jul-19 21:56 0020  VA2QR  59   59   QC10  14204.0
 20SSB 01-Jul-19 22:01 0021  VE5MX  59   59   SK10  14215.0
 20SSB 01-Jul-19 22:22 0022  K3ZO   59   59   3522  14171.2
 20SSB 01-Jul-19 22:24 0023  N1UR   59   59   26 2  14196.0
 20SSB 01-Jul-19 22:25 0024  VA2RAC 59   59   QC20  14205.1
 20SSB 01-Jul-19 22:26 0025  N8OO   59   59   1224   2  14212.0
 20SSB 01-Jul-19 22:51 0026  VE3DC  59   59   ON10  14221.0
 20SSB 01-Jul-19 23:24 0027  VO2RAC 59   59   NL20  14167.4
 40SSB 01-Jul-19 23:33 0028  VE7AFZ 59   59   BC10   7171.0
 40SSB 01-Jul-19 23:39 0029  VA6DJ  59   59   AB10   7171.0
 40SSB 01-Jul-19 23:49 0030  VE7RAC 59   59   BC20   7190.0
RULES=canadaday
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EDITOR=vi
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CALL=VA7AQD
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#ADDNODE=10.0.0.115
#ADDNODE=192.168.1.2
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Re: [Tlf-devel] Entry issues & key issues

2019-07-02 Thread Adam Clark
Hi Thomas,

That's very interesting - and this past weekend I was working the RAC Canada 
Day contest a bit (and I likely have some questions soon about how to build an 
appropriate rules file as well) and I didn't experience the same behaviour.

However, I hope that the tab vs. enter bit is treated like an issue that 
requires resolution.  I don't believe it shouldn't matter how one gets to the 
exchange field - if I've put in an exchange and hit enter, I want to log the 
QSO, and it shouldn't matter how I wound up getting to the exchange field in 
the first place.  Can you imagine if a GUI treated you differently depending 
on whether you clicked on a text entry field vs tabbed in to it vs. hit enter 
to get to it, and then refused to enter the data (or cleared it out) when you 
went to click OK?  heh.

Thanks and 73,
Adam

On Monday, July 1, 2019 11:28:25 AM PDT Thomas Beierlein wrote:
> Hi Adam and Zoli,
> 
> maybe I can add some additional information related to the exchange
> problem.
> 
> Adam as Zoli told you the normal sequence is just to press ENTER after
> entering the call and again after the exchange. TAB is mostly to allow
> you to come back to the call input field from the exchange field for
> corrections.
> 
> Normally in your input sequence (TAB and then ENTER) the exchange is
> kept intact but you have to press ENTER twice.
> 
> ARRLFD is a little bit special here. It sets the RECALL_MULTS keyword
> automatically and tries to find an already known exchange from having
> worked the station on other band or from an INITIAL_EXCHANGE file to
> fill it in.
> 
> If TLF has no information about the exchange field it clears the
> exchange field and that is what you can observe.
> 
> So best would be to always use the ENTER key to switch to the next
> state of the QSO.
> 
> As a sidenote: Maybe we should rethink the behaviour of the
> RECALL_MULTS and it should only pick up old exchange if the comment
> field is empty.
> 
> 73, de Tom DL1JBE
> 
> Am Sun, 30 Jun 2019 08:48:12 -0700 schrieb Adam Clark :
> > Hi Zoli,
> > 
> > Upon further testing, if I use the following sequence:
> > 
> > - input call
> > - Hit Tab to move the cursor to the exchange field
> > - Input exchange
> > - Hit Enter
> > 
> > The exchange is erased and upon re-entering the exchange and pressing
> > Enter, it is logged.
> > 
> > If, I use Enter to move from the call sign entry to the exchange
> > fields, pressing Enter in the exchange field is logging on the first
> > try.
> > 
> > I have attached my logcfg.dat and arrlfd as requested, too.
> > 
> > Thanks!
> > 73,
> > Adam
> > 
> > On Saturday, June 29, 2019 9:56:20 AM PDT Csahok Zoltan wrote:
> > > Hi Adam,
> > > 
> > > Thanks for the update. I also tried it with Konsole (v18.04.0, KDE
> > > 5.54) and the cursor keys worked.
> > > 
> > > For the FD issue: is this the sequence that you use?
> > > - input call
> > > - Enter << cursor moves to exchange field
> > > - input exchange
> > > - Enter << here your exchange gets erased, QSO is not logged
> > > 
> > > Maybe send me your logcfg.dat and rules file, as with my setup it
> > > works and I beleive I don't nothing special.
> > > 
> > > 73,
> > > Zoli
> > > 
> > > On Fri, Jun 28, 2019 at 03:45:54PM -0700, Adam Clark wrote:
> > > > Hi again Zoli,
> > > > 
> > > > Just thought I'd let you know that I tested with the git version
> > > > of tlf, and adding some test entries (still using the field day
> > > > setup/config), I have to re-enter the exchange each time.
> > > > 
> > > > However, cursor keys work, so that's a bonus!
> > > > 
> > > > 73,
> > > > Adam




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Re: [Tlf-devel] Entry issues & key issues

2019-07-02 Thread Csahok Zoltan
Thanks Tom for the clarification! It's indeed RECALL_MULTS that interferes
when used with Tab instead of Enter. I was able to reproduce it with Adam's
setup, while in my case it worked as I wasn't using this feature.
(and was using the Enter+Enter sequence)

btw while testing I realized that
tlf -f myconfig.dat
doesn't work, only
tlf -fmyconfig.dat
This one needs a fix, too.

73,
Zoli



On Mon, Jul 01, 2019 at 08:28:25PM +0200, Thomas Beierlein wrote:
> Hi Adam and Zoli,
> 
> maybe I can add some additional information related to the exchange
> problem.
> 
> Adam as Zoli told you the normal sequence is just to press ENTER after
> entering the call and again after the exchange. TAB is mostly to allow
> you to come back to the call input field from the exchange field for
> corrections.
> 
> Normally in your input sequence (TAB and then ENTER) the exchange is
> kept intact but you have to press ENTER twice.
> 
> ARRLFD is a little bit special here. It sets the RECALL_MULTS keyword
> automatically and tries to find an already known exchange from having
> worked the station on other band or from an INITIAL_EXCHANGE file to
> fill it in.
> 
> If TLF has no information about the exchange field it clears the
> exchange field and that is what you can observe.
> 
> So best would be to always use the ENTER key to switch to the next
> state of the QSO. 
> 
> As a sidenote: Maybe we should rethink the behaviour of the
> RECALL_MULTS and it should only pick up old exchange if the comment
> field is empty. 
> 
> 73, de Tom DL1JBE
> 
> 

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