Re: "other" tag

El 07/09/2015 07:43, "Robert C. Helling" escribió: > > From the code, it seems to me that these can be combined: A drift dive in a river with a camera where I take photos of a wreck. And the dive is also other. > > In any case, I would rather have no tag for a dive than

Re: "other" tag

s tag, and I never used it in the 10 > years I've been using datatrak, please note that importing is a kind of > forensic task; in the sense that the tag was set some time ago by a user > who knows (or better, knew) its meaning. Leaving the code "as is" now, > will only affect thos

Re: "other" tag

better, knew) its meaning. Leaving the code "as is" now, will only affect those users who set the "other" tag in the past, while using Datatrak. It'll go unnoticed for users who didn't make use of it and (like me), even those who used it in the past will probably never use it again, a

Re: "other" tag

Salvador, > On 07 Sep 2015, at 07:10, Salvador Cuñat > wrote: > > This is the meaning of the bit in datatrak software. It stands for any > activity not included in previous definitions. > It isn't of great use, off course, but if

"other" tag

Hi, while working on the German translation, I came across the string „other“, which appears in the following code segment in datatrak.c: if (byte[0] != 0) taglist_add_tag(_dive->tag_list, strdup(QT_TRANSLATE_NOOP("gettextFromC", "wreck"))); if (byte[1] != 0)

Re: "other" tag

Hi Robert. El 07/09/2015 00:23, "Robert C. Helling" escribió: > > if (byte[4] != 0) > taglist_add_tag(_dive->tag_list, strdup(QT_TRANSLATE_NOOP("gettextFromC", "other"))); > > > > > Does this mean, if byte[4] is non-zero, the dive gets a tag that reads