On Mon, Jun 09, 2014 at 11:24:41PM +0200, roberto forini wrote: > 1) still unable to set a location point on the world map
I can do so and can do so in many different scenarios I try. Please file a detailed bug report with the steps to recreate what you are seeing. > 2) planning a dive i'm able to have a gaschange event using ox at more than > 6 meters. No warnings about GAS MOD are displayed at all. I know that this > planning was made for experienced divers... but i think that a warning wont > kill anybody. A color change in the dive background it is enough to warn... > :-) easy. A red background will warn you that you did a bullshit. It is up > to you to find it :-D That surprises me. You should get a warning for that. It's not very IN YOUR FACE and maybe we should do the whole "paint the dive red" thing, but here's what I see if I switch to 100% O₂ too deep (at the end of the dive notes - in the window where we normally have the dive list, but also in the dive notes once you save the plan): Subsurface dive plan based on GFlow = 30 and GFhigh = 70 depth runtime gas 15m 1min EAN31 15m 40min 6m 41min EAN100 0m 48min Gas consumption: 1991ℓ of EAN31 173ℓ of EAN100 Warning: high pO2 value 2.50 at 1:00 with gas EAN100 at depth 15.0 m So it's there... > 3) plan a dive. add air and 1 deco gas lets say ean50. Then save and close > subsurface. Reopen it and load the divelog. remove the gas change event > into the dive plot and then try to remove the cylinder. It seems to be > removed succesfully but if you save the dive the cylinder will come up > again. Infact the cylinder info remain into the xml file. Yep, I can reproduce this. Again, filing a bug for this would be really useful. > 4) plan a dive. use only air on 15 liters cylinder. save the planned dive > and then try to change the start pressure and end pressure. Both pressures > will be saved into the cylinder list but the plot will not shows the new > values. Yes, because we create cylinder pressures in the samples, and those override what is provided in the equipment table. A planned dive really isn't a "normal" dive. One could argue that the semantics are wrong and that you should be able to overrule what is in the samples. Or that we shouldn't be adding the calculated cylinder pressures to the samples (I guess I might even agree to that argument). Let me think about this some more. Again, a bug report for this one would be useful so it doesn't get lost. > 5) SAC info seems correctely displayed even if i'm still trying to > understand if value are correct. Good ;-) > Dirk just solved and pushed a fix for the html manual issue (not displayed > in the window) That one took me way too much trial and error :-( > 7) the menu file doesn't show last divelog opened (cronology) anymore. It > does only after you open one divelog. Can you explain more here? I don't think I understand what you are telling us :-/ > i will try to set an account in bugtrace very soon. sorry... it is very > easy for me > write an email actually. Anyway i dont need actually a step by step answer. > Just read this email and check if you have the same behaviour and find a > solution if possibile. Didn't read this until everything else was written. Bug reports and feedback like this are extremely valuable. I usually ask people to ALSO report the issues in trac, simply because that makes it easy for us to track that we address all the things that our testers find. But worst case I can add the tickets myself (I tend to do that if I see things reported repeatedly in email). Thanks for your help! /D _______________________________________________ subsurface mailing list [email protected] http://lists.hohndel.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/subsurface
