Hi Nate, ltns, hope you are well.
Am Sat, 2 Jun 2018 09:05:47 -0500 schrieb Nate Bargmann <n...@n0nb.us>: > One of the limitations I have had with Tlf in the past is aliasing a > list of multiplier strings to a single multiplier. To wit, like many > US QSO Parties, the Kansas QSO Party has a different set of > multipliers for in-state and out of state stations. > > For out of state stations the situation is straight forward, the 105 > counties in Kansas which are three characters in length. For in-state > stations, such as myself, it is a bit more complicated as our > multipliers are the other 49 states using the USPS two-letter state > abbreviations and the 14 Canadian provinces, also by a two letter > abbreviation, and DX for the rest of the world. When an in-state > works another in-state we exchange the three letter county > abbreviation, however, only the first exchange counts for Kansas, so > we have a total of 64 multipliers! > > In its current iteration, Tlf treats the three letter county > abbreviations as a new multiplier for each, but this is clearly wrong > per our rules. To provide an accurate log summary I use a custom > Python script to process the log after the event. It would be nice > to have Tlf count the multipliers properly and verify the entered > exchange against the list to avoid typing errors. > > How best can we accomplish this? > We will look into it, but it would be nice to have some more information. Can you please provide us with your logcfg.dat, a sample log with marked errors/problems and maybe your python script as a starter? 73, de Tom DL1JBE -- "Do what is needful!" Ursula LeGuin: Earthsea --
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