Bill --
> You may have this correct already but when setting a split Tx frequency
> the following sequence or an equivalent is necessary:
>
> if (m_monitoring || m_transmitting) {
> if (m_config.transceiver_online ()) {
> if (m_config.split_mode ()) {
> // All conditions are met, reset the transceiver dial frequency:
> Q_EMIT m_config.transceiver_tx_frequency (desired_frequency);
> }
> }
> }
>
> otherwise an attempt to set split when it has been disabled may occur. I
> assume that also means that you cannot enable the whole QSY from calling
> frequency to working frequency facility unless
> Configuration::split_mode() returns true. Of course "Fake" split mode is
> Ok too but again the user must have configured it. The above checks
> cover that.
Hmmm, then I'm not sure that I have this exactly right, yet. One issue
(probably not very important, but it slows down my testing with a
non-shack computer) is that if I require Configuration::split_mode() to
return true, I can't test using Rig=None, the default Hamlib radio. If
I leave out the
if (m_config.split_mode ()) {
...
}
test, it works OK also with Rig=None.
Does this make sense?
-- Joe
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