On 18/09/2018 17:23, Black Michael via wsjt-devel wrote:
I know compound calls aren't supported in the 2.0 version for the
75-bit messages...but....
If you put a compound call in the DX Call box (like from
double-clicking) and generate std msgs....then remove the compound
from the call and generate again all the TX boxes get changed except
TX 5 which still uses the compound call. That seems like a bug to
me. All msgs should be changed when the DX Call box changes, right?
de Mike W9MDB
Hi Mike,
this is not a clear defect. The Tx5 box can be updated during a QSO if
prefix or suffix information is captured that was not available in
earlier messages of the exchange. WSJT-X would have to make a complex
decision when the user manually removes a prefix or suffix from the DX
Call box as opposed to the DX Call box being updated similarly by
double-clicking or auto sequencing on a decoded message without the
suffix or prefix.
This sort of decision becomes much easier when we drop the old 75-bit
message formats as compound callsign handling is uniform with the new
77-bit messages, although the old logic will still be needed for QSO
modes other then FT8 or MSK144 :(
73
Bill
G4WJS.
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