Il sabato 26 dicembre 2009 22:50:58 hai scritto: > We are controlling the transceiver from the external application. > Fldigi sends it's requests to that application and also displays the > values for frequency, transceiver mode and bandwidth. Both Rick's > logger32 (Windows) and my flrig (Linux/Windows) are using the following > xmlrpc commands (the ones in bold):
humble ??? so the other applications (Logger32) acts as an XML server, is it ? The advantage I have with DBLog asking Fldigi is that only Fldigi knows which is the real TX/RX frequency which depends both on radio VFO and from "QSY" of the digimode. So my DBLog shows, logs and spots the real frequency used by the digi-modem without having to do any computation. The drawback is that DBLog has to do continuous polling and mixing frequency polls to other requests is really difficult. DBLog normally is stateless ...it is event-driven. To make it to remember states is difficult and not reliable. As we were talking in a previous mail, the best would be that fldigi replies to commands giving also the information about what the returned vale is. This will make the interaction very solid, simple and easier to modify for adding new features.. Thanks Dave for the help Pino ZP4KFX -- Key ID: 0xF6768208 Key fingerprint = B16D 0A7C 5B29 A334 CE6A 71F6 EAF8 3D88 F676 8208 Key server: hkp://wwwkeys.eu.pgp.net _______________________________________________ fldigi-alpha mailing list [email protected] https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/fldigi-alpha
