Re: [wsjt-devel] r7781 Observations

[iain macdonnell - N6ML]

On Thu, Jul 6, 2017 at 3:05 PM, Bill Somerville  wrote:
> On 06/07/2017 22:45, Rick wrote:
>>
>> Sidebar question ... while building the latest revision is a matter of
>> updating the svn (push button, computer does all the rest), is there a way
>> to select an earlier release for compilation? I'm using r7781, and probably
>> should have updated to r7782 last evening. Well, that window is closed, as
>> it's no longer the latest release. I'm assuming there is a switch available
>> to specify the correct release, if not the newest, but I can't seem to
>> locate it).
>
>
> HI Rick,
>
> sure you can. If the JTSDK doesn't directly support it, although I think it
> does, you can always achieve that from the command line with the svn
> command:
>
> $ svn update -r 

That works in JTSDK-QT, after doing "cd C:\JTSDK\src\wsjtx"... then do
"build-wsjtx ..." and decline the offer to "Update from SVN Before
Building?"

73,

~iain / N6ML

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Re: [wsjt-devel] r7781 Observations

[Bill Somerville]

On 06/07/2017 22:45, Rick wrote:

GUI Observations:

Switching configurations does not reset to the appropriate frequency 
if you edit the frequency/mode table. If you reset to the defaults, 
you can switch back and forth, and the radio will follow, however if 
you edit any entry (I changed JT-65 from 50.310 to 50.276) selecting 
the configuration for JT-65 leaves the rig set on the previous frequency.


I run two monitors, and keep a lot of the WSJT-X stuff on the right 
monitor. I have the Log QSO pop-up window set to show on the left 
screen. I have to open any programs I wish to run in the left window, 
and then start WSJT-X in order for the Log QSO screen to show on top. 
It will not pop up on top of any screens opened after WSJT-X. Not sure 
this is a windows 7 issue (64-bit) or something that can be forced. I 
probably should move the Log QSO screen on top of the wide graph as a 
quick fix. 


Hi Rick,

the settings options "Settings->General->Monitor off at startup" and 
"Monitor returns to last used frequency" control the behaviour at 
startup. Switching configurations is exactly equivalent to starting up 
the application when the destination configuration is the last used 
configuration.


The "Log QSO" window is not modal, that is necessary because you may 
want to complete the QSO using the main window before completing the 
logging operation. It should come to the top if you give keyboard focus 
to the WSJT-X main window.


73
Bill
G4WJS.


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Re: [wsjt-devel] r7781 Observations

[Bill Somerville]

On 06/07/2017 22:45, Rick wrote:
Sidebar question ... while building the latest revision is a matter of 
updating the svn (push button, computer does all the rest), is there a 
way to select an earlier release for compilation? I'm using r7781, and 
probably should have updated to r7782 last evening. Well, that window 
is closed, as it's no longer the latest release. I'm assuming there is 
a switch available to specify the correct release, if not the newest, 
but I can't seem to locate it). 


HI Rick,

sure you can. If the JTSDK doesn't directly support it, although I think 
it does, you can always achieve that from the command line with the svn 
command:


$ svn update -r 

where   is the revision you want your source workspace to be at.

73
Bill
G4WJS.


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