Google tcl it works for mac win or linux and will do what you wanr.
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Excellent suggestions. For the K3, we have an even easier solution to start
playing with rig commands and their effects.
We use the Elecraft K3 Utility all the time for updating the K3, but clicking
on the Command Tester / K3 Macros tab will
give most of us an excellent platform for playing
Sorry to be negative, everyone. I need to take my own advice and be helpful.
I recommend starting with the rigcontrol package, written in Python. It is OK
if you don’t know Python. This code is very straightforward, so you don’t need
use any fancy Python features.
It comes with a number of
Sometime soon I mean to program my K3's Pig Knob to do what I'd like, rather
than the factory defaults. If someone who is adept with using ASCII on the K3
is willing to help, I would appreciate meeting you off-list.
Requirements - the patience to put up with someone (me) who knows niente about
I am pretty sure that the question about ASCII programming was about the ASCII
protocol to Elecraft rigs. That truly is ASCII, complete with control
characters.
And yes, I know about Unicode and UTF-8. I was doing multibyte character set
programming before Unicode.
I’ve done some Elecraft
ASCII? That is a character set that is a subset of Unicode, which is now used
on all modern computers. It isn’t something you program with, it simply
represents characters. On the Mac we do not use ASCII coded characters, but
rather Unicode characters, usually coded in UTF-8.
What is it that
ASCII...
Well, the UTF-8 character set is indeed designed to be backward compatible with
ASCII but it is far more than that -- and even these days many programmers do
have trouble with UTF-8. Why? Because UTF-8 is a multi-byte, variable length
character encoding system. Sure, the backward
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