Hi Drew, On Thu, Aug 01, 2019 at 02:42:23PM +0000, Drew Arnett wrote: > Thanks for digging in, Ervin. > > I will look at that pull request. Another difference in my case is > that I'm using my pywinkeyerdaemon with a K1EL (www.hamcrafters.com) > 'WinKeyer USB'. https://github.com/drewarnett/pywinkeyerdaemon (One > diff though, as I need to update it for the later python-serial lib; > timeout is now set by attribute, not method. I also need to publish a > python3 version!)
I don't think that this could be the problem. > Interrupting auto_cq to respond would involve > sending a message to NETKEYER/cwdaemon. but this is an important thing - I just started to review your first e-mail, and try to eplore the relevant parts of the code. You wrote in your first mail: "Start auto CQ which works fine. As soon as I start typing in a callsign, the auto CQ stops and the "AUTO_CQ" marker in the upper left corner changes to "S&P". (Is this a clue?) I type in his callsign and hit enter in the callsign box. TLF sends mycall." So, I interpret that when you typed the other station CALL, then Tlf switched to another mode (CQ -> S_P), and _this_ is why after the ENTER it sent _your_ call, not the other station call. I mean the reason can't be the NETKEYER, it occures by the type, _before_ the netkeyer code starts to send the message. I found this part, which would be relevant: https://github.com/Tlf/tlf/blob/tlf-1.3.2/src/callinput.c#L263 (note, that this is not the current master state, it's the 1.3.2, this file had modified meanwhile; but the 1.3.2 is what in Debian) Based on the code, I just can think about your keyboard layout, or some terminal settings - eg. you're using some strange TERM environment, which grab the '+' in every key pressing... So now I'ld try to check the terminal settings, eg: export TERM=linux or export TERM=xterm and start Tlf, check the issue. Hope that we can solve your issue soon :). Another note to Thomas/Zoli HA5CQZ: do you know about this line? https://github.com/Tlf/tlf/blob/tlf-1.3.2/src/callinput.c#L648 if (atoi(hiscall) < 1800) { this will always 0, and less than 1800 - or em I wrong? :) 73, Ervin HA2OS _______________________________________________ Tlf-devel mailing list Tlf-devel@nongnu.org https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/tlf-devel
