Hi All,

OK, take 2:- here's a new test version:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/4192709/wsjtx-1.4.0-rc3-win32-r4996-genmsg.exe

I would like some testing by someone with a type 1 compound call and 
especially by someone with a type 2 compound call. If you can work each 
other; better still ;)

This includes much better decode highlighting, processing and logging 
for those with compound call signs.

The message generation is coded as below (all messages are default ones 
generated by double clicking decodes).

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Type 1 compound call calls CQ:

CQ KP2/W1AW
                                      W1AW G4WJS IO91
G4WJS W1AW -15
                                       W1AW G4WJS R-10
G4WJS W1AW RRR
                                       W1AW G4WJS 73
G4WJS W1AW 73

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Type 1 compound call answers CQ:

CQ G4WJS IO91
                                         G4WJS KP2/W1AW
W1AW G4WJS -10
                                          G4WJS W1AW R-15
W1AW G4WJS RRR
                                          G4WJS W1AW 73
W1AW G4WJS 73

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Type 2 compound call calls CQ:

CQ TI4/N0URE EK70
                                             N0URE G4WJS IO91
G4WJS N0URE -18
                                             N0URE G4WJS R-20
G4WJS N0URE RRR
                                              N0URE G4WJS 73
DE TI4/N0URE 73

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Type 2 compound call answers CQ:

CQ G4WJS IO91
                                               DE TI4/N0URE EK70
N0URE G4WJS -20
                                               G4WJS N0URE R-18
N0URE G4WJS RRR
                                                DE TI4/N0URE 73
N0URE G4WJS 73

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Type 1 compound call works another type 1 compound call:

CQ KP2/W1AW
                                                  W1AW VE/G4WJS
G4WJS W1AW -06
                                                  W1AW G4WJS R-07
G4WJS W1AW RRR
                                                  W1AW G4WJS 73
G4WJS W1AW 73

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Type 2 compound call works another type 2 compound call:

CQ TI4/N0URE EK70
                                                   DE T6/G4WJS MM44
G4WJS N0URE -13
                                                   N0URE G4WJS R -11
G4WJS N0URE RRR
                                                   DE T6/G4WJS 73
DE TI4/N0URE 73

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Type 1 compound call worked by type 2 compound call:

CQ KP2/W1AW
                                                    DE TI4/N0URE EK70
N0URE W1AW +03
                                                    W1AW N0URE R+06
N0URE W1AW RRR
                                                     DE TI4/N0URE 73
N0URE W1AW 73

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Type 2 compound call worked by type1 compound call:

CQ TI4/N0URE EK70
                                                      N0URE KP2/W1AW
W1AW N0URE +06
                                                      N0URE W1AW R+03
W1AW N0URE RRR
                                                      N0URE W1AW 73
DE TI4/N0URE 73

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

In the case where a type 2 compound call needs to reply off the calling 
frequency of a CQ caller the Tx1 message generated is not suitable as it 
doesn't contain the called station call sign. In that case the best 
option would be to manually edit the message as follows:

CQ P5WJS PM29
                                    DE TI4/N0URE EK70

would be substituted by:

                                     P5WJS N0URE EK70

This means that only the 73 message will contain the full call and it 
would be down to the DX station to correctly log the full compound call 
sign. This is not a particularly pleasant trade off but I don;t see a 
better option.

As before testing, comments and, suggestions most welcome.

73
Bill
G4WJS.

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