Hello,
After editing a QSO from main QSO window (EDIT QSO) and save it (in New QSO window), some fields remain filled (like comment to QSO, name,.....).
We must reset the new QSO by File-New QSO or F2 touch
Expected behaviour : when saving a QSO after editing it , new QSO window shall be reset (fields are empty except freq, mode,...) to avoid perfoming New Qso operation.
Best 73's
Hervé F8EHJ
Hi Hervé
What Cqrlog version do you use?
I can not make it happen here, but I am using my Alpha version 2.6.0(117)
I have feeling that it was fixed some day in past.
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Saku
OH1KH
Hello Saku,
The 'official' from OK2CQR git 2.6.0 (001).
I will try yours.
Thanks.
Best 73's
Hello,
New QSO is well refreshing all fields in v.120, but if I view a qso from main window and then try to start a new qso, I am not able to write inside fields.
Works if I edit qso.
Works if I click on main window with F2 shortcut.
Doesn't work with CTRL-F2 if NEw QSO window is selected.
Best 73's
HI!
You are right Ctrl+F2 does nto do anything. I must check from source if it is listed there.
But if you use button viewQso in Qsolist and get data to new qso the easiest way is to double press ESC to clear NewQSO for new qso entry.
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Saku
OH1KH
Sorry!
Wrong button. I played with Ctrl+F12 while I should have pressed Ctrl+F2. I'm slowly recovering from covid and seems that my mind is not fully cleared yet, hi.
But when view qso and NewQSO window is active 2xESC or Ctrl+F2 clears columns and lets enter a new qso.
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Saku
OH1KH
Hello Saku,
Hum... strange.
I click on VIEW QSO from Main Window
QSO appears in New QSO window
I press CTRL-F2 --> the fields are cleared
I click on Call field --> unable to write any character from keyboard.
But with 2xESC it works. Fields are cleared and I can write into fields.
73's
Hi!
I think this is now fixed.
Edits were disabled by setting "read only" when viewing qso. 2xESC removed "read only" but Ctrl+F2 did not.
Now it should do same.
Funny that QT5 and GTK2 versions act different way like QT5 does not care about "read only" at all.
In any way the quick keys section of code should really be written again. It is a bit of mess in some parts. And this fix did not make it any better.
But: "As long as it works, do not touch it"
Thanks for digging out this bug!
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Saku
OH1KH
HI!
OK, now I know. You are using GTK2 version. Compiled that and it really works as you described.
But if you compile QT5 version this problem does not exist.
install libqt5pas and libqt5pas-devel (called libqt5pas1 in case of Ubuntus) and do "make cqrlog_qt5 && sudo make install"
I try to look what is difference with 2xESC and Ctrl+F2 that affects to this.
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Saku
OH1KH