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Posted by Kipper1258 Posts 205 Registered at 2015-06-18 22:08:49	2018-11-11 11:14:47 - $GPWPL NMEA sentences are ignored if there are special characters in WP name
	These waypoints are not displayed in qtVlm when these NMEA sentences are sent through. $GPWPL,5950.057,N,01909.176,E,VillösanF4 $GPWPL,6011.224,N,01926.018,E,Töllingarna92 $GPWPL,5948.833,N,01947.200,E,Flötjan87 $GPWPL,5952.224,N,01905.144,E,Simpnäs PirFD It appears to be related to the extended character set being used. Remove the ö from the name and it works fine.
Posted by SKOVSER Posts 55 Registered at 2008-12-15 21:00:20	2018-11-11 15:56:28 - Re: qtVlm thread
	Good point Kipper, In the Nordic we use 3 caracters not found international, and we translate them as follows: æ/ä = ae ø/ö = oe å/å = aa Would be fine if SRC avoid theese caracters in the future. --- Last Edited by SKOVSER at 2018-11-11 15:57:16 ---
Posted by Kipper1258 Posts 205 Registered at 2015-06-18 22:08:49	2018-12-11 11:11:14 - AWS and AWA goes to zero in route logbook when grib view in the future
	To reproduce, do the following. 1. Set grib time to now. 2. Edit route and check route logbook. AWA and AWS are fine. Close editor. 3. Select a route waypoint and set grib date, or step forward (I was using 5 min increments) 3. Edit the route and check route logbook. All AWA's and AWS's are zero See screenshots below. The zero's then flow into the export. --- Last Edited by Kipper1258 at 2018-12-11 11:12:57 --- --- Last Edited by Kipper1258 at 2018-12-11 11:16:51 --- Attachments AWA_zero.JPG (142.9 KB) correct_AWA.JPG (74.5 KB)
Posted by Dingo Posts 94 Registered at 2013-03-09 04:23:58	2018-12-13 08:30:13 - Re: qtVlm thread
	Hi Andrew, unless I'm not following your instructions correctly, that doesn't seem to happen to me.
Posted by JB Posts 305 Registered at 2013-03-07 08:54:34	2018-12-13 13:20:32 - Re: qtVlm thread
	Hi all. Andrew, if memory doesn't fail, the related problem came on the qT 5.8.2 version, hence the main reason for stop upgrading qT since 5.8.1 (there are other reasons). João/psail Sail Fair.
Posted by maitai Posts 114 Registered at 2016-02-25 08:15:33	2018-12-14 15:07:13 - Re: qtVlm thread
	No such problem here, what version are you using on which platform? @João/psail what other problems ?
Posted by Kipper1258 Posts 205 Registered at 2015-06-18 22:08:49	2018-12-20 01:39:55 - Re: qtVlm thread
	maitai said @ 2018-12-14 15:07:13: No such problem here, what version are you using on which platform? Qt Version 5.8-4 Windows 10 It is transient and I think it is related to an NMEA update which appears to fix the logbook. I think it also needs more than one route to reproduce. It will reproduce though by repeating the steps 1. Set grib date 2. View route logbook. I can get it to reproduce about 50% of the time if NMEA is turned on. It does not reproduce if NMEA is turned off. Hope this helps.
Posted by Kipper1258 Posts 205 Registered at 2015-06-18 22:08:49	2018-12-20 01:54:09 - Re: qtVlm thread
	It's really weird. The instance I'm using has two routes in it. I set a grib date based on a route waypoint. The first route was fine, and the other wasn't, then they switched (did not change the date). Then they both fine, now switched back again (after about 2 minutes) and then switches again.
Posted by maitai Posts 114 Registered at 2016-02-25 08:15:33	2018-12-21 12:20:04 - Re: qtVlm thread
	Hi, Thanks for the detailed information. I was able to reproduce that and it's a race condition that can occur randomly if NMEA is on. I fixed that and it's in beta4: https://www.virtual-winds.org/maitai/qtvlm_setup_5.8.6-beta4 Please test this and tell us if it's OK now. If you or someone else needs this beta for another platform than Windows just tell me. Philippe.
Posted by JB Posts 305 Registered at 2013-03-07 08:54:34	2018-12-21 21:35:50 - Re: qtVlm thread
	maitai said @ 2018-12-14 15:07:13: No such problem here, what version are you using on which platform? @João/psail what other problems ? Replied today to Philippe. Latter I'll give further details. João/psail Sail Fair.

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