* renamed KHz to kHz
* RIG_MODE_WFM is back, backends not updated yet
!!! API CHANGE !!!
* added new fields 'dcd_type', 'port_type' and 'get_dcd'
* caps has a new field: 'filters'. It holds the list of installed filters
as a table of modes/bandpass tuples. See hamlib-developer for discussion.
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* RIG_LEVEL_ANN and RIG_LEVEL_ANT are no more. Welcome rig_set_ann/rig_get_ann,
and rig_set_ant/rig_get_ant (yet to be coded..)
* cosmetic changes
Significant caps update:
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* added copyright field, for author and copyright, eg "(c) 2001 Joe Bar, GPL"
* has_func and has_level have been renamed to has_set_func and has_get_level
Yes, the purpose was to squash this pit fall. Now we have has_get_func/
has_set_func and has_get_level/has_set_level. Make things more clear.
* added preamp[] and attenuator[] arrays, as discussed on hamlib-developer list
* added (almost useless) max_rit field to hold absolute max RIT
* added bank_qty and chan_desc_sz for memory name size
* removed rx_range_list/tx_range_list in favor of rx_range_list1/tx_range_list1
and rx_range_list2/tx_range_list2 for ITU region 1 and ITU region 2 resp.
Does anyone know if some rigs out there are for ITU region 3 ?
* added set_ann/get_ann and set_ant/get_ant caps
* modified get_func prototype that was not designed properly
* updated struct rig_state to shadow capabilities, in the case they
are customized
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This is a major change in the library interface, and the implementation
is not complete yet (especially in the backends), but the API should
be fine. Anyway, at this stage of developement, interface design
experimenting matters more than completeness.
* added new shortfreq_t type for frequencies on 31bits (up to 2GHz)
for use by offset/shifts/etc.
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includes the passband, since most rigs tie these parameters together
quite often. For exemple, WFM is (RIG_MODE_FM,RIG_PASSBAND_WIDE) in Hamlib.
Another set of functions will be needed to fine tune aditional
frequency response/filters.
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* made use of setting_t type in *_has_* functions
* removed set_volume, get_volume, set_squelch, get_squelch,
get_squelch_status, set_ant, get_ant, int et_att, get_att,
set_preamp, get_preamp, set_power, and get_power
in favor of set_level/get_level.
* set_func takes one more arg for the status (activate or desactivate)
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* Added rig_has_level/rig_has_set_level (cloned from their *_func cousins)
* Reworked the RIG_MODE_* defines. The filter information (narrow, normal, wide) has been splited for less complexity. Thus adding rig_[sg]et_passband.
* Reworked the vfo_t enum. Main is now an alias for VFO A, Sub for VFO B, Sat for VFO C. I'm almost sure it's a wrong assumption. Could someone tell if Main is or is not VFO A ?
* Coded in a Memory/VFO handling proposal. Access is done through mv_ctl. See mem_vfo_op_e for a list of available operations.
* Renamed [sg]et_tone to [sg]et_dcs and [sg]et_tonesq to [sg]et_ctcss.
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* added [sg]et_split_freq to set split frequencies
* added [sg]et_split to activate split operation
* added get_squelch_status to get the open/close status of the squelch
* added [sg]et_trn to activate on the run the transceive mode (PCR1000 can do that)
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Stéphane Fillod, F8CFE