XP / Vista implementation changed to allow the application to
keep the append-to file open for entire execution time. OS
failed to write to file when file opened and immediately closed
after the write.
These characters delineate words when selecting RX text for QSO data
entry to the log fields. The defaults characters are "*,-.;"; tab and
newline are automatically included.
Changed stream behavior to open/close unless the stream
is connected to a paJACK device.
* corrected problem with h/w codecs that enable a PTT
line whenever tx samples are present, including total
silence.
* eliminated audio transients when switching from transmit
to receive
* Add an Fl_Scrollbar subclass that can remember scroll values and
draw them on the slider background
* Mark the scrollbar position when entering a clickable frequency
marker or logging a QSO
* With the contest UI or fields and quick entry menu items enabled,
Serial number and Exchange should be hidden when reverting to the
full UI or disabling contest fields. This would not happen until
the quick entry menu item was toggled twice.
* Immediately redisplay context menu when enabling quick entry.
Change behavior of ^r ^R in transmit text buffer.
* ^r remains unchanged - state returns to receive for
each occurrence. Unsent characters remain in buffer
* ^R suppress all but last ^R found in the Tx text buffer.
Text appended to end of the Tx buffer without regard
to the presence of preceding ^R terminators.
* added method eot(void) to class FTextTX to support above
functionality.
* Append text to main window title such that the title set with
-title is preserved as a prefix.
* Use the -title argument as the JACK or PulseAudio stream name.
* Add code to check if the pulseaudio daemon is running
* Prefer PulseAudio if available and no previous setting exists
* Don't complain if PortAudio did not find any devices
* If PortAudio initialisation fails we change the backend to
"File I/O" only if it was previously set to PortAudio.
The SNDCTL_DSP_{SYNC,POST} ioctls calls must pass a pointer as the third
argument to avoid a compilation error on NetBSD, which specifies argp
as a char*.
* Remove deprecated options: --twoscopes, --experimental
* Add --wfall-only alias for --wo
* Rename --frames-per-buf to --frames-per-buffer. Old option name will
still work as it is an abbreviation.
* Add arg_error function to handle errors. Messages may be printed to
stderr or displayed in an error dialog depending on OS and whether
stderr is a terminal.
When copying configurations around among similar machines, a non-optimal
Sinc interpolator may have been selected. Provide the user with the
information even when fldigi has already been configured.
David Freese