* Generate CTCSS messages at fixed rate regardless of tone freq
* Generate CTCSS messages at fixed rate regardless of tone freq
* Function for generating CTCSS description strings
* Function for generating CTCSS description strings
* Increase width of CTCSS text to include tone freq
* Increase width of CTCSS text field to include frequency
* Use CTCSS tone freq when saving HAM freqs to freq file
* Use function in tone_key.cpp for displaying CTCSS string
* Use function in tone_key.cpp for CTCSS descr strings
* Use function in tone_key.cpp for CTCSS descr strings
* Clang test
* Clang
* Clang
* Support for reading CTCSS tones from FreqMan file
* Clang
* Clean up and eliminate floating point
* Clean up and eliminate floating point
* Corrected CTCSS field length
* Corrected CTCSS field length
* Clang
* added auto record checbox and functions (audio and raw)
* Changed baseband compile option from -O3 to -O2. Trying lower gave unexpeted and crashing results.
* added 650k SPEC bw
* fix hang if wait is -100
* fixing no SPEC support in scanner
* using emplace_back instead of push_back is giving better results in regards of the memory management and crashes
* we tried with all our best ideas, we don't know why it's better but it outperformed every other allocations method tested
* Cleanings and setting the limit to a working for all apps one
* fixing a guru memory errors, renaming a leftover variable
* removed unneeded set_dirty
* Put WFM bandwidth options in ascending order
* Put WFM bandwidth options in ascending order
* Put WFM bandwidth options in ascending order
* Put WFM bandwidth options in ascending order
* Put WFM bandwidth options in ascending order
* Clang formatting attempt
* OptionsField wrapping - for your consideration
Perhaps if OptionsWidget supported wrapping, then it would be easier to dial through all available options without having to know which direction to turn the dial.
* changed a hardcoded value by a define, changed the order for the database clean so it happens first, changed load_freqman_file_ex so it can take a max num of freqs as a parameter with a default to FREQMAN_MAX_PER_FILE
* added a swap and a set_db to clear as much as possible before the loading of a category
* added a define for Recon max per files
* remove unneeded comment
* easier 'now', start adding text editor
* Adding scrolling to notepad
* Better scrolling
* Better scrolling, off-by-1 bugs
* MVP fit and finish
* Add tiny font and use in Notepad
* Font tweaking, tiny font cursor
* Fix warning
* Format changed files
* WIP No file limit
* WIP - adding CircularBuffer type
* WIP Caching
* add unit test for circular_buffer
* WIP still have a bug when moving cache forward
* Finish lazy line caching
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Co-authored-by: kallanreed <kallanreed@outlook.com>
* removing space which would prevent correct reading of 'bw=40k,' in freqman files
* setting correct 4 char long size in WFM bandwidth options
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Co-authored-by: GullCode <gullradriel@hotmail.com>
-Enhanced frequency file reading:
Correctly read freq files that contain a mix of SINGLE and RANGE or HAM_RADIO types (strstr in file processing was ignoring EOL and was therefore finding the f= on the next line). Also changed to simply ignore blank or unrecognized lines versus adding them as SIMPLE entries to freq table.
This allow comments and white line in freqman files.
-Fixed "can_loop" option in NumberField:
When NumberField range.first was non-zero, and can_loop was true, turning the encoder dial in the downward direction did not result in numbers looping back to range.second as was expected. This fix allows looping in downward direction in the case where range.first is non-zero.
Capped max files in Soundboard to 54 and removed CTCSS options due to
same issue
Splitted files for jammer ranges
Bugfix: Mismatch between filename and category name in Freqman
Bugfix: Freqman file parsing strstr()'s might have gone out of buffer
Updated binary
Made MenuView use less widgets, hopefully preventing crashes with large
lists
Fixed M10 sonde crash on packet receive
Updated about screen
Updated binary
