Activity for Rockwell Schrock
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Rockwell Schrock committed [574113]
Don't write hashes to disk, just callsigns
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Fixing behavior of hyphens for mycall and hiscall
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I would consider this a draft MR until I work out a few more issues. Namely, nonstandard callsigns are not being persisted as expected (the "/" character apparently aborts the disk read), and I'd like to de-dupe the list of saved hashes.
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I would consider this a draft MR until I work out a few more issues. Namely, nonstandard callsigns are not being formatted correctly when written to disk (the "/" character apparently aborts the disk read), and I'd like to de-dupe the list of saved hashes.
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Encode forward slashes as hypens for IO
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I would consider this a draft MR until I work out a few more issues. Namely, nonstandard callsigns are not being formatted correctly when written to disk (the "/" is being treated like an escape character), and I'd like to de-dupe the list of saved hashes.
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Hi Bill, thanks for taking a look. I am using jt9 to decode FT8 messages without having to run the WSJT-X GUI. This is necessary because it's running on a headless Linux server, and also there is no audio device being used – the audio comes from a raw UDP stream from a FlexRadio. I am saving the digital audio stream to disk in ~12-second WAV file increments, then running jt9 to decode them. In order to decode special callsigns, I was hoping to make the recent callsign hashes available for subsequent...
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Save hiscall and mycall to hash table
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Add option to save callsign hashes to disk
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Adding -C flag; only write to file at very end of jt9
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Writing and reading FT8 hashes from ihash22.txt file when running jt9
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