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That's a good idea. Any one an XML 'expert'? David Mike Davison wrote:

Actually, the decoder format is XML, perhaps DecoderPro could ping the jmri.sourgeforge.net page to look for new files occaisionally? -Dave

Bob: In answer to your question,"What do people think?", I think this looks like a very ambitious undertaking and I don't know how you find the time to do it but we sure are glad that you do!! As a

That would work and be easier to implement that my suggestion. When DecoderPro runs it could determine if it's updated decoder files recently. If not, it could check sourceforge for updates. It

I seem to remember "no". But as deleting files is difficult I didn't feel like loading up my system with non-existent locos. Also we had a group (well four<G>) and I wanted all to get "time on"

Bob, We need a "Test for Decoder" window/Step/Button. Here's the problem When someone brings up Decoder Pro, one of the most common problems is making sure the decoder is working on the

Well, since you asked... Jon is referring to a "to do" list that I keep for JMRI/DecoderPro. It's in a little database, so not easy to really show well in an email, but I've dumped it below. In

Having a "Update Now" button would work, too. For those who want to schedule updates it probably makes sense to use something like Mac OS X uses: ---------- -Dave

Bob How about stationary decoders? DS54 for instance. Nice little GUI to handle it all. Any ideas? cheers bob

Hello Bob, I am new one with only two question-suggestion for start: -What about layout feedback, -What practically mean your plan "Lenz XpressNet support to JMRI"? Best regards, Aleksandar

That's what I originally set out to do last summer, before getting distracted by a bunch of other uses. The program now has some limited capabilities to do that; it can throw and track turnouts,

Hi Bob, thanks for answer. distracted by a bunch of other uses. The program now has some limited capabilities to do that; it can throw and track turnouts, animate a little track plan as things

I'm a complete newbie at this, just having received my my DCC system, programmed 4 decoders, and having not yet actually used DecoderPro (just started it up to play with it). However, I consider that

Bob, Provided some telephone help to a friend that was trying to update to the latest version today. Had trouble getting the decoder list to come out right. Eventually had him delete the decoder

Bob, Looks like when you create a roster entry and save it the filename is not display on the Roster Entry screen. Might lead a new user to conclude that the file had not been created/saved. In

That's part of it. It turns out that's a little more complicated than throwing turnouts, as there are _lots_ of different ways that information comes into the system. So the basic code has to be

I'd like to see manufacturers providing comprehensive info on their decoders. Even if we still have to make up the files, having good info would really help. For example, Debbie Ames of Lenz has been

Thanks for all the good ideas. I suspect that getting the roster-management features working is going to take a couple of go-rounds, so I should probably get started on that first. So the next

Read about, then D/Led the latest veriosn of DecoderPro. Got to admit, I like the selection system and screen layouts. Problem is I can't get it to communicate with either my Digitrax EBII or to a

Hello: I have just completed the assembly of John Jabours LocoBuffer Kit and it tested out okay. I built a 9 pin to 25 pin cable. Intalled a Keyspan PDA Adaptor between a USB port and the