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Re: New local object creation from GPX file points of interest feature
I suppose so. I was assuming that every waypoint would have some sort of symbol indicating how to display it. How did you manage to create waypoints without symbols? Worse yet, if you started with a waypoint with a symbol, that symbol would be inherited by all following waypoints without symbols (regardless of whether it was correct) until you had another symbol specification.
I will fix it to default all waypoints without explicit symbol specifications to the APRS "waypoint" symbol code \/ Andrew, KA2DDO author of YAAC ________________________________________ From: [email protected] <[email protected]> on behalf of Scott Gillins via groups.io <scott@...> Sent: Friday, April 11, 2025 6:22 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [yaac-users] New local object creation from GPX file points of interest feature I just got a chance to try out the latest build of YAAC. When importing a gpx file that does not have a symbol defined for the POI that are in the gpx file YAAC spits out an error and does not import the file. I have attached a gpx with(Zane-grey-test.gpx) and without(ZaneGrey50-NC.gpx) symbol defined for you to see. I have also attached the error message. It seems like it needs a little if null assign a default symbol section of code. Perhaps a colored circle or triangle. Thanks, Scott [cid:[email protected]] [cid:[email protected]] |
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New local object creation from GPX file points of interest feature
I just got a chance to try out the latest build of YAAC.? When importing a gpx file that does not have a symbol defined for the POI that are in the gpx file YAAC spits out an error and does not import the file.? I have attached a gpx with(Zane-grey-test.gpx) and without(ZaneGrey50-NC.gpx) symbol defined for you to see.? I have also attached the error message.
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It seems like it needs a little if null assign a default symbol section of code. Perhaps a colored circle or triangle.
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Re: OSX Sequoia
The first window was useless (YAAC was not actually running there), but the fact that you received absolutely no new text from typing it in the second window is really strange.
It sounds like the signal isn't getting through, or Apple decided to "help" by doing different key mappings to signals (I ran into similar issues on my Mac, looking for the Meta key since Macs don't have an Alt key). So let's force the signal. In the first window (where you are at a shell prompt and not actually running a program), issue the command ps -ef | grep java This should show you a listing of all the java processes running on your Mac. Hopefully, there will only be one (if you have more than one, then you need to figure out which one corresponds to you trying to run YAAC). The second multi-digit number in the line of the "java" process will be the process ID. Now type another command in the first window: kill -QUIT pid where pid is replaced with the process ID number of the java process. See if _that_ causes the JVM to perform stack dumps. Andrew, KA2DDO ________________________________________ From: [email protected] <[email protected]> on behalf of Tim Huffaker via groups.io <thuffaker@...> Sent: Friday, April 11, 2025 6:01 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [yaac-users] OSX Sequoia Hi Andrew, I held the CTL key and typed \ see below and I hope you can find out what I am doing wrong. I typed ctrl \ in this window [cid:[email protected]] and in this window [cid:[email protected]] |
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Re: HF APRS. raspberry pi OS - not seeing all maps
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Well, first off, looking at your map window, the IP blinkenlight (indicating your APRS-IS connection) is black, indicating it is working but idle. The RF blinkenlight is gray, indicating it is disconnected from Direwolf (and therefore not receiving _any_ RF
packets, VHF or HF).
You need to start Direwolf _before_ you start YAAC so YAAC has something to connect to. And you have to use the correct port type in YAAC (AGWPE or KISS-over-TCP) to match your Direwolf.
The two problems are indicating that you are only receiving Internet traffic according to your port filter settings.
Hope this helps.
Andrew, KA2DDO
author of YAAC
From:[email protected] <[email protected]> on behalf of Niece? KA1ULN via groups.io <ka1uln1@...>
Sent:?Friday, April 11, 2025 12:37:59 PM To:[email protected] <[email protected]> Subject:?[yaac-users] HF APRS. raspberry pi OS - not seeing all maps i have been investigating HF aprs. for a few months now and have not been able to see map outside my very local area: and it is constant - no changes
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1. ?HF APRS -yaac. 1.0-beta202
2. direwolf
3. raspberry pi os (rpi5)
4. do have gps
(see current screen shot)
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what do i need to do to see anything different¡ and moving?
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HF APRS. raspberry pi OS - not seeing all maps
i have been investigating HF aprs. for a few months now and have not been able to see map outside my very local area: and it is constant - no changes
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1. ?HF APRS -yaac. 1.0-beta202
2. direwolf
3. raspberry pi os (rpi5)
4. do have gps
(see current screen shot)
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what do i need to do to see anything different¡ and moving?
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Niece KA1ULN