Hi Ervin,
Am Sat, 25 Jan 2014 10:14:31 +0100
schrieb Ervin Hegedüs <airw...@gmail.com>:
> > >
> > > The placeholder for the MYQRA is a littlebit more complex -
> > > because I don't know, which character should be used for that?
> > >
You are talking about the CW messages?
> > > These are busy: %, @, #, [, +, -
> > >
> > > Usable: *, ~, ^, `, ', ", !, (, ), <, >, &, {, }, ...
{ and } are not usable. They are used to switch TX on and off during
digimode (at least when using an MFJ1278 modem)
> > > Which one is the best choice for the MYQRA?
>
> Tom, do you have any idea, what would be the good choice for
> MYQRA placeholder?
Why do you need that for QRA? It is a fixed value for your station on
the whole contest. Just insert it in the MYQRA= keyword and also in the
CW message as well.
> And - I know, now there is a discuss on other thread about the
> core rewrite of Tlf, but - I have an another placeholder
> question, and I try to start to discuss here.
>
> Sometime I participate on RTTY contests, and most station gives me
> back my exchange (to indicate he receives it correctly). I thought
> about it would be good to use a placeholder for station's exchange in
> my confirm message / report message.
>
That sounds reasonable. There are some more similar problems: Some time
ago e.g. there was a question about a contest where you have to send
your last received exchange as new exchange from you side.
Maybe the macro idea discussed elsewhere is the right direction to go.
>
> So, there would be two new placeholder: MYQRA and HISEXCHANGE -
> any ideas are welcome.
>
>
>
> 73,
>
> Ervin
> HA2OS
>
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