Ben's messing aroung with FreeEMS-Tuner code

[sry_not4sale]

Good work for getting a clone set up!!! If you have got that far then you're set.

You can't push to a public repo like that, otherwise everyone would be able to update/destroy it

I will make mine available for you to push to

In the meantime, you can use

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git log

to find the hashes of your commits. And

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git show $hash

to create a patch which you can send to me...

Cheers,
Aaron

[Fred]

I will make mine available for you to push to :)

I feel SO left out! ;-) I couldn't push my parity setting change either :-( So I went :

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(you) git push msn (this) change : ODD

Did you also notice that I'm not alone expecting a default config/data directory? The way most apps do this seems to be with a fully optioned file with everything commented out. Just a thought.

Fred.

[sry_not4sale]

I'm up for suggestions

The idea of the default config was that if you munged your config file you could just delete it and things would keep working

I'm new to running an open source project

[Fred]

The idea of the default config was that if you munged your config file you could just delete it and things would keep working

I really like the replacing missing config idea, but I think an all comments default is a people thing. A lot of us will go looking for it *before* we run the app ;-)

I'm also new to running an open source project, don't worry, you are doing a fantastic job :-)

Fred.

[jharvey]

I'm in a similar boat here about the data folder and such. I blew away the directory, then used wget -rF http://github.com/srynot4sale/freeems-tuner.git/ to get the files fresh, then found no data folder, I created it, then added the config file with Test. Appears to have worked, but I don't see the human readable part I was expecting.

[BenFenner]

Aaron hasn't applied my changes to the repo yet. If you want the human readable changes, you can download the two files I last posted and swap them in.

Aaron, I tried "git log" and "git show $hash" and saw commits and then diffs respectively but have no idea what to do from there. =/

[jharvey]

Not a big deal here, I was simply trying to add to the list of successful runs.

[BenFenner]

I'm working on a hex editor style display of packets.

I've finally got my head wrapped around the packet sending and receiving. Right now the receiving leaves a lot to be desired. Aaron, I'd love to talk to you about some stuff. Add my work AIM screen name to your buddy list.

[sry_not4sale]

Yeah receive is horrid. Currently all it does is a basic check to see if there is something resembling a complete packet.

I have written some code to parse it into its parts, which I will push today. Next is to create a receive packet class and load the data into that.

[BenFenner]

Had an AIM talk with Aaron. I'm back on track. He's taking care of receive stuff. Thank god. =]

Got a little side tracked there. Back to work.