[hpsdr] New k9trv KISS branch

[george byrkit]

Hermann,
Thanks for the details.  On your keyboard, does the 'decimal' key on the
numeric keypad have a ',' character?  The code is programmed to use
Keys.Decimal, which one would hope is language-sensitive.  It is true that
the display of the frequency uses the '.' regardless of language.

The only decimal separator key that is used is that on the keypad.  Neither
the '.' or ',' keys on the main keyboard are accepted.  If you type the
decimal separator on the keypad, you will see a '.' and not a ',' displayed.

It is looking like in Win7, and maybe Vista, the RightToLeft property of a
textbox is treated differently from how it is treated in WinXP.  In XP, it
seems to make no difference, unless possibly one has selected Hebrew or
Arabic, neither of which I could understand.  But both you and Phil VK6APH
report that the space between eg 14.000 and 000 causes the final 000 to be
displayed to the left of 14.000.  The cure for that is what you originally
came up with: turn off RightToLeft, and set TextAlign to Right.  I'll be
looking at the Win7 interpretation of RightToLeft momentarily...

73,
George K9TRV 

-----Original Message-----
From: hermann at vonhasseln.de [mailto:hermann at vonhasseln.de] On Behalf Of
Hermann
Sent: Saturday, January 02, 2010 8:36 AM
To: george byrkit; hpsdr at openhpsdr.org
Subject: Re: [hpsdr] New k9trv KISS branch

George,
yes I have a German Win7 version. Unfortunately I only have Win7
Professional - not Ultimate - where you can switch language on the
fly.

If I enter "14" I get "000 14.000". I cannot enter "14.300", which
always led to "000 14.000". Some issue with the decimal point here
(which in the German version is "," not ".") ?

73 de Hermann

DL3HVH



On Sat, Jan 2, 2010 at 2:01 PM, george byrkit <ghbyrkit at chartermi.net>
wrote:
> Hermann,
> You and Phil VK6APH are reporting the same, while it doesn't seem to be
> happening to me!  I'm pretty sure that Phil is using Aussie or UK English.
> Are you using German?  Just looking for factors...
>
> I'll take a look at this in a few hours.  When I entered something like
> 14.300 and hit enter, I got 14.300 000 on my display.  I did not get 000
> 14.300 for example.  As often is the case, the key to solving the problem
is
> to replicate the problem!
>
> Vy 73,
> George K9TRV
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: hermann at vonhasseln.de [mailto:hermann at vonhasseln.de] On Behalf Of
> Hermann
> Sent: Saturday, January 02, 2010 7:29 AM
> To: george byrkit; hpsdr at openhpsdr.org
> Subject: Re: [hpsdr] New k9trv KISS branch
>
> Happy new year to everybody!
>
> Thanks George, KISS is working very well now on Win7 64 bit (better
> performance, esp. in wide spectrum display mode), but still I have the
> dispaly_freq issue (last three digits (Hz) in front of the MHz
> digits).
>
> Best regards,
> Hermann
>
> DL3HVH
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