not1mm 23.4.21__tar.gz → 23.4.21.2__tar.gz

{not1mm-23.4.21 → not1mm-23.4.21.2}/PKG-INFO

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 Metadata-Version: 2.1
 Name: not1mm
-Version: 23.4.21
+Version: 23.4.21.2
 Summary: NOT1MM Logger
 Author-email: Michael Bridak <michael.bridak@gmail.com>
 Project-URL: Homepage, https://github.com/mbridak/not1mm
@@ -32,6 +32,10 @@ License-File: LICENSE
   - [What it probably never will be](#what-it-probably-never-will-be)
   - [List of should be working contests](#list-of-should-be-working-contests)
   - [Changes of note](#changes-of-note)
+  - [Installing from PyPi](#installing-from-pypi)
+    - [Python and pip](#python-and-pip)
+    - [Installing with pip](#installing-with-pip)
+    - [Updating with pip](#updating-with-pip)
   - [Running from source](#running-from-source)
   - [Various data file locations](#various-data-file-locations)
     - [Data](#data)
@@ -103,7 +107,7 @@ Feature complete. I'm only one guy, and I'm not what you'd consider to be a cont
 
 ## Changes of note
 
-- [23-4-21] Seems phrases were mp3, resaved as wav.
+- [23-4-21] Seems phrases were mp3, resaved as wav. Add PTT to flrig CAT. Added Select sound device. Reworked Configuration Settings dialog. Rerecorded phonetics.
 - [23-4-20] Added ARRL DX CW and SSB. Hid the 'Radio dots', cause they currently do nothing. Hid the CW speed combo box if it's not a CW contest. Added edit existing contest dialog.
 - [23-4-18] Added voice keying. Fixed a bunch of crashes. Added PTT to rigctld.
 - [23-4-15] Corrected tabstops on new contest screen. Changed project state to BETA.
@@ -154,6 +158,20 @@ Feature complete. I'm only one guy, and I'm not what you'd consider to be a cont
 
 </details>
 
+## Installing from PyPi
+
+### Python and pip
+
+This software is a Python package hosted on PyPi, and installable with the pip command. If this is your first exposure to pip you can get all the details from [The PyPA](https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/tutorials/installing-packages/). In short, most linux distros come with Python pre installed. And pip usually comes with Python as a standard module. If pip is not installed by default, you can usually load it through your package manager. For example `sudo apt install python3-pip` or `sudo dnf install python3-pip`.
+
+### Installing with pip
+
+But just try `pip install not1mm` in your terminal. Once it's installed just type `not1mm` in the same terminal. On the first run, the program will install a launchable icon, which you can then click on to run like a normal program.
+
+### Updating with pip
+
+I've been posting updates just about everyday. Sometimes multiple times a day. It's early days, so there is much to do. You can check for and install updates with `pip install -U not1mm`.
+
 ## Running from source
 
 Since this is packaged for PyPi, if you want to work on your own source branch, after cloning from github you would:
@@ -245,7 +263,7 @@ You can edit the parameters of a previously defined contest by selecting it as t
 
 To setup your CAT control, CW keyer, Callsign lookups, select `File` > `Configuration Settings`
 
-The tabs for cloudlog, groups and n1mm are disabled and are for future expansion.
+The tabs for groups and n1mm are disabled and are for future expansion.
 
 ![Configuration Settings screen](https://github.com/mbridak/not1mm/raw/master/pic/configuration_settings.png)
 
@@ -265,7 +283,6 @@ Under the `CAT` TAB, you can choose either `rigctld` normally with an IP of `127
 
 Under the `CW` TAB, There are three options. `cwdaemon`, which normally uses IP `127.0.0.1` and port `6789`. `pywinkeyer` which normally uses IP `127.0.0.1` and port `8000`. Or `None`, if you want to Morse it like it's 1899.
 
-
 ## Hiding screen elements
 
 You can show or hide certain buttons/indicators by checking and unchecking their boxes under the view menu. You can then resize the screen to make it more compact.
@@ -276,7 +293,9 @@ The your choices will be remembered when you relaunch the program.
 
 ## Editing macro keys
 
-To edit the macros, choose `File` > `Edit Macros`. This will open your systems registered text editor with current macros loaded. When your done just save the file and close the editor. The file loaded to edit will be determined by your current operating mode.
+To edit the macros, choose `File` > `Edit Macros`. This will open your systems registered text editor with current macros loaded. When your done just save the file and close the editor. The file loaded to edit, CW or SSB, will be determined by your current operating mode.
+
+After editing and saving the macro file. You can force the logger to reload the macro file by toggeling between `Run` and `S&P` states.
 
 ### Macro substitutions
 
@@ -291,11 +310,9 @@ You can include a limited set of substitution instructions.
 
 The macros when used with voice, will also accept filenames of WAV files to play, excluding the file extension. The filename must be enclosed by brackets. For example `[CQ]` will play `cq.wav`, `[again]` will play `again.wav`. The wav files are stored in the operators personal data directory. The filenames must be in lowercase. See [Various data file locations](#various-data-file-locations) above for the location of your data files. For me, the macro `[cq]` will play `/home/mbridak/.local/share/not1mm/K6GTE/cq.wav`
 
-The current wav files in place are not the ones you will want to use. They sound like some little kid. You can use something like Audacity to record new wav files in your own voice.
-
-Aside from the `[filename]` wav files, there are also NATO phonetic wav files for each letter and number. So if your macro key holds `{HISCALL} {SNT} {SENTNR}` and you have entered K5TUX in callsign field during CQ WW SSB while in CQ Zone 3. You'll here Kilo 5 Tango Uniform X-ray, 5 9 9, 3. Hopefully not in a little kids voice.
+**The current wav files in place are not the ones you will want to use. They sound like an idiot.** You can use something like Audacity to record new wav files in your own voice.
 
-Right now, the sound is played out of the default sound device. This is NOT what we want. I still have to code up the dialog to choose the correct sound device to use.
+Aside from the `[filename]` wav files, there are also NATO phonetic wav files for each letter and number. So if your macro key holds `{HISCALL} {SNT} {SENTNR}` and you have entered K5TUX in callsign field during CQ WW SSB while in CQ Zone 3. You'll here Kilo 5 Tango Uniform X-ray, 5 9 9, 3. Hopefully not in an idiots voice.
 
 ## cty.dat and QRZ lookups for distance and bearing
 

{not1mm-23.4.21 → not1mm-23.4.21.2}/README.md

@@ -13,6 +13,10 @@
   - [What it probably never will be](#what-it-probably-never-will-be)
   - [List of should be working contests](#list-of-should-be-working-contests)
   - [Changes of note](#changes-of-note)
+  - [Installing from PyPi](#installing-from-pypi)
+    - [Python and pip](#python-and-pip)
+    - [Installing with pip](#installing-with-pip)
+    - [Updating with pip](#updating-with-pip)
   - [Running from source](#running-from-source)
   - [Various data file locations](#various-data-file-locations)
     - [Data](#data)
@@ -84,7 +88,7 @@ Feature complete. I'm only one guy, and I'm not what you'd consider to be a cont
 
 ## Changes of note
 
-- [23-4-21] Seems phrases were mp3, resaved as wav.
+- [23-4-21] Seems phrases were mp3, resaved as wav. Add PTT to flrig CAT. Added Select sound device. Reworked Configuration Settings dialog. Rerecorded phonetics.
 - [23-4-20] Added ARRL DX CW and SSB. Hid the 'Radio dots', cause they currently do nothing. Hid the CW speed combo box if it's not a CW contest. Added edit existing contest dialog.
 - [23-4-18] Added voice keying. Fixed a bunch of crashes. Added PTT to rigctld.
 - [23-4-15] Corrected tabstops on new contest screen. Changed project state to BETA.
@@ -135,6 +139,20 @@ Feature complete. I'm only one guy, and I'm not what you'd consider to be a cont
 
 </details>
 
+## Installing from PyPi
+
+### Python and pip
+
+This software is a Python package hosted on PyPi, and installable with the pip command. If this is your first exposure to pip you can get all the details from [The PyPA](https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/tutorials/installing-packages/). In short, most linux distros come with Python pre installed. And pip usually comes with Python as a standard module. If pip is not installed by default, you can usually load it through your package manager. For example `sudo apt install python3-pip` or `sudo dnf install python3-pip`.
+
+### Installing with pip
+
+But just try `pip install not1mm` in your terminal. Once it's installed just type `not1mm` in the same terminal. On the first run, the program will install a launchable icon, which you can then click on to run like a normal program.
+
+### Updating with pip
+
+I've been posting updates just about everyday. Sometimes multiple times a day. It's early days, so there is much to do. You can check for and install updates with `pip install -U not1mm`.
+
 ## Running from source
 
 Since this is packaged for PyPi, if you want to work on your own source branch, after cloning from github you would:
@@ -226,7 +244,7 @@ You can edit the parameters of a previously defined contest by selecting it as t
 
 To setup your CAT control, CW keyer, Callsign lookups, select `File` > `Configuration Settings`
 
-The tabs for cloudlog, groups and n1mm are disabled and are for future expansion.
+The tabs for groups and n1mm are disabled and are for future expansion.
 
 ![Configuration Settings screen](https://github.com/mbridak/not1mm/raw/master/pic/configuration_settings.png)
 
@@ -246,7 +264,6 @@ Under the `CAT` TAB, you can choose either `rigctld` normally with an IP of `127
 
 Under the `CW` TAB, There are three options. `cwdaemon`, which normally uses IP `127.0.0.1` and port `6789`. `pywinkeyer` which normally uses IP `127.0.0.1` and port `8000`. Or `None`, if you want to Morse it like it's 1899.
 
-
 ## Hiding screen elements
 
 You can show or hide certain buttons/indicators by checking and unchecking their boxes under the view menu. You can then resize the screen to make it more compact.
@@ -257,7 +274,9 @@ The your choices will be remembered when you relaunch the program.
 
 ## Editing macro keys
 
-To edit the macros, choose `File` > `Edit Macros`. This will open your systems registered text editor with current macros loaded. When your done just save the file and close the editor. The file loaded to edit will be determined by your current operating mode.
+To edit the macros, choose `File` > `Edit Macros`. This will open your systems registered text editor with current macros loaded. When your done just save the file and close the editor. The file loaded to edit, CW or SSB, will be determined by your current operating mode.
+
+After editing and saving the macro file. You can force the logger to reload the macro file by toggeling between `Run` and `S&P` states.
 
 ### Macro substitutions
 
@@ -272,11 +291,9 @@ You can include a limited set of substitution instructions.
 
 The macros when used with voice, will also accept filenames of WAV files to play, excluding the file extension. The filename must be enclosed by brackets. For example `[CQ]` will play `cq.wav`, `[again]` will play `again.wav`. The wav files are stored in the operators personal data directory. The filenames must be in lowercase. See [Various data file locations](#various-data-file-locations) above for the location of your data files. For me, the macro `[cq]` will play `/home/mbridak/.local/share/not1mm/K6GTE/cq.wav`
 
-The current wav files in place are not the ones you will want to use. They sound like some little kid. You can use something like Audacity to record new wav files in your own voice.
-
-Aside from the `[filename]` wav files, there are also NATO phonetic wav files for each letter and number. So if your macro key holds `{HISCALL} {SNT} {SENTNR}` and you have entered K5TUX in callsign field during CQ WW SSB while in CQ Zone 3. You'll here Kilo 5 Tango Uniform X-ray, 5 9 9, 3. Hopefully not in a little kids voice.
+**The current wav files in place are not the ones you will want to use. They sound like an idiot.** You can use something like Audacity to record new wav files in your own voice.
 
-Right now, the sound is played out of the default sound device. This is NOT what we want. I still have to code up the dialog to choose the correct sound device to use.
+Aside from the `[filename]` wav files, there are also NATO phonetic wav files for each letter and number. So if your macro key holds `{HISCALL} {SNT} {SENTNR}` and you have entered K5TUX in callsign field during CQ WW SSB while in CQ Zone 3. You'll here Kilo 5 Tango Uniform X-ray, 5 9 9, 3. Hopefully not in an idiots voice.
 
 ## cty.dat and QRZ lookups for distance and bearing
 

{not1mm-23.4.21 → not1mm-23.4.21.2}/not1mm/__main__.py

@@ -362,6 +362,8 @@ class MainWindow(QtWidgets.QMainWindow):
     def edit_configuration_settings(self):
         """Configuration Settings was clicked"""
         self.configuration_dialog = Settings(WORKING_PATH, CONFIG_PATH, self.pref)
+        self.configuration_dialog.usehamdb_radioButton.hide()
+        # self.configuration_dialog.n1mm_tab.hide()
         self.configuration_dialog.show()
         self.configuration_dialog.accepted.connect(self.edit_configuration_return)