On a K4, when a preprogrammed message contains > (RIT clear), program crashes

[ny4i]

No description provided.

[n4af]

i wonder:
a) whether he meant on k4
b) whether also applies to xit clear:
procedure TK4Radio.RITClear(whichVFO: TVFO);
begin
Self.SendToRadio(whichVFO,'RC','');
end;

procedure TK4Radio.XITClear(whichVFO: TVFO);
begin
Self.SendToRadio(whichVFO,'RC','');
end;

[ny4i]

Oops. That looks like a copy and paste error. I will fix that too. I emailed to ask. Tom Principal Solutions Architect Better Software Solutions, Inc. 727-437-2771

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On Mar 4, 2022, at 2:10 PM, Howie Hoyt ***@***.***> wrote: i wonder: a) whether he meant on k4 b) whether also applies to xit clear: procedure TK4Radio.RITClear(whichVFO: TVFO); begin Self.SendToRadio(whichVFO,'RC',''); end; procedure TK4Radio.XITClear(whichVFO: TVFO); begin Self.SendToRadio(whichVFO,'RC',''); end; — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#585 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AC6TWSVKTVXM2RI636XIXEDU6JN3DANCNFSM5P6KTTXQ>. You are receiving this because you were assigned.

[ny4i]

My mistake. According to the book, RC; clears both RIT and XIT. No way to clear just one.

[n4af]

testing on K3, seems to work FB.

[ny4i]

I tested with the clear command but not with the programmed message. It might not be calling same function. I’ll figure it out tonight. Tom Principal Solutions Architect Better Software Solutions, Inc. 727-437-2771

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On Mar 4, 2022, at 2:15 PM, Howie Hoyt ***@***.***> wrote:  testing on K3, seems to work FB. — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. You are receiving this because you were assigned.

[ny4i]

The code in RITClear received an Abstract run time exception. The code was calling the TNetRadio object incorrectly (earlier implementation model).

[ny4i]

Reopening as the send CW is very choppy when sending to the network