[DogParkList] MLDX Request

Don Agro dagro at dogparksoftware.com
Sat Nov 10 15:55:37 EST 2007


Hi Chip,

On 10-Nov-07, at 3:39 PM, Chip Griffin wrote:


> Don & group,

>

> A thought. I normally keep my log sorted by log number. I've noticed

> that when I log a contact it shows up at the opposite end of the

> list and the list moves so that the new entry and the oldest entries

> are visible, regardless of whether I sort ascending or descending.

> If I swap to another pane and back then nothing but the oldest

> entries are visible since the log is still scrolled to that end but

> now it's resorted the new entry to where it should be. If I click on

> the column heading then it resorts with all the newest visible

> either at the bottom or top of the list (opposite of where it was

> previously). All this is predictable and manageable, but it would be

> better if the new entry was inserted where it should be in the list

> and no change in the view was otherwise effected or required.

>

> I am using the latest version that I just downloaded today (and was

> previously using the most recent full release).



This is covered in the FAQ...

<http://www.dogparksoftware.com/MacLoggerDX/Manual/Pages/faq.html>

"I have noticed that the record numbers are reversed in the log. In
other words, my first QSO has been numbered as last number, and there
is no record number "0001". is this OK ?
Yes, the first record in the file is the header and of no practical
use except when editing log.dat in a spread sheet program. The record
numbers are not important, they are not stored in the file. They
describe the order of the records in the file, but you can display the
log sorted by any field. Click on the column header to sort by that
field, click again to reverse the order. Most commonly people sort by
the QSO start time. By default the log is arranged in order of QSO
with the last QSO being added to the end of the file. Every time the
log is re-written it will be written in the order that you have chosen
to sort it in. The log is re-written when you delete an entry."


73 Don Agro VE3VRW

D o g P a r k S o f t w a r e L t d .

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