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#fldigi #macros Difference between <LOG> and <LNW> #fldigi #macros
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I had a macro for signing off with a contact and it finished with <LNW>. I thought in the past this logged the contact when the macro finished. It hasn't seemed to recently. I changed it to <LOG> and the contact was logged as soon as the macro started executing. I had the <LNW> after the <RX>. Is this the reason as we are no longer transmitting when the <LNW> gets executed? The description for <LNW> has "Log when transmitted" or similar.
I am using the latest non-alpha. 73 Phil GM3ZZA
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Cliff
Phil,
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The description of <LNW> is to “Log at Xmit Time”. I take it that means when the next TX is encountered so <log> is what you want. Yes, it logs immediately during the execution of the rest of the macro. There may be a way to force to wait for the Tx to finish, but I’m not aware of any. 73, Cliff, AE5ZA
On Mar 5, 2021, at 09:56, Philip Rose via groups.io <gm3zza@...> wrote:
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Haris SV1GRB
I am not sure, but maybe <@LOG> will do the trick. At least it works with the TXID if we want to disable it at the end of the macro transmission. Haris SV1GRB Στις Παρ, 5 Μαρ 2021 στις 5:57 μ.μ., ο/η Philip Rose via groups.io <gm3zza=btinternet.com@groups.io> έγραψε:
I had a macro for signing off with a contact and it finished with <LNW>. I thought in the past this logged the contact when the macro finished. It hasn't seemed to recently. I changed it to <LOG> and the contact was logged as soon as the macro started executing. I had the <LNW> after the <RX>. Is this the reason as we are no longer transmitting when the <LNW> gets executed? The description for <LNW> has "Log when transmitted" or similar.
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Thanks Cliff, I wasn't sure whether that means: log when you would transmit when interpreting this macro or; or log if you are transmitting when interpreting this macro or; log next time you transmit after interpreting this macro. 73 Phil 73 Phil GM3ZZA
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