Find interval dialog will now allow you to add
intervals by time or distance (e.g. add interval for
every 10 minutes or every kilometer).
Since there were three menu options all doing similar
things, they have now been consolidated into a single
dialog.
Upgrade to QWT 6.0.1, but still uses a locally patched copy
since support for 8 axes has not been included, despite it
being a relatively simple patch.
Fixes#634.
Fixes#567.
A rudimentary calendar, not customisable or resizable
and only every selects first ride for the day selected.
But it is the beginning of the widgets needed for the
new UI "look" discussed on the list.
Need to work on font sizes for Win/Mac and refining
the whole look and feel. Especially a sidebar widget
to put it in!
Fixes#369.
Allow the user to add a chart from the top-level
view menu, or by right clicking on the home page.
I did not implement as right click on toolbar since
there is already an add chart icon on the toolbar
and adding right click is kind of redundant in that
case.
Fixes#606.
The interval view now allows the user to drag and drop intervals
up and down in the list.
We could extend the drag and drop of intervals to support analysis
of segments/intervals from multiple rides in the future too.
Fixes#405.
Since it can be confusing to new or occasional users, the
workout directory now defaults to the top-level GC directory.
This kind of makes sense since it is shared across all cyclists
and is guaranteed to exist, and will still work when running
from a USB stick.
When we get round to implementing feature 193 and 570 we can
adjust this to suit.
Fixes#571.
Added a menu option to quit all windows rather than
just the current one.
Each window will process a close event and so give the
user the option to save changed files and cancel closing
it.
Fixes#566.
Tom Compton of AnalyticCycling.com has provided
a formula to calculate virtual speed based upon
slope, weight, power, cdA, crr and air density.
This is now implemented as 'Virtual Speed'.
It is expected that this new virtual speed will
be used to control streetview, video rendering
and future implementations of group riding over
a predefined course.
Fixes#527.
A new menu option added to download workout
files from the ErgDB. Will also need to look
at upload so we can share amongst the GC
community.
Fixes#521.
A menu option to upload ride files to the Strava website.
Original code from Justin Knotzke ported to v3 by
Damien Grauser.
If the ride has already been uploaded the upload menu
option is disabled, once uploaded a tag is set in the ride
with the strava id.
Fixes#519.
The show/hide sidebar, Toggle Tabbed Mode, FullScreen
and Add Chart buttons now have a tooltip to help explain
what they do.
We still need better icons too!
Fix compile on Mac SDK < 10.7, silly initialisation
of fullScreen in MainWindow when it doesn't exist
and fixup gcconfig.pri.in definiton of GC_HAVE_LION.
Mostly caused by the Nazi style police in Cocoa wanting
huge margins etc. Steve knows best. Now uses the Windows
style for toolbar buttons so we get control back from
you know who.
Instead the defaut layout now has the ride summary
and details as the first chart in analysis view.
Funny how we've come full circle back to the original
layout. Kinda reassuring I suppose.
Also fixes SummaryWindow splitter handle being rather
ugly.
Fixes#518.
The drag and drop function for adding charts may
be functionally appropriate, but it is not intuitive
for new users.
This patch moves the add chart function to the toolbar
as a drop down menu. it also makes the chart selection
context sensitive - so on training view only realtime
charts are listed.
Fixes#517.
Added a button to toggle fullscreen on the toolbar. Not on
a Mac though since it is in the titlebar.
Also made the view buttons slightly larger. We desperately need
some nice icons / branding for the UI.
Fixes#513.
To switch between tab/tiled mode the selector has
been moved from the homewindow to the toolbar. A
menu option to select tab/tiled mode has been
added to the view menu.
I have also added icons (that change) for show/hide
sidebar and tab/tile select. The show/hide sidebar
check was not being changed when you use the toolbar
button, this has also been fixed.
The scroll view mode has been deprecated. (But the code
has been retained in case we decide to re-introduce it).
Fixes#512.
The "tabs" of the toolbar are now offset to the right
and fixed with a specific spacing.
Similarly, the training view buttons are fixed to the
left.
This ensures that the "tabs" don't move as toolbar
buttons are added/removed.
This removes the flickery artefacts when moving away
from train view and also gets ready for more specific
buttons on the other views.
Updated the realtime view (Train) to put the
realtime controls in the toolbar and removed
the old realtime controls chart. They only
appear in Train view.
Additionally, the workout list and media list
are now in the sidebar under 'Workout Library'.
Finally, the first device configured is always
selected at startup, but this is a temporary
change until the realtime device wizard is coded
to set a default device.
A few minor fixups for Mac OS X;
* LionFullScreen.mm compile issues resolved by introducing
a new define in gcconfig.pri. This will hopefully go when
issues with Qt and AvailabilityMacros are resolved. See
DEFINES += GC_HAVE_LION in gcconfig.pri.in
* The buttons on the realtime controls are now set to GTK to
avoid Qt constraints regarding spacing and format of
QPushButtons. This will hopefully go when we move the controls
to a task bar at the bottom of the screen.
A number of new features / enhancements;
* Display IF/TSS or Elevation/Grade in the controller
when a workout is selected.
* Added buttons for forward/back which emulate the
forward/back from a computrainer controller
* Added a slider to increase and decrease intensity/grade
on-the-fly (during a workout), tied in with the
computrainer controller's + and - keys.
* Unpicked the manualOverride code previously implemented
Mostly, or at least for this release, fixes#494.
Add support to toggle full screen mode on Linux
and Windows, in similar fashion to the recent
update for Mac OSX Lion.
A new view menu option to toggle full screen has
been added in lieu of the Mac titlebar icon on
either Win/Linux. Additionally, hitting Function
key F11 toggles fullscreen and hitting ESC whilst
in full screen also returns to normal.
LionFullScreen used this macro to determine if the version
of the SDK is recent enough (Lion or higher).
Unfortunately, I forgot to also check if the OS was Mac OSX
and didn't include the correct header (AvailaibilityMacros.h)
to get the define. As a result all builds on anything other
than OSX Lion failed.
Mac OS X Lion introduces support for fullscreen applications
and places a fullscreen button on the title bar and animates
etc.
This patch adds support for fullscreen mode. Since there is
no standard way of exiting fullscreen mode we have adopted
pressing the 'ESC' key, since this is inline with most of the
Apple applications (e.g. Mail).
References to TrainingPeaks should never have a
space between the words Training and Peaks.
Modified at the request of our friends over at TrainingPeaks.com.
You can now place a ride navigator on the chart layouts, this allows
the user to configure many more columns and use the navigator to
browse and order the activity history in a log/journal format.
The default diary layout now has two tabs; one for the calendar and
another for the activity history.
There appears to be a few minor bugs related to column/chart resizing
that have been present for a while, but are more obvious now the navigator
is a chart in its own right. These will be resolved later.
Moved to the view menu and initialised 'currentWindow'
to the analysis window on startup to avoid a SEGV if
you reset the layout without having ever switched views.
Added a function for Batch Export of current
activity history. The user can select files
to export, the target directory and format to
use.
This completes the updates to improve export
functionality.
Fixes#476.
The export functions in mainwindow are getting quite
cumbersome with multiple menu options.
This patch creates a single menu option "Export.." which
allows the user to select a supported format and a filename.
To support this the ridefile reader code needed to be adjusted
to allow registered readers to declare capability to write and
use a consistent (virtual) method to do so.
By modifying the base class for ride file reader we now allow
new readers to register both read and write capability.
Updates to the version 3 split activity wizard to bring it
back in line with the original v2 functionality;
* Splits at markers, rather than extracting intervals
* Shows a small plot to show the split visually
* Will automatically mark gaps rather than work between gaps
This will not be backported to v2 since the functionality
is working, albeit difficult to understand for this casual user.
Split ride is a bit of a radical change from the
original; more thought is needed to ensure the
original functionality is retained whilst making
the UI and workflow intuitive.
This patch reverts MainWindow back to using the
old SplitRideDialog.
A new wizard to walk the user through the split
'ride' feature. It allows the user to control
the removal of the original and the minimum
gap size and segment size (when searching for
points at which to split the ride).
It also allows the user to select segments and
intervals to split and displays the actions that
will be performed to allow the user to confirm
processing.
if a new activity conflicts with an existing
activity the start time is incremented (by a
second or more) to avoid data loss.
Aside from removing the current ride it is now
impossible to overwrite or lose existing data.
A popup bubble when hovering over the activity
history or an entry on the calendar.
It is a pre-cursor for the activity bar for
selecting rides and is available for any
widget to call (it is a member of mainwindow).
To support the data series indicator icons a
new metadata field 'Data' has been added to
store a string to represent the data series
that are present.
In addition, the Sport code is used to decide
if a bike/run/swim icon should be shown instead
of a string (but needs translation support when
we get round to that).
Lastly, it has been coded for horizontal alignment
but will need to be updated for the activity bar
to support vertical alignment.
This is an experimental feature and will develop
over time, specifically;
* you cannot define which metrics are show in the
bubble -- they are hardcoded at present
* the coloring is hardcoded, as is the font size
* Only the activity list and diary use it.
Fixups for a GC toolbar and the first pass at trying
to make the look and feel more professional. Whilst the
overall usefulness of the toolbar is moot, the grpahics
show the way for greater attention to detail.
Specifically;
* The sidebar should adopt a similar look/feel
* Chart title bars should adopt a similar look/feel
* Sidebar panes should be unified with the same look
* The style selector needs to move - it is cluttering
up the general clean look.
The code is a little ghetto in places, but will fix up
as the cosmetics are sorted.
