The Quarq ANT+ log contains a hex dump of raw ANT+ messages. This
importer uses the closed-source program "qollector_interpret" to convert
the ANT+ log file into an XML format, then parses that into a RideFile.
qollector_interpret binaries for several platforms may be downloaded from
http://opensource.quarq.us/qollector_interpret
If the qollector_interpret program is not available, the menu selection
for importing Quarq ANT+ will not appear, nor will .qla files be
imported.
fix to use last N days worth of rides for BiksScore estimates
fix for skipping some rides in BikeScore estimates
skips rides with zero Bikescore for BikeScore estimates
hitting enter on ManualRide entry dialog doesn't write file
better checking for inputs on ManualRide dialog
Signed-off-by: Robert Carlsen <robert@robertcarlsen.net>
It was lame that I had to add the "xml" suffix to this regex. It should be
enough to add a RideFile subclass. This patch also does a more robust job of
setting the notesFileName.
The current RideFile type associates a unique interval number with each sample
point, meaning that intervals can't overlap. It also names intervals as
integers, not strings. So for now, XmlRideFile just orders intervals by their
order in the xml file and names them by their order in this list (starting
with zero, to match convention). It then associates each sample with the
lowest-named interval into which the sample falls. This strategy means that a
raw file exported to xml will have the same interval locations and names when
read back in as xml.
It offers to split at any time gap over 30 seconds and also at any interval.
If the time gap is over 5 minutes it defaults to checked, otherwise it
defaults to unchecked.
Anywhere you check, it will split the ride at that point overwriting the or
original ride with a shorter one and creating new rides after the split points
The original would get renamed with a .bak so it could be recovered.
in total time riding, which previously only included hours and minutes.
A few seconds over a week shouldn't account for much, but I think it's
desirable to use the same resultion for data values across the product
for consistancy if nothing else.
--jtc
"about" dialog is formatted, with "GoldenCheetah is Licenced under
the GNU General Public Licence." and "Source code can be obtained
from http://goldencheetah.org/" run together in a single paragraph
because the way the line is broken after "Source".
The attached patch splits the two sentences into two separate
paragraphs, and centers the entire dialog text.
While this is subjective, I think it looks a lot better.
--jtc
