.. when adding an overview chart it configures from a .gchart
file built in via application.qrc
.. to update the default config all the developer needs to do
is design using GC then export the .gchart into the
appropriate src/Resources/charts/file.gchart
.. NOTE: the exported file has an errant comma (,) after the
__LAST__ element. This is invalid JSON and should
be fixed. It needs to be removed manually right now
otherwise the JSON does not parse.
.. progressively boldens as you hover and overlays contents
to avoid taking screen real estate and being a distraction.
.. only watches mouse events and ignores wheel events since
these clash with chartspace scrolling.
Fixes#4006.
.. commit 91f2c46 introduced a regression where the selector
is not updated when the perspectives are changed (via
the manage/add perspective functions).
.. this was because resetPerspective() returned if the
athlete/view combination was last used to set the
selector -- we now override this, but only when the
perspectives config is changed.
.. datestring() was using 2 digit years and Overview data table
sorting only expected 4 digit years.
.. datestring() now uses 4 digit years in line with everywhere
else in the code.
.. data table sorting now supports 2 digit years and xx/xx/xx
style dates too (just in case).
.. slightly improved category labels on a bar chart when groupby
and date range is used. Labels for week, month and year are now
specific e.g. 23/5, May and 2021 labels are applied respectively.
.. axis settings updated to enable users to smooth and group by
for data series on the axis.
.. since group by needs to aggregate the series also have a new
config term to define the aggregation method (Average, Total,
Peak et al).
.. grouping and smoothing is applied in UserChart not the Generic
chart or plot, so this functionality will not be available from
Python and R charts (mostly because axis management and config
is done differently).
Fixes#3999.
It behaves as before: current view layout is discarded and default
layout with perspectives is fetched from goldencheetah.org first and,
if not available, baked in layout is used.
Website defaults are not updated yet, so baked in layouts are used now.
Renamed Resouces/xml/*-layout.xml files to Resources/xml/*-perspectives.xml
Removed deprecated Summary from Activities and Trends, and added default Overview to Trends
Added enclosing <Layouts></Layouts> and General perspective with proper type to each one
This provides default layouts for newly created athletes.
We still need to update layouts before release and to enable Reset Layout.
.. along the way renamed AthleteTab related methods in MainWindow
to reflect the last commit renaming the classes.
.. there are also a handful of fixups to SEGV when no ride is
selected in DataFilter (triggered by opening a second athlete
and switching to trends view, which need to recreate the athlete
switch bug that is also part of #3997).
.. and the logic to reset perspectives is changed in MainWindow
with a special method resetPerspective that is called everywhere
but will check the athlete/view combination has not already
been set (to avoid multiple passes).
.. multi-athlete and perspectives need better testing as there are
probably more SEGV in there, and if we fix them we could also
remove the requirement for the opening view to always be Analysis.
Fixes#3997.
.. Tab becomes AthleteTab - since Tab is almost meaningless
TabView becomes AbstractView - since its the base for all the views
there are no functional changes or fixes in this commit.
.. honour the sort order when refreshing (e.g. select new daterange or
a new activity).
.. thin line to separate headings from data to make easier to read.
.. by clicking the header column the user can toggle sorting of
the contents.
.. we try to infer the type of data in the column for sorting which
probably works 80/20, but is better than adding yet more of a
burden on the program that supplies the data.
.. add legacy program to analysis view for an interval table.
.. highlight row in data table when mouse hovers over a row, but
only when not using clickthru, since that already highlights
the row to indicate click is available.
intervals(symbol|name|start|stop|type|test|color|route|selected|date|filename [,start [,stop]])
returns a vector of values for the metric or field specified for each interval
if no start/stop is supplied it uses the currently selected date range, or activity when no date range.
intervalstring(symbol|name|start|stop|type|test|color|route|selected|date|filename [,start [,stop]])
same as intervals above but instead of returning a vector of numbers, the values
are converted to strings as appropriate for the metric (e.g. Pace_Rowing mm:ss/500m).
Both metricname and metricunit now support name, start, stop, type, test, color, route, selected, date, filename,
in addition to metric names and date, to get corresponding localized string.
Example program to build an intervals table in Activities displaying all intervals for selected activity,
similar to the one in RideSummary:
{
names {
metricname(name,
Duration,
Distance,
Pace,
xPace,
Average_Heart_Rate
);
}
units {
metricunit(name,
Duration,
Distance,
Pace,
xPace,
Average_Heart_Rate
);
}
values {
c(
intervalstrings(name),
intervalstrings(Duration),
intervalstrings(Distance),
intervalstrings(Pace),
intervalstrings(xPace),
intervalstrings(Average_Heart_Rate)
);
}
}
Fixes#3626
.. when embedding json in xml element attributes the string
decoding mangles results.
this is because of the way \ and " are handled at each
pass, causing combinations to be lost early when decoding.
This is largely a non-issue, except the user chart config
is stored in perspectives.xml and worse, when embedded on
an overview is encoded as .gcchart (xml) before being
encoded in the perspective.xml.
To avoid this issue, specifically with user charts and
to leave all other json string encoding and decoding
unaffected (e.g. ridefile.json) a new protect/unprotect
method has been introduced.
Utils::jsonprotect2() and Utils::jsonunprotect2() will
still decode older style encoding for backwards
compatibility, but now will translate \ and " in the
encoded string with :sl: and :qu:
This means that, for example, the following substitutions
will be made:
newline (\n) -> :sl:n
cr (\r) -> :sl:r
\ -> :sl:
" -> :qu:
If users add text with these characters (e.g. :sl:) then
it will be decoded to a slash, but it is highly unlikely
they will do this, and if they do, it should be harmless
as these text strings aren't part of the the datafilter
syntax.
Fixes#3996
.. since axis min and max values were not initialised the
visualisation would fail to refresh and was generally
unpredictable.
.. we now set initial values and check when updating.
.. activities("Workout_Code=\"FTP\"", metrics(BikeStress))
A new function that provides an activities filter
to apply as a closure to an expression, following the
same approach as the daterange() function.
In the example above metrics() will only return values where the
activity has a workout code "FTP".
.. unescape datafilter strings since the lexer supports that
but they are not parsed.
.. Only supports \n, \r and \" for now, but that should be
enough.
Formula doesn't change.
When date range is set Trends View is assumed and we use the sport of included
activities with default to Bike (Run for Pace) when mixed, and date is the end
date for the date range.
Otherwise we use activity sport and date as before.
.. click thru from the data row to the trends view to
view it on the activity view.
.. Added a function "f {}" that returns the activity
filenames- the same semantics used in the user chart.
.. the mechanism used in the overview items to click thru
from the itemPaint function is dropped and we now
do it from the mouse release event.
.. see issue #3993 which will get fixed using the same
scheme as this one.
.. when a userchart is embedded into an overview mouse events
do not propagate in their entirety- as a result the legend
widgets do not see MouseRelease (even though they see
MousePress).
So the click to show/hide when hovering over a legend item
responds to the press not the release.
.. User charts can be scaled (lines, texts, markers, legend)
.. Plot area background color honours overview card color
when we're on an overview.
.. when adding a user chart to an overview make it span a couple
of columns and 3 times deeper than a metric tile.
NOTE:
There are two bugs that need to be squashed individually
and are related to user charts on overview:
1. Mouse event handling seems to be broken for user
charts in Overview.
2. User chart axis colors are always black when the series
are configured to use named colors.
zones(hr|power|pace|fatigue, name|description|low|high|units|time|percent)
applies to the currently selected activity and sport is implicit.
Also changed name() by metricname() and unit() by metricunit() in script comments.
.. You can now add a user chart to the overview dashboard
using a new tile UserChartOverviewItem.
.. Had to refactor UserChart away from a GcChartWindow and
into a QWidget so the QGraphicsProxyWidget would play
along.
.. A new UserChartWindow has been added to manage adding
a UserChart to a perspective.
.. fixed chartspace item config widgets being destroyed across
the add wizard and config dialog (existing bug).
.. fixed initialisation of items when added via wizard
NOTE the following issues/todo:
.. mouse click events are squiffy for some reason
.. need to add a way to scale as the text is tiny
.. legend has a performance issue (see #3989)
.. overall performance is good even tho we are using
a QGraphicsProxyWidget- might need to reevaluate
this later and embed the QChart directly into the
QGraphicsScene. To be reviewed.
.. a new zones datafilter function to retrieve zone info
and metrics for the current activity.
.. zones(sport, series, field)
sport is one of run, bike, swim
series is one of power, hr, pace
field is one of
* name - zone name (e.g. L1)
* description - zone desc (e.g. Active Recovery)
* low - the low mark for the zone (e.g. 0)
* high - the high mark for the zone (e.g. 100)
* unit - units for low/high (e.g watts)
* time - time spent in zone
* percent - time spent in zone as a percentage
each call will return a vector of strings for all
zones available.
.. to support the syntax the old functions 'name' and
'unit' have been renamed to 'metricname' and
'metricunit' to avoid clashing with symbols and
were bad choices in the first place.
.. the motivation for this function is mostly about the
overview data table, where we might create a tile
with the following program to display the zone
table that was previously available on RideSummary
names {
c("Name","Description","Low","High","Time","%");
}
units {
c("", "",
zones(bike,power,units),
zones(bike,power,units),
"", "");
}
values {
c(zones(bike,power,name),
zones(bike,power,description),
zones(bike,power,low),
zones(bike,power,high),
zones(bike,power,time),
zones(bike,power,percent));
}
.. we have a filter box on most trends charts config dialogs
and elsewhere. But when you resized the dialog the filter
box would also stretch (even though it is a QLineEdit).
.. this commit sets the vertical size policy to fixed to stop
this ugly behaviour.
.. when a column contains no tiles it may still be spanned
by a tile (since we add that feature).
.. this means we should check if the column contains a spanned
tile before shifting all remaining tiles left.
.. also enabled dropping into an empty column which was
not possible previoisly (impossible to have an empty
column)
A new overview tile that can be placed on trends or activity view to
display a table of data.
.. It uses a program to fetch the data to display via 3 functions:
* names() returns a list of column names
* units() returns a list of column unit names
* values() returns a list of values to show
.. If there are more values than names then it is assumed there
are multiple rows to be shown.
.. When adding a data tile an example program is provided to
demonstrate how this works (will need to also document this
on the wiki, or possibly a video tutorial).
Since time in zone is computed using the active zones for the series according
to sport and date, there is no good choice of limits to show in the general case.
This is part 4 of #3911
Power, HR and Pace use separate scales now.
This is part 3 and fixes#3911
The sport used to select zones in rangemode needs an update,
this will be included in a separate commit.
.. some new functions to help prepare data for the new overview
data table item. Possibly useful in other contexts too.
datestring(v) - returns v converted to a string date where
v can be a single value or vector of values, as days since
01/01/1900. e.g. datestring(Date)
timestring(v) - returns v converted to a string time
where v can be a single value or vector of values.
name(metric1 ... metricn) - returns the metric name in
the local language
units(metric1 ... metricn) - returns the metric unit name
in the local language
.. resize an overview item column width whilst holding down the shift key
to make it span columns, it will expand across and back.
.. this is largely to support the data table overview item type that
is pending, but also may be useful in the future when items can
contain charts (not planned for v3.6).
.. train plot background color is now honored more completely
with the backgrounds, sidebars and tabs all taking the
right color.
.. additionally, when applying any theme the train view will
always be set to a black background since it works best
like that (but users are still free to change it).
.. based upon current background plot color, so those with a
preference for dark themes get the new dark theme and those
with a preference for light get the new light theme.
.. making it mandatory will likely annoy some users but for the
most part it will mean the UI will get updated to a more
thoughtful color scheme.
.. the ride summary on analysis and trends is now replaced by
the overview dashboard.
.. since RideSummaryWindow uses html to deliver content via
an embedded web browser it had become unwieldy and the
UX was klunky and static.
.. additionally the code was unwieldy and difficult to
maintain and update when new feature were introduced.
.. this is a happy day, goodbye and farewell.
.. applies to all charts in the perspective, so you can create
a perspective called "Running" and set the filter to "isRun"
and all charts in the perspective will only show data from
runs.
.. updated charts on Trends view to honor the perspective
filter, as below:
* Overview
* Trends
* User Chart
* Treemap
* Critical Power
* R Chart
* Python Chart
* Histogram - for metrics
* Summary - no change as deprecating shortly
.. renamed the HomeView to TrendsView in line with some of the
other recent name changes. The class names were set over 10
years ago and no longer reflect the UI concepts.
.. New signal: GcWindow::perspectiveChanged(Perspective *)
When the chart is moved from one perspective to another, likely does
not need to do anything on Analysis view, but on Trends view its
quite likely the filter has changed, so refresh is needed.
.. New signal: GcWindow::perspectiveFilterChanged(QString)
When the perspective filter is updated this signal is called but
only on trends view since it doesn't really matter on Analysis
from the charts point of view.
.. at startup the perspective selection logic for analysis
view was not called and just defaulting to the first
available perspective in the analysis view.
.. when creating a perspective you can now add an expression
that will be evaluated when a ride is selected in the sidebar.
.. For example you can create a perspective "Running" with an
expression "isRun". When a run is selected on the sidebar
we automatically switch to the running perspective.
If now, whilst on the "Running" perspective you select say
a cycling activity, the expression will evaluate to false,
so we will look for another perspective to switch to.
If no expression is found to switch to, and the current
perspective has an expression that is evaluating to false
then we just switch back to the first perspective in the
list (you can reorder them if needed).
.. the perspective type is added to the xml when exporting and
also when saving state.
.. on import the perspective type is checked to make sure we
don't import trends views into activities and vice versa.
.. User Chart annotation labels now work when a standard color
has been selected.
.. The name of the standard color "CP Curve" has been renamed
to "Mean-maximal Power" to more accurately reflect how it
is used in the Critical Power standard charts.
.. there are lots of standard colors and they're hard to scroll
through. A new search box makes it easier to find them.
.. this is in anticipation of adding a lot more standard colors
for things like W', Pmax, Weight yada yada
.. New dialog to rename, add and remove perspectives, re-order them
and move charts from one perspective to another.
.. The focus is on managing perspectives and not the general UI
layout (ie. add/remove charts and rename things etc) this is
likely to be something this morphs into, but for now lets
keep it simple (this was complicated enough !)
.. also found a SEGV in CP chart when hover in allplot before the
CP chart has been notified in another perspective-- there are
likely to be a few of these kinds of bugs around.
When you start with a single click the workout is represented graphically
as a ramp from zero, but the qwkcode and erg code generated starts with a block.
Additionally an initial ramp starting from zero neither works.
This was reported at the forum and, although it is mostly cosmetic, it can be
annoying, so this change fixes both.
Difference between R Chart in Activities and Trends is a blank at the end
of the name, which is not preserved in German translation so new R Charts in
Trends are created as Activities charts.
Fixes#3427
It is unnecessary, since Train mode supports only 1 workout at a time,
and single selection makes it easier to scroll the list in tablet mode.
Related to #3268
Current GC root can be different from athlete library setting
due to GC startup logic and the spurious warning is confusing.
Revert to previous value, not current GC root, if the user chooses to.
Fixes#3903
.. Perspectives can now be added and are saved and restored on
startup and close.
.. A new config file 'xxx-perspectives.xml' replaces the old
'xxx-layout.xml'.
.. HomeWindow has been renamed Perspective across the code.
With TabView now taking responsibility for loading and
saving configuration.
.. This is a fairly big refactor that touches upon a number
of events at startup, including how sidebar events are
propagated across charts and tabs. And will need a reasonable
amount of testing before release.
.. Separately, I also fixed a SEGV in the Python chart when
no ride is selected (an old bug not related to this).
The user will be able to create collections of charts as opposed to
the single long list of charts in each of the four views.
This first update:
.. update toolbar to include a perspective selector
.. also updated aesthetics of toolbar (mostly icons on hidpi)
Further updates pending will:
.. part 2 will introduce code to add, save and restore perspectives
.. part 3 will introduce code to manage and rename perspectives
.. part 4 will introduce new defaults for each perspective
A future enhancement may allow the perspective to be aligned to a
specific sport in activity view, so the perspective can be selected
based upon the sport of the activity being analysed. But that will
not be part of these changes.
MapQuest API Key is a new DP parameter to allow users to enter one
and have personal transaction limits.
When empty it defaults to GoldenCheetah API key as before.
Fixes#3900
Any sport present in the list of possible Sport field values
can have its own HR and/or Power zones like Run before.
Otherwise Bike zones are used as default for backward compatibility.
Fixes#3280 combined with last 3 previous commits.
[publish binaries]
All sports defined as values for Sport metadata field can have
specifics Power Zones and default to Bike zones otherwise.
Similar to current power zones for Run.
Part 3 of #3280
All sports defined as values for Sport metadata field can have
specifics HR Zones and default to Bike zones otherwise.
Similar to current HR zones for Run.
Part 2 of #3280
.. the alpha channel was too agressive for light backgrounds and
was washed out and unpleasant on the eye.
.. reduced the alpha blend to make it flatter and cleaner.
.. showEfforts was not being initialised when the plot was created
which resulted in sustained efforts always being shown regardless
of the chart setting.
.. themes are now either light or dark, which selects the default
color set used to set the standard colors.
.. users can of course maintain them, but when applying a theme
there is no need to adjust now (some of the default colors looked
poor on a light background).
.. there is a line of code in main.cpp to dump the current colors to
stderr so it can be cut and paste into colors.cpp -- this makes it
much easier to use the UI to maintain colors and update the code.
this is obviously just for developers.
.. letting users define their own themes could be done later, but feels
like overkill at this point.
.. When creating user charts we can now select a standard color as
configured in appearances.
.. This means users can select e.g. the "Power color" when plotting a
power series.
.. The second part of this commit will update the themes to ensure that
the standard color settings are appropriate for the background (as
they are inappropriate currently. e.g. Critical power is always
yellow, even on a light background).
.. mostly straight replacement as qt5 containers are templated
and qSort semantics are the same as std::sort
.. prepping for Qt6.2 which is due late 2021.
Signed-off-by: Mark Liversedge <liversedge@gmail.com>
Continuation of previous commit. Caveat is value argument is string
so the user is resposible of providing proper string representation
of the value for overrides and numeric metadata.
For Metadata handling in Python Data Processors, similar to set/unset/isset
in formulas, but no metric overrides for now.
- setTag(name, value[, activity])
- delTag(name[, activity])
- hasTag(name[, activity])
All return boolean success indicator and activity is optional,
defaulting to current activity.
setTag and delTag are enabled only in Python Data Processors, mark
the activiy as modified and notify metadata has changed on success.
Fixes#3639
.. Makes it easier to identify code that has been snaffled in from
other repositories and check licensing
.. The httpserver is now no longer optional, since it is delivered
as contributed source.
Variable row height, depending on activity calendar text being empty or not,
provokes refresh issues when calendar text changes from empty to not, or
viceversa.
Instead to try to solve this issue with specific code, I think it is
simpler, and more regular from UX point of view, to have a uniform row height.
After this change row height depends on metadata config only:
1) a new RideMetadata method is introduced (hasCalendarText) to check if
Calendar Text can be non empty, i.e. if some field has diary checked.
2) RideNavigator uses this method when config changes to set hasCalendarText
member used to determine row height for all activities.
Fixes#3074
Configurable in Train Preferences, defaults to 0, which is current behavior.
When countdown > 0, start is delayed and countdown is displayed in
notifications panel.
Fixes#3632
Since a simple metric name is the most common use case for PMC functions,
it is useful to avoid the need to call the expression evaluator at refresh
time, for better performance and to sidestep #3788.
This is a continuation of previous commit, since x-axis change affects
the is blank status we need a full replot to consider cases when the
selected activity lacks time or distance.
This change remove deviceType_ private member from RideFile
replacing its use by access to "Device" metadata field.
The objective is to remove limitations s.t. update using set
in formulas and ride navigator immediate refresh.
Fixes#3760
.. when trying to find the right values for the measures() datafilter
function e.g. measures("Body", "weight") it was not clear why this
was failing. Added more information to the error message.
A new Trainer metadata field is included in metadata.xml
On upload a checked Trainer metadata field, or the presence of
TRAIN XData series, marks the activity as trainer.
On download the trainer flag is used to update Trainer metadata field.
This is a complement of 5a1bd1a, a user is reporting a crash in
Widget::setSyleSheet on Windows at startup after that commit.
I cannot reproduce the issue, but since that change was modeled
after LTMSidebar, lets try to avoide the issue making it even more
similar. This way, the widget already has a proper parent when
HelpWhatsThis is added.
Add recommendation to pair only FE-C sensor for FE-C devices
Group Custom Virtual Power settings, move Name and Create button,
rename for clarity and enable only when Name is not empty.
Remove compiler warnings.
Fixes#3697
deriveExtCPParameters established Initial parameters estimates before
the data verification steps so when data don't meet the minimum
criteria for estimation those initial parameters are returned.
This change moves the initialization step after data verification,
similar to what deriveCPParameters does for the envelope fitting case.
Fixes#3862
A new logging category is added gc.usb, inactive by default, to log all the USB transfers between GC and the USB trainers. It can be activated by changing the logging filter with the --debug-rules option.
This change adds some useful defaults for Tile Servers A/B/C when not set
and allows to enter full urls including apikey, s.t.:
https://tile.thunderforest.com/cycle/{z}/{x}/{y}.png?apikey=<your-apikey-here>
so use OpenCycleMap with your own apikey.
[publish binaries]
Leaflet.js API uses the upper left corner as reference point while
GoldenCheetah icons, designed for Google Maps API, uses bottom center.
Since all marker icons are fixed size 32x37, this change adds the attribute
iconAnchor:[16,37] to fix positioning.
Fixes#3193
This change allows the user to independently via the new chart checkboxes to:
- ignore any Power Shading Zones and always draw the red line (Hide Shaded Zones)
- remove the route background yellow line (Hide Yellow Line)
For Pace related metrics converting back from toString using toDouble
fails and then sparkline, up/down, etc. are not displayed.
This change avoids that conversion to fix this issue and to make code simpler.
Add declaration for variable v inside the loop used to compute avg/min/max
to avoid affecting variable v in the outer scope, this is the minimum change
to fix the problem and the same pattern is present in other tiles.
Without this change up/down is based on the first activity of the same sport
in the previous 30 days, instead of the current one.
Adds a “Polarized” option to Overview Zone tile to chart HR/Power/Pace as 3 zones histogram, it has no effect on Fatigue/WBal zones.
Complements #2555
[publish binaries]
Decimal watts, which tipically happens when a workout is scaled,
play havoc with qwkcode, so lets avoid them.
Text cues are not supported either in qwkcode yet, adding them
was my mistake, so I commented out them for now.
Fixes#3846
* Add debugging options to select the log file, format and rules, and redirect stderr even on Windows
* unistd.h does not exist on Windows use io.h instead
* STDERR_FILENO does not exist on Windows
* Different strategies and much error checking to redirect stderr on Windows
* Synchronize cerr and stderr with filedes 2 and STD_ERROR_HANDLE
* Some functions like write in Linux and Win32 have slightly different signatures
* Code cleanup, final test to check that fd=2, stderr, qDebug and cerr are redirected
* Remove the file and line number from the default logging format in release mode
Once Ubuntu 16.04 reached EOL we will switch Travis-ci builds to 18.04,
this guide is intended to help new developers setting up a local build
environment.
To allow duplicate keys happening when the same metric/measure or
Best/PMC/Banister combination is used in more than one curve.
This is useful when the curves have different filters or trendlines,
for example, and avoids a weird behavior in these cases.
Fixes#2185
In total 18 new metrics are added and 6 new charts using them are
included in charts.xml (existing users needs to remove their local
copy in config/charts.xml to activate them, reset doesn't work since
it retrieves the server copy which is v3.5 yet.)
Fixes#2555
[publish binaries]
Change CVPage to include AeT Velocity/Pace
Default to 90% CV for runs and 97.5% CV for swims
Used to delimit Polarized Zones I and II
Add config(aetv) to formulas
Add aetv to R/Pyhton/Rest APIs
Fixed column widths to fit contents
Part 3 of #2555
Change CPPage to include AeT Power
Default to 85% CP, used to delimit Polarized Zones I and II
Add config(aetp) to formulas
Add AeTP to R/Pyhton/Rest APIs
Fix W' col resize bug in Power Zones settings #2661
Part 2 of #2555
Change LTPage to include AeT HR and look like CPPage and CVPage
Default to 90% LTHR, used to delimit Polarized Zones I and II
Add config(aethr) to formulas
Add AeTHR to R/Pyhton/Rest APIs
Part 1 of #2555
It should be closer to current offset than the fixed default.
Users having issues with calibration can change default value adding:
[srm]
offset=400
to configglobal-trainmode.ini
When exiting, GC complains that the Web Profile is released before Web pages that refer to it with the message: "Release of profile requested but WebEnginePage still not deleted. Expect troubles !".
The Web pages are now released explicitly in the destructor to insure that they are freed earlier than the Profile.
Fixes#3844
When any change is detected, _userMetrics are reloaded and updated in Metrics
factory, but metric recomputation still depends on fingerprint field to avoid
unnecessary recomputation.
Fixes#3838
It copies xml config files from the selected template athlete, if any.
Together with Athlete > Open > New Athlete, Athlete > Delete and
the new Athlete view should make multiple athletes management easier.
Fixes#308
[publish binaries]
Allows to delete a closed athlete without the need to exit the program,
it re-uses the logic in ChooseCyclistDialog and removes the AthleteCard
from AthleteView.
Objective is to allow creation of new athletes, without the need to
exit GoldenCheetah, using Athlete > Open > New Athlete like in v3.5
When a new athlete is created MainWindow emits newAthlete signal
so AthleteView can create the corresponding AthleteCard.
The Sigmasport ROX devices do not set a product ID, hence GC shows any Sigmasport fit import as "Sigmasport ROX". The Sigmasport wearable "iD.FREE", however, sets a product ID of 45. This adds specific logic to the fit ride file detection logic, while leaving the ROX default for backwards compatibility.
Signed-off-by: Christoph Wurst <christoph@winzerhof-wurst.at>
Fix VLC Hangs with Intentional State and Ordered Async Dispatch
Two main parts to this change.
- a thread locked managed player state
Fixes issue where calls to player could occur in wrong order
- all calls to VLC are made via an ordered Async dispatch.
Fixes issue where qt must process widgets after stop is called.
By moving stop off the qt gui thread this permits qt to shutdown
widgets which eventually allows vlc to stop.
Since vlc stop is async, and we wish vlc operations to be ordered
we are forced to put all other vlc operations on the same async
queue.
Fix#3756
to force Strava upload of altitude data.
The user can revert to Strava basemap on Strava.
Upload to Garmin Connect was tested for regresion.
Fixes#3824
I noticed zoom configured in xml file is ignored, and code is always starting with a value of 16 for thee zoom of thee live map widget.
This change uses field of the xml; it was already being parsed but not used, so using it is simple and straightforward
Co-authored-by: Peret <mail@mail.com>
* when CRS workout files are read, the altitude is already derived and precomputed from the gradient for all formats handled. A new function was added, altitudeAt, that accesses this value, avoiding to derive anew the altitude from the gradient in the TrainSidebar main loop, and getting the correct altitude value when FastForward.
* Replaced assert by qDebug in ErgFile.cpp because asserts would needlessly kill the program
Fixes#3805
* Fix the request - reply interactions with the Fortius
The open command is in fact to get a reply with the version. However, some already queued messages need to be skipped, before the well formed reply message is received. The open command is sent initially, and each time the device is disconnected and reconnected. The procedure to open the device and get the version was then put in a separate function.
When the run command is sent with a specified force, a reply comes back with the force echoed. However, here again, some messages may need to be
skipped before the correct reply comes back.
* Updates based on comments
The first reply is always skipped on the T1932 (64 bytes reply). A notification about the motor not turned on is sent when the version number cannot be read.
* Add a comment for a non obvious if condition
Added calibration trainer command, delayed check for user stopped pedaling with visual feedback on progress and saved calibration for next use on success.
The crash is reproducible on Linux starting an Erg workout after another
and it is caused by an array index error due to average arrays not being
cleared on start.
* Initial correction of force/speed/power calculations for Fortius using information from https://github.com/totalreverse/ttyT1941/wiki
* Use wind speed, rolling resistance and wind resistance value from trainer interface, if provided
* Added FortiusANT's AvoidCycleOfDeath() routine from https://github.com/WouterJD/FortiusANT to limit trainer resistance at low wheel speed
LRBalance is left side contribution while the ANT+ messages carries
right side pedalPower contribution, so it needs to be converted.
When not available RideFile::NA is used since 0 means 100% right.
Complementes b29f72d, Fixes#3017
Add support for 8008 TRS and, using the profile string, delay and sound can be configured
This adds the following functionality for daum:
* if the profile string contains a number or the string sound,
no automatic cockpit configuration is done, but the information from
the profile string is used
* if the string sound is present, play the sound when connecting
* if a number is present, use this number as the delay in milliseconds
between commands. A reasonable number to start with is 50 in case of
connection problems
This also solves the problem, if the cockpit id is not known by
GoldenCheetah. In this case the profile string can be just set to
e.g. 50_sound and the unknown cockpit id is ignored.
Update Note: to build GoldenCheetah v3.6 we are using the APT Package
Manager to install dependencies, including Qt and GSL, on Travis-ci
Ubuntu Xenial build environment.
You can check the travis/linux folder for the complete and updated build scripts,
the minimum Qt version known to work is 5.13 with Qt WebEngine and Qt Charts.
GSL - GNU Scientific Library is a mandatory dependency starting with v3.6
Ale Martinez - May, 2020
+++++++++++++++++++++++
LINUX BUILD WALKTHROUGH
+++++++++++++++++++++++
Mark Liversedge
John Ehrlinger
Ale Martinez
Jan 2015
Version 1.2
Mar 2021
Version 3.6
A walkthrough of building GoldenCheetah from scratch on Ubuntu linux. This walkthrough
should be largely the same for any Linux distro.
A walkthrough of building GoldenCheetah from scratch on Ubuntu linux 18.04
This walkthrough should be largely the same for any Debian derivative Linux
distro, and very similar for others using their correspoing package manager.
CONTENTS
1. BASIC INSTALLATION WITH MANDATORY DEPENDENCIES
- QT
- git
- flex
- bison
- QT
- OpenGL
- gsl
2. ADDING OPTIONAL DEPENDENCIES WHEN BUILDING VERSION 2
2. ADDING OPTIONAL DEPENDENCIES
- FTDI D2XX
- SRMIO
- liboauth
- libkml
3. ADDING OPTIONAL DEPENDENCIES WHEN BUILDING VERSION 3
- checking out the release 3 branch & building with MANDATORY dependencies
- flex
- bison
- libical - Diary window and CalDAV support (google/mobileme calendar integration)
- libvlc - Video playback in training mode
- libical - Diary window and CalDAV support (external calendar integration)
- libusb - If you want support for using USB2 sticks in Train View
- R - If you want R charts
- Python - If you want Python charts, scripts and data processors
1. BASIC INSTALLATION WITH MANDATORY DEPENDENCIES
=================================================
Installed Linux distribution of choice on platforms i386 or amd-64 (currently Debian-based distributions and Arch-based distributions are covered). You will not need to do this if you
already have a Linux distribution installed. Left this step in to highlight the
Linux distribution the commands below were executed on.
Install the Linux distribution of choice on amd64 platform (Ubuntu 18.04 is used
for this document). You will not need to do this if you already have a Linux
distribution installed. Left this step in to highlight the Linux distribution
the commands below were executed on.
login and open a terminal to get a shell prompt
Download MANDATORY DEPENDENCIES (browser)
-----------------------------------------
Install Qt
----------
Download and install the Qt SDK from http://qt-project.org/
Once that is completed test qmake is ok with: qmake --version (should report 4.9.8 or higher)
You can use a browser to download and run the interactive installer, be sure to
select version 5.14.2 or higher including at least the following modules:
- Desktop gcc 64-bit
- Qt Charts
- Qt WebEngine
Once this step is completed add the bin directory to PATH and test qmake is ok:
$ qmake --version
DEBIAN-BASED DISTRIBUTION INSTRUCTIONS
--------------------------------------
Install git with:
Install git
-----------
$ sudo apt-get install git
Said Y to prompt about all git files installed (git-gui et al)
Issue tracker is **only** for Bugs and Features, before to open a new issue please read the contributing guidelines (link below).
Issue tracker is **only** for Bugs and Features, please don't open issues for questions or technical support. Before to open a new issue please read the contributing guidelines (link below).
If you need help or technical support please see the wiki and use the forums:
GoldenCheetah is a desktop application for cyclists and triathletes and coaches, providing a rich set of tools and models to analyse, track and predict performance, optimimise aerodynamics and train indoors.
GoldenCheetah is a desktop application for cyclists and triathletes and coaches, providing a rich set of tools and models to analyse, track and predict performance, optimise aerodynamics and train indoors.
GoldenCheetah integrates with most popular cloud services like Strava and Todays Plan, imports data from bike computers, imports downloads from any website like TrainingPeaks and Garmin and will also connect to smart trainers using ANT+ and Bluetooth.
@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ INSTALL-LINUX For building on Linux
INSTALL-MAC For building on Apple OS X
macOS and Linux: [](https://travis-ci.org/GoldenCheetah/GoldenCheetah)
macOS and Linux: [](https://travis-ci.com/GoldenCheetah/GoldenCheetah)
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