Logbook Konni for OpenCPN

[ptulp]

Originally Posted by spiv

Hi Peter,

that directory does not exist in my Win 8.1 laptop.

I did find the "HTMLLayouts" directory under 'C:\ProgramData\opencpn\plugins\logbook\data', see screen shot.



The second screenshot shows the saved logbooks, however, they do not contain my 'engine 2' hours, nor 'generator' or 'watermaker' hours, they were all reset to 0

Stefano,

Which version of logbook were you running before version 1.2016??
The layouts you have look very old.
Could you also check the first line of one of your old logbooks with notepad.
It should contain something like "#1.2#" or "#1.1#"

You can download the newer versions of the layouts here:
https://github.com/ptulp/LogbookKonni-1.2/releases
File: LogbookKonni_Layouts.zip
In preferences of logbook you can install this file. That should resolve the View and Export problems.

Peter

[spiv]

Originally Posted by ptulp

Stefano,

Which version of logbook were you running before version 1.2016??
The layouts you have look very old.
Could you also check the first line of one of your old logbooks with notepad.
It should contain something like "#1.2#" or "#1.1#"

You can download the newer versions of the layouts here:
https://github.com/ptulp/LogbookKonni-1.2/releases
File: LogbookKonni_Layouts.zip
In preferences of logbook you can install this file. That should resolve the View and Export problems.

Peter

Hi Peter,

my old logs start with #1.2#.

Installing the layouts through 'preferences' solved the problem.
I did not have to do that before.

Looking in the last two older logbooks, the 'engine No2' hours are still all on '0', so I must assume that they are lost.


What would you say is the best way to 'print' or 'export' (electronically, not on paper) the logbooks for future review?

[ptulp]

Originally Posted by spiv

Hi Peter,

my old logs start with #1.2#.

Installing the layouts through 'preferences' solved the problem.
I did not have to do that before.

Looking in the last two older logbooks, the 'engine No2' hours are still all on '0', so I must assume that they are lost.


What would you say is the best way to 'print' or 'export' (electronically, not on paper) the logbooks for future review?

Stefano,

The best way I guess would be exporting in "CSV" format so you can open it with your favorite spreadsheet.

I see that the current logbook is from 09 Jun 2014 until now.
Does that mean that all your info of all your trips is in there
What format are your old logbook_* files in?
Would it be possible to send me a PM with the current logbook and one of your old logbooks attached so I can look at it and see what went wrong with it.
When I look at the logbook_Minerva I see that the creation time is newer than the modified time which seems odd.

Regards,
Peter

[edelvoilier]

I would like to know if the logbook of the code can be changed so that the frame for the dashboard WIMDA compatible with the logbook?


And my other request (if possible it would make plugin easier to use )
put the bar activation/stop of the logbook at the top.
like this :


And the last thing would be to reverse the order of addition of rows in the table. Put the last item added up (not down as is currently the case).

Many thanks to the developer if He can do that for the next release

[ptulp]

Originally Posted by edelvoilier

I would like to know if the logbook of the code can be changed so that the frame for the dashboard WIMDA compatible with the logbook?

This will be fixed in the next release.

And my other request (if possible it would make plugin easier to use )
put the bar activation/stop of the logbook at the top.
like this :

I added a new checkbox in the preference page where you can select the position of the statusbar. Default is ticked box with status bar at the bottom.
This will also be in the next release.

And the last thing would be to reverse the order of addition of rows in the table. Put the last item added up (not down as is currently the case).

This is harder to realize so i have to think about this.

Many thanks to the developer if He can do that for the next release

Peter

[erkkisdt]

Has this ever been compiled for Raspberry Pi 2?
Is there instructions how to compile and I could give a try?

Erkki

[nohal]

Erkki...
Just read https://github.com/delatbabel/Logboo...ster/README.md - there is no difference between building on ARM and any other platform running Linux.
When the next release is ready, I will also add it to the OpenCPN PPA so for RPi2 there will be no need to build from source at all.

Pavel

[duichan]

Originally Posted by erkkisdt

Has this ever been compiled for Raspberry Pi 2?
Is there instructions how to compile and I could give a try?

Erkki

I have tried on my RPi2. It compiles OK but causes OpenCPN to crash at run time. This is the only plugin that has given me trouble. I have compiled all the others from source without problem.

Andrew

[nohal]

Andrew...
Could you post a backtrace of the crash from GDB or DDD, please? If you are not familiar with neither, have a look at Help the Developers Fixing Bugs! | Official OpenCPN Homepage

Thanks

Pavel

[duichan]

Pavel
The crash occurs after the plugin is enabled, when clicking on preferences.
Here is the backtrace.
Regards
Andrew

[erkkisdt]

I have taken my OpenCPN from Pi Chart and some plugins from opencpnplugins - Browse Files at SourceForge.net.
It would be great to get both with apt-get.
It makes staying uptodate much easier.

Erkki

[delatbabel]

Hi all,

I have just created a new release here -- https://github.com/delatbabel/LogbookKonni-1.2/releases

If someone can do the MacOS and Win builds I'll incorporate those when ready.

[delatbabel]

Originally Posted by erkkisdt

I have taken my OpenCPN from Pi Chart and some plugins from opencpnplugins - Browse Files at SourceForge.net.
It would be great to get both with apt-get.
It makes staying uptodate much easier.

Erkki

Setting up an Ubuntu repo for this stuff is one of the things on my TODO list. Unfortunately work gets in the way of playing with my own stuff from time to time.

[ptulp]

Originally Posted by delatbabel

Setting up an Ubuntu repo for this stuff is one of the things on my TODO list. Unfortunately work gets in the way of playing with my own stuff from time to time.

Del,

Pavel has already setup a PPA repository for this. Send him a mail and he will add the logbook files to it.
I have build the Logbook for OSX and added it to the sourceforge download page.
You can add the windows when available and delete the old versions.

Peter

[erkkisdt]

Thanks!
I dared to try compile and after some trying was successfull on Raspberry Pi 2.
What I did was:
git clone https://github.com/delatbabel/LogbookKonni-1.2 LogbookKonni_pi
sudo apt-get install cmake gettext libwxgtk2.8-dev
cd LogbookKonni_pi
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
cmake --build .
sudo cp /home/pi/LogbookKonni_pi/build/liblogbookkonni_pi.so /usr/local/lib/opencpn
I was able to enable the plugin, set preferences and load layouts.
I had success also creating first html export.

Erkki