OpenCPN Version 5.1.620 RC1 Test

[bdbcat]

piguino...
re:
"build directly from the sources by applying the correct parameters."


And exactly how do you do that?
Dave

[verkerkbr]

Hi Dave,

just tried the latest updated version 5.1.704 from bdbcat/opencpn

First on my RaspiOS on the RPI4. Oesenc plugin works !

Secondly on my 64 AMD64 with the latest Linux Mint version Ulyana (Focal)
and can report the Oesenc plug is also working !!!

Wonderfull this quick action and fix.

Thanks for all your efforts,

Regards,


Bram

[vagspel]

>vagspel....
>Are you reporting for OA 5.1.620, or some other version?
>More detail/versions, please.



Dave,

I am using the latest 5.1.620+706c292
//Gunnar

[pinguino]

Originally Posted by bdbcat

piguino...
re:
"build directly from the sources by applying the correct parameters."


And exactly how do you do that?
Dave

This ones:

cmake -DOCPN_ENABLE_PORTAUDIO=OFF -DOCPN_ENABLE_SNDFILE=OFF -DOCPN_ENABLE_SYSTEM_CMD_SOUND=ON

[Hakan]

Originally Posted by cagney

Dave/Håkan

The circle in itself is just a standard Chart 1: B 20-22


I do think that the implementation has changed. Look at this...
Attachment 218709

The circle for "Jonseskär" is situated in the water and not on the Islet.

The little headland Enudden is a split word with a circle under each part, both in the water.
Both the names above clearly indicates land features.

Perhaps the Swedish "SMA" have introduced these changes?
I have just upgraded my charts, and I suspect that Håkan has as well.

Thomas

Dave..
"Is this anything new?" - No actually not. For a comparison I checked my Android where oeSENC is ver 4.0 and the SE charts are from 2019-39 and the circles are there as well. I just haven't noticed before.
Thomas..
See above about the SE charts and the circles are on my Danish charts as well.
Please explain more about the standard. What are the circles indicating and is there any meaning for us to show them?



Håkan

[Hakan]

Originally Posted by bdbcat

All...
IMPORTANT.


So, has any Windows user experienced trouble with enabling and using legacy plugins as downloaded and installed from opencpn.org?

Thanks
Dave

Win10
For Info I for a test downloaded the Status bar plugin that I've never used before. No problem.
Håkan

[P_Dub]

Not in 5.1.620, but yes in 5.1.621. There seems to be no windows for 5.1.704
Regards.

[bdbcat]

P_Dub...


FYI, As you probably know, you are the one user reporting problems with legacy plugins.


What is meant by:
"There seems to be no windows for 5.1.704" ??

If you mean that there is no Windows version of 5.1.704, you are correct. No-one ever said there was.


Did you follow the instructions in my email? Where is the log, please?


"Please try this one NOW, and report the results in logfile."
https://dl.cloudsmith.io/public/davi...47de_setup.exe


Please tell us EXACTLY what you are doing. I really need some precision here. A simple statement: "It doesn't work" is of no use at all, and a waste of Forum time.


Thanks for your help

Dave

[bdbcat]

vagspel...


Sorry, more info needed.
Windows or linux or rPI? W10 or W7?
System type.
OpenGL on?


Thanks
Dave

[bdbcat]

Hakan...
re:
"What are the circles indicating and is there any meaning for us to show them?"


The circles indicate that this is a "POINT" feature. We show them because they are in the ENC dataset. When using "official" ENCs, we do not want to be in the business of editorially selecting what to show, or not. That way lies madness....


Thanks
Dave

[Rasbats]

Trying to import a managed plugin using MacOSX (Catalina). The tarball is greyed out. Is there a way of working around the security? Using the managed plugin catalog upgrading/installing works.

Mike

[Hakan]

Originally Posted by bdbcat

Hakan...
re:
"What are the circles indicating and is there any meaning for us to show them?"


The circles indicate that this is a "POINT" feature. We show them because they are in the ENC dataset. When using "official" ENCs, we do not want to be in the business of editorially selecting what to show, or not. That way lies madness....


Thanks
Dave

Dave..
Thanks for the info.

I agree we, or O-Charts, should not be a chart editor. As discussed before.


Håkan

[P_Dub]

With this one all is working OK. Thank you so much.
Best Regards.

[Hakan]

Originally Posted by bdbcat

Hakan...
re:
"What are the circles indicating and is there any meaning for us to show them?"
The circles indicate that this is a "POINT" feature. We show them because they are in the ENC dataset. When using "official" ENCs, we do not want to be in the business of editorially selecting what to show, or not. That way lies madness....

Thanks
Dave

Dave..
One more note on this..
As the initial user indicates are the points related to a LNDRGN-Object name still drawn even if I chose to not show text. Then we have some "unidentified" circles left on the chart. Not very informative.
See picts. Left - text shown. Right - text not shown

[tedcoats]

Originally Posted by bdbcat

tedcoats...
Will you please post your OCPN logfile?


Thanks
Dave

Hi Dave,
File attached as requested...
Cheers
Ted