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In "Discussions - Import of ADIF data from other programs " you wrote:
Therefore I decides to implement following algorithm.
If QLog imports ADIF file with NAME field then it is saved to QLog's NAME_INTL field (without any conversion), because it can contain , incorrectly, UTF-8 characters from source application.
QLog tries to remap accents string to accent-less string and save it to NAME field. This field is marked as NAME (ASCII) and it is strictly used for ADI export.
When I save two test QSO's, the names and QTH's are saved in the NAME / NAME_INTL and QTH / QTH_INTL fields as described above.
See the first two log entries.
Then in QLog I deleted the existing log and re-imported the current ADI file from CQRLog. Now here you can see that the import of the fields NAME / NAME_INTL and QTH / QTH_INTL is not done as described above.
Most of the NAME_INTL and QTH_INTL fields are empty.
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cqrlog_adif-test.adi.zip: Logbook extract from CQRLog
testlog.png: image of the records
testlog-export.adi.zip: adi export from QLog
testlog-export.adx.zip: adx export from QLog
testlog-export.json.zip: json export from QLog
In "Discussions - Import of ADIF data from other programs " you wrote:
When I save two test QSO's, the names and QTH's are saved in the NAME / NAME_INTL and QTH / QTH_INTL fields as described above.
See the first two log entries.
Then in QLog I deleted the existing log and re-imported the current ADI file from CQRLog. Now here you can see that the import of the fields NAME / NAME_INTL and QTH / QTH_INTL is not done as described above.
Most of the NAME_INTL and QTH_INTL fields are empty.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: