Add support for 6 character Maidenhead grid locators#12
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Add support for 6 character Maidenhead grid locators#12gibmat wants to merge 13 commits intoJamesP6000:masterfrom
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June 24, 2017 18:26
Ensure grid locators are either 4 or 6 characters long
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Added some fixes identified by running through |
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Hi gimbat -- I've been using your code on an RPi 2 for a few months now and it works well, all WSPRNet confirmations come through with my grid ID showing all 6 characters. Thanks for a much-wanted addition! |
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This pull request adds support to WsprryPi to use Maidenhead grid locators that are 6 characters long, rather than truncating any supplied locator to 4 characters. I based things off of the Fortran code in the wsprx code base, and it works for me on my Pi v1 based on reports I see on wsprnet. I couldn't find another implementation to compare with for equivalent output. (The wsprcode utility on K1JT's site won't produce output with a 6 character locator.)
I also did some simple code cleanup and ran everything through clang-format to make it more readable.
73,
Mathias K0WBG