Use #define DEBUGSS to enable all loader debug messages, which are off by default
Change EPR definition to "Expiratory Relief" which is the term F&P uses instead of "Exhale Pressure Relief"
o While the Sleepstyle summary record has a data item that appears to identify the mode as CPAP or APAP, it is not reliable
o Determine APAP or CPAP by comparing Max and 95 percentile pressures seen with the CPAP pressure setting
o This could result in an incorrect identification if user sets CPAP pressure to APAP Max pressure.
o Add DEBUGSS define to enable SleepStyle loader debugging.
Mostly improve settings and make them appear properly on daily page
Return to having four event flag channels (OA, UA, CA, H) instead of two (A, H)
for testing to see if channel identification is reliable.
F&P A = OA + CA; F&P H = H + UA
While the event flags in SleepStyle data show four different types of apneas,
Fisher & Paykel software reports only two types: Hypopneas and Apnea. OCAR
how combines those four types to report the same way as F&P does.
We don't know why F&P consolidates these different event types -- perhaps
they are "dumbing-down" detail to make it easier for users, or perhaps
they know that the identifcation of CA, OA, UA, and H is not reliable.
We can easily restore more details to the event identification.
This is the first test version of the F&P SleepStyle loader
Additional refinements are yet to be made. Events and timestamps
need to be confirmed, but overall the loader appears to be working.
copypath() only copies files that do not exist in the destination directory.
Added an optional parameter that forces copypath() to overwrite existing files.
This is needed for SleepStyle and DV6 loaders.
PRS loader should not be affected (it is the only other loader using copypath)
Only a few loaders are affected by this, notably SleepStyle but not ResMed
A rolling average calculation makes calculated values resemble CPAP values more closely
Previously, window title just said "Find Directory" and users
could be confused about what directory they were supposed to be
looking for.
Now, window title says "Find your CPAP data card".
Also move some previously static functions into their associated classes,
which lets us remove a few unnecessary wrapper functions used for testing.
No change in functionality.
Use git blame dd9a087 to follow the history before this refactoring.
No change in functionality.
This is almost entirely copy/paste, with the main exception of moving the
contents() method definitions out of the class definitions and moving the
needed TYPE definitions out of the header file.
Use git blame dd9a087 to follow the history before this refactoring.
bytesAvailable gets automatically calculated by QIODevice, so it doesn't
need to be reimplemented.
QIODevice doesn't necessarily buffer after a seek, and the underlying
device is unaware of peek/ungetChar, so canReadLine needs to check both
QIODevice and the device.
Most of the gains were from replacing endl with '\n', which avoids
unnecessary flushing. But there were a few hot functions whose
inefficiency ended up having a significan impact.
TimeAtPressure Graph now has the same look and feel as the Pressure Graph.
Configuration chamges to the Pressure Graph now also impact the TimeAtPressureGraph.
Changes are identified in MinauteatPressure.cpp (first 100 lines)
This item copies the current displayed Overview Range to the Custom Range and its calendar (start and end).
the then selects the "Custom" range.
This is a shortcut mechanism to modifing the start and end calendar widgets.
Note: The label "snapshot" is my best quess on the name of this item.
note: The label will need to be translated,
a New feature has been been added but can not be activated until a UI file is changed - another submission.
This new feature will utilize the current displayed range as the custom range.
Other wise the Overview custom range uses the values from the calendar.
This changes does not require and data or translations.
OSCAR now calls Unload() for the current day when importing new data
or purging oximetry data. This will cause any recently changes Notes
to be saved instead of silently discarded.
When purging the current day, OSCAR will now purge only session data
and not any other machine data it finds, which caused Bookmarks (and
probably Oximetry data) to be deleted as well.
Release Notes updated.
Loader was checking that maskoff time was not greater than current time. This
produced problems when CPAP machine was set to DST but computer was set to standard
time. This also could cause problems trying to import files created in a different
timezone.
Added a separate check for maskon and maskoff times were in legal range (0-24*60).
Updated release notes.
Prevoiusly, disabling an oximeter session could cause bookmarks to be
disabled and/or OSCAR to crash. OSCAR was looking up the session for
the oximeter session and not noticing it got a Journal session instead.
While preparing bookmark HTML for right sidebar, OSCAR was trying to obtain
the first MT_JOURNAL session, but was finding a null pointer and then not checking
that the pointer was null. However, I don't know under what conditions this
situation could happen in the database. At least now it won't crash OSCAR.
We do this by forcing a UTF-8 byte order marker in the profile.xml file.
We also add processing instructions that specify UTF-8, although it seems the BOM is itself sufficient.
Welcome page was calculating current and 7-day averages using the "normal average" method,
which averaged just the non-zero readings, giving excessively high numbers.
Now computes using "weighted average" resulting in more meaningful numbers.
We don't know what the next release number will be but are setting it above 1.2.0
so that anyone who downloads the repository will know the HEAD is above 1.2.0.
1) If data compression option is set, loader will now try the str.edf.gz file first, with fallback to str.edf
2) Mixed Windows and Unix separators are now allowed in --datadir, which was previously causing data loss when rebuilding CPAP data.
1) If data compression option is set, loader will now try the str.edf.gz file first, with fallback to str.edf
2) Mixed Windows and Unix separators are now allowed in --datadir, which was previously causing data loss when rebuilding CPAP data.
- Changed Profile::GetMachine() to find machine with latest lastImportDate when there were multiple machines in a profile.
- Previously, OSCAR would shown the "first" machine in its list, without clarity about how a machine was designated "first".
- Intent is to prevent clipping of year number for months with long names (September).
- This helps with default font size on my system but may not help on others.
- If trying to delete a profile folder with no contents, now displays an error message and doesn't delete it.
- Folders with no contents are no longer listed on the Profiles page.
- Release Notes updated with the fixes for beta-2.
- Previously, would stop and return 0 if any day in range was suumary only
- Now, just ignores summary-only days if there are days with data
- Re-indentation makes change look bigger than it is
- Values of "On" and "Plus" will be shown for this field.
- Field name will remain Patient Access until a new profile is created or language is changed.
- make Day::validPressure() available
- Welcome page to report n/a if pressure not valid (but it should always be valid)
- Did NOT add validPressure() call to all pressure reports.
- Oximetry loader from file now remembers last directory data was imported from.
- ResMed loader loads from last day or oldest purge date if a day was purged since last import.
purgeDate added to MachineInfo to implement this. Purge date set when a day is purged and cleared after an import.
- Fix possible problem with rebuilding CPAP data
- Change re-import to look just at last day (full re-import will be re-added later)
- Improve detection of when a day needs to be rebuilt on re-import
- Improve some diagnostic messages
Show critical error message and exit OSCAR if unable to write to data directory
Improve qWarning message in logger.cpp
Present warning dialog if logger cannot write to disk
o Now compares all days, not just starting from last day imported
o Compares number of non-identical MaskOn/Off events with session count
o Hid most qDebug messages behind #define STR_EDF
o Added qWarning to open() and close() calls for improved diagnostics
o Fixed some copy() calls that were not working
file.open() checked everywhere except in loaders.
qWarning() message written to debug log, with error number and text.
We may want to exit OSCAR with a message in many situations, but that is not implemented yet.
Set number of debug logs to be kept for Release version to 4.
Popped-out graphs no longer can have their height adjusted by pulling on dock or widget window.
This is a work-around to a problem when popping-out multiple graphs, heights of early graphs
were increased and heights of the latter graphs were too small.
Daily page: total hours was elapsed time of all machines, including large blocks that are not CPAP. Now just MT_CPAP time.
Welcome page: Same problem with total hours reporting, and AHI was calculated as events/total hours instead of events/CPAP hours.
Statistics page: Same problems as on Welcome page -- total hours and index calculations. Changed to using total CPAP hours.
Evidently gcc doesn't recognize inline forward declaration, but clang does.
I wonder who is right?
This was previously addressed by adding an #include. Instead, this patch
adds a standalone forward declaration of the QXmlStreamReader/Writer classes.
This has been tested and verified to compile with gcc and clang.
Also immediately emit debug messages to console even before the UI is
initialized.
And present a useful error if the OSCAR data folder can't be created.
This is transparent to the user and is recorded into a log directory within
the OSCAR_Data directory.
Also add log rotation so that these logs don't grow forever.
The only code change was to move XmlReplayEvent::s_factories into
a local static variable accessed by XmlReplayEvent::factories() to
ensure that it will be initialized before it is used.
Otherwise there is no guarantee in C++11 that global variables
in different source files (translation units) will be initialized
in any particular order.
This is significant now because it will allow accurate recording of
multiple simultaneous connections.
This is important for the future because it establishes the
necessary infrastructure for recording downloaded sessions into their
own files so that they can be saved as backups.
Now a replayed read() will return the response that follows the
matching write().
When calls are made in the same order as they were during recording,
this will have no effect, and the original ordering will be replayed.
However, minor changes to the code should still result in sensible
replay until a new recording can be made.
