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.
Old HTML files release_notes*.html, credits*.html, and about*.html will be deleted by Windows installers.
Previously the installer did not remove old files before installing new files.
As a result, obsolete release notes were displayed for non-English languages.
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.
