Also fix an issue with initializing the model names, since QObject::tr
won't work at global initialization time. And series detection needs
the untranslated names anyway.
Also clean up brick detection.
The official names don't yet appear anywhere, since there's a question
of how to juggle manufacturer, series, and model name in the various
places they're (inconsistently) displayed.
Series is also used to pick the machine icon.
This fixes the mask pressure graph as well as many of the events.
There are still some issues with presentation: some of the events are
being drawn at the wrong time, and certain events and statistics
don't really behave the way they're displayed.
Also several events have yet to be encountered in sample data.
Pressure settings are now properly being found and decoded, but there are lots
of unknown fields to figure out.
It turns out it uses the same humidifier setting encoding as F0V6, and the first
several slices seem to be the same. But pressure encodings are different, with
a gain of 0.125 instead of 0.1, presumably to allow for a maximum pressure of
30 cmH2O.
This one's slice 8 is shorter than anything else we've seen before!
Also add support for a new slice type and noted possible values
for other data, including a possible lead on the CPAP mode.
Interestingly, it looks like settings and other slices can be of
varying length, even on the same machine. Stranger still, sometimes
the list of possible slices can change on the same machine.
Mostly this is commenting out warnings about values that are different
for every session. They can be sorted out later.
Humidifier status and tube temperature are cleaned up as well.
Fixed a bug in the ramp pressure setting, identified the mask resistance
setting, and found the summary equivalent of the humidifier setting change
slice.
This is mostly a cut-and-paste of the ParseComplianceF0V6,
but the some of the slice codes and sizes are different.
Also start adding machine names for tested models.
The new slice type appears when humidifier settings have changed during
the session, and includes a timestamp. The session time now matches
reports.
Otherwise just comments to indicate other values seen in the sample data,
including a lead on humidifier encoding.
Lots of debug messages and unknown values, but the structure seems right.
This is largely based on a combination of the mainblock parsing for fileVersion 3
as found in ParseSummary() and the switch statements of ParseSummaryF0V6,
based on our understanding of slices from F0V23. The slice types here
come from sample 200X files.
