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.
