On 2017-06-03 18:14, Jim Unroe wrote:
So I'd like to fix this but the tests are doing something I don't understand. Why is the test trying to program an out of bounds value ?
ERROR: Failed to parse settings: Traceback (most recent call last): File "../chirp/drivers/ft1d.py", line 1702, in get_settings return self._get_settings() File "../chirp/drivers/ft1d.py", line 1697, in _get_settings self._get_backtrack_settings()) File "../chirp/drivers/ft1d.py", line 1505, in _get_backtrack_settings val = RadioSettingValueInteger(0, 99, bt.year) File "../chirp/settings.py", line 83, in __init__ self.set_value(current) File "../chirp/settings.py", line 92, in set_value (value, self._min, self._max)) InvalidValueError: Value 165 not in range 0-99
Yaesu FT-1D R Settings FAILED: Invalid Radio SettingsThis is because "year" can only contain values from 0 through 99 and the test image has a value of 165 which is out-of-tange.
OK I made the assumption the test would only try valid values.
if bt.status == 1 :val = RadioSettingValueInteger(0, 99, bt.year)else :val = RadioSettingValueInteger(0, 99, 0)rs = RadioSetting("%s.year" % bt_idx,prefix + "year", val)menu.append(rs)You can do something here to trap values that are over 99 and do something else.
Is there some way to have a popup or some message to the user that I could trigger when this happens ?