#79: Memory merging and conflict resolution -------------------------------+-------------------------------------------- Reporter: chirp@… | Type: Feature Status: new | Priority: Functionality Milestone: | Component: Memory Editor Version: | Keywords: Platform: Linux | -------------------------------+-------------------------------------------- I've been looking for a Linux tool that could syncronize my various radios's memories while keeping some data unique. I realize that I can do this manually with CSV files but having this in Chirp would be fantastic. Some ideas for the UI could include:
- When a radio's data is downloaded, load it's data into the table but have say the first column naming which radio it came from
- When the next radio's data is downloaded, merge that into the table. If a given row is identical from both radios, change the 1st row cell's name to reflect both radios
- If a given row (memory slot) are different (conflict), add an additional row reflecting the 2nd radio's name, it's data, and maybe put it in a different color
- alternatively, maybe these radios have a unique ID like a serial number, user setable name, etc. so use that
- offer a pulldown for this conflict row and ideally REMEMBER this decision (maybe this remembering would be more troublesome than what it's worth):
- override the master row
- move to memory slot: ### (drag and drop would be slick but that might be hard in Python)
- keep unique to this radio
- delete
The reason for the "keep unique to this radio" would be say on my two D710s, one has an APRS SSID of "KI6ZHD" and another that has "KI6ZHD-9". If I could use this tool to merge data while keeping some settings unique would be ideal.