Subsurface & Shearwater Perdix AI

[_sgm_]

well I found a quicker way
use a cli to do a search for 000</currentTime> replace with </currentTime>

you on windows or mac?

 

[rsingler]

I'm on Windows, @_sgm_
But [Find] | [Replace All] was pretty quick!

Now @atdotde , how can I add SurGF to the Subsurface graphic display?

 

[_sgm_]

well I found a quicker way
use a cli to do a search for 000</currentTime> replace with </currentTime>

you on windows or mac?

I will build a windows script using this

search and replace in a file using windows batch programming

I have a batch file that I want to open a file and do a very simple search and replace of that file and then save (overwrite) the file it did the search and replace on. I know how to read the firs...

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and the Apple solution is a bit simpler by putting all the files in a single directory and run the search within that directory
For macintosh the *.xml I would suggest making sure the last two characters are common meaning scubalog.xml

find . -type f -name '*.xml' -exec sed -i '' s/000</currentTime>/</currentTime>/g {} +

After a bulk rename
For macintosh
find . -type f -name '*scubalog.xml' -exec sed -i '' s/000</currentTime>/</currentTime>/g {} +

 

[_sgm_]

I'm on Windows, @_sgm_
But [Find] | [Replace All] was pretty quick!

Now @atdotde , how can I add SurGF to the Subsurface graphic display?

search and replace in a file using windows batch programming

I have a batch file that I want to open a file and do a very simple search and replace of that file and then save (overwrite) the file it did the search and replace on. I know how to read the firs...

stackoverflow.com

For macintosh the *.xml I would suggest making sure the last two characters are common meaning scubalog.xml

find . -type f -name '*.xml' -exec sed -i '' s/000</currentTime>/</currentTime>/g {} +

After a bulk rename
For macintosh
find . -type f -name '*scubalog.xml' -exec sed -i '' s/000</currentTime>/</currentTime>/g {} +

 

[_sgm_]

my windows scripting is weak considering but I might just write a JS html page which will locally do this on a given directory you put the docs in the directory and it could strip the segment out it would not be fair of me to recommend installing cygwin and running a unix command in windows .... I want to keep it simple to start and build it up if it works I will stand up a server in london tokyo and dallas which you could upload the log and it will parse online

 

[_sgm_]

I'm on Windows, @_sgm_
But [Find] | [Replace All] was pretty quick!

Now @atdotde , how can I add SurGF to the Subsurface graphic display?

lets find out what platforms people want to do the conversions on I can build from there...

 

[rsingler]

Well, the Law of Unintended Consequences is participating.
I deleted, per your instruction, only the '000's preceding </currentTime, to avoid other critical numbers containing 000. While time is correct, my deco requirement disappeared and SurGF never exceeded 66%.

In contrast, using the original XML that has a dive time of 52000 minutes also had my SurGF over 700% by the time I hit 112 feet.

There's more going on, sigh. Lemme look at these XML's.

 

[_sgm_]

Well, the Law of Unintended Consequences is participating.
I deleted, per your instruction, only the '000's preceding </currentTime, to avoid other critical numbers containing 000. While time is correct, my deco requirement disappeared and SurGF never exceeded 66%.

In contrast, using the original XML that has a dive time of 52000 minutes also had my SurGF over 700% by the time I hit 112 feet.

There's more going on, sigh. Lemme look at these XML's.

what should the deco be? ( SurGF ) gradient factors? let me check .... they may have that also padded... I will open the files again

 

[rsingler]

As I recall, SurGF peaked around 107% and gradually declined until it matched GF99 around 44% on surfacing after deco.

 

[undrwater]

lets find out what platforms people want to do the conversions on I can build from there...

Thank you for understanding your audience.


Now we're getting somewhere!