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N1MM's BandMap window has up to 36 programmable buttons that can automatically cycle through two, three or more different commands. It's really easy to write the label and the commands, like so:
Scope on|Scope off {CAT1HEX FEFE94E0271001FD}|{CAT1HEX FEFE94E0271000FD}
To do the same thing in the plugin buttons, users need to create nested If/Else logic blocks and keep all the logic straight. It's more confusing and more work, for no benefit if the button is not doing anything different than the BandMap buttons can do.
This ticket documents the future intent of being able to paste exactly the same toggle-logic string into a new kind of plugin action, and have the plugin handle all the label creation and sending of the strings/macros to N1MM+ for execution. It won't be capable of more advanced state tracking, but it is a low-complexity solution for hams that want to reuse their existing Band Map commands.
N1MM's BandMap window has up to 36 programmable buttons that can automatically cycle through two, three or more different commands. It's really easy to write the label and the commands, like so:
Scope on|Scope off {CAT1HEX FEFE94E0271001FD}|{CAT1HEX FEFE94E0271000FD}
or:
100w|50w|20w {CAT1HEX FEFE94E0140A0255FD}|{CAT1HEX FEFE94E0140A0128FD}|{CAT1HEX FEFE94E0140A0051FD}
To do the same thing in the plugin buttons, users need to create nested If/Else logic blocks and keep all the logic straight. It's more confusing and more work, for no benefit if the button is not doing anything different than the BandMap buttons can do.
This ticket documents the future intent of being able to paste exactly the same toggle-logic string into a new kind of plugin action, and have the plugin handle all the label creation and sending of the strings/macros to N1MM+ for execution. It won't be capable of more advanced state tracking, but it is a low-complexity solution for hams that want to reuse their existing Band Map commands.
https://n1mmwp.hamdocs.com/manual-windows/bandmap-window/
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