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Hello Lloyd, I do something with the registry value UnitFeet (if it exists or not) AFTER the exception has been thrown. So the program will use the code default value which is "feet" (I don't why I wrote that... since I'm European :p). And yes, I'm sure that Sven stores the unit settings i...

Ok, the exception should occur before some settings are read and the listbox correctly initialized. There is a serious candidate: this.placeTableAdapter.Connection = new OleDbConnection(dbs.ToString()); not protected by a try-catch and throw an exception if datasource can't be found. I will certainl...

Hello Lloyd, Thank you for testing, I will investigate... Unluckily the text if the exception is not very helpful :p What regional settings do you use ? And which version of Windows ? If you see "ft" after the MaxDepth textbox, DivingLog is configured to use feet for depths (UnitFeet="...

Hello, I've modified the program to add : * a splitter between list and details panels and remembering of the location/size of the window * an icon for dive sites with coords (but no sort or filter...) * imperial/metric for MaxDepth and Altitude, depending on the Diving Log setting (I hope oyu don't...

Well, I thought that Anglo Saxons promised to abandon their imperial system in consideration of the choice of Meridian of Greenwich instead of the Paris one, in 1884 ;-) For the anecdote, the Greenwich meridian is shifted by 102.5 m (at the Greenwich latitude) compared to WGS84 longitude 0. For conv...

Altitude column is a free text field, so Diving Log won't convert it, I guess. Depending on imperial/metric settings, I will convert from metres to feet then append " ft" or " m" . But MaxDepth is a numeric field.

Well, I'll take a look. Thanks for the info

Hello,

Thank you Andy

I'll make the changes you suggest. For the altitude, should I understand that GE always returns meters ?

Regards,
René

Thank you :) In my spare time, I'll think about how to automatically generate a map of the dives, for a trip or for a selection. Manual example : https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-SPXY8QPlGWQ/Tnl-3tlKX6I/AAAAAAAAgBY/burAFMtoOVo/s320/Capture%252520plein%252520%2525C3%2525A9cran%25252021092011%252520...

Maybe you could be interested in that.

Personally, I always locate my dive sites (well, new ones and when I do not forget). Google Earth is very convenient, especially with the Wannadive overlay.

Hello everybody, I have wrote a little program that uses Google Earth as Picasa does for geotagging dive sites (e.g. set their GPS location). It differs from the Diving Log 5.0 built-in feature because, here, you use Google Earth to get the coordinates. screenshot3.png You can retrieve the location ...

Thanks, These queries work, but are way too slow on my development setup. Query blows out from taking 0.0116 sec to always around 15 sec. So I guess I'll just have to forgo the nice to have but not essential extra details such a query could have provided. Hello Lloyd, Did you try to create a non un...

Well, I'm now able to read all the columns of the Dive table. Most fields are explicit. More difficult ones are: * StartTime : see above (nano seconds from 1/1/0001) * ProfileBlob : 4 bytes per sample interval, cast to float (4 byte real number) * TemperatureBlob : 1 byte/interval : temperature in °...

SDM 4 import is planned but unfortunately not yet implemented. It is using a SQLite database now, but I have trouble decrypting the dive date. The database (DM4.db) is located here: Hi Sven, DutchGeek (thanks to him!) provided me its DM4 logbook to take a look inside the database. The dive date fie...

Hello,

I don't have Suunto DM4 (or own a suunto...) but I was told that the logbook and other informations are now stored online on http://www.movescount.com since this version.

Do you have a local file where the logbook could lie ?

Ok. I have tested with sqlite3 (I don't have mysql installed or an access to a server) on my 4 year old PC: CPU Time: user 0.296875 sys 1.000000 with the following query: select DL_LogBook.Number, DL_LogBook.Divedate, DL_LogBook.Divetime, DL_LogBook.Depth, DL_LogBook.Place, DL_LogBook.City, DL_LogBo...