[PATCH] Show single dives in map.
Jef Driesen
jefdriesen at telenet.be
Fri Jan 18 13:41:10 PST 2013
On 2013-01-16 20:44, Henrik Brautaset Aronsen wrote:
> Robert C. Helling wrote:
>> In my past logbooks, I always had two entries: dive site and point
>> of entry. The dive site can for example be a lake and that can have
>> several points of entry (typically a few 100m apart so you rarely dive
>> from one to the other and often each with their own character wrt
>> artefacts and topology you encouter etc). I guess the GPS coordinates
>> would be per dive site.
>
> In other divelog programs I've used, the site is usually three-part:
> Country, Location and Site. Then it's up to you to decide what
> granularity Location and Site has to you, which I believe is a
> pragmatic and good approach.
For me, the perfect solution would be to organize the dive sites in a
hierarchical way. Then you are not limited to a hardcoded
Country/Location/Site setup. You are free to use any setup you prefer.
Maybe you like Ocean/Country/Site, Ocean/Site, or whatever.
This worked very well for the prototype application I once started (but
never finished due to libdivecomputer taking up my time already). I had
a dialog with a treeview to organize the dive sites:
http://www.subaquaclub.be/users/jefdriesen/tmp/screenshots/divemanager-sites.png
And the edit dive dialog, contained a combobox with a treeview picker
too (I don't have a screenshot with the combobox popup menu shown right
now):
http://www.subaquaclub.be/users/jefdriesen/tmp/screenshots/divemanager-dive-general.png
(The same directory has a couple of screenshots with the other tabs as
well, in case anyone is interested in seeing those too.)
Jef
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