Split a dive by time
Jan Iversen
jani at apache.org
Sun Jul 1 13:17:09 PDT 2018
Enviado desde mi iPad
> El 1 jul 2018, a las 22:08, tormento <turment at gmail.com> escribió:
>
> Or simply, where a cursor or a mark is placed...
For the desktop that is a good idea, but remember the mobile version does not have a cursor.
I am in favour for a simple “split by x minutes:second” feature. I would not change our automatic dive division (but depth) nor would I make a split on depth. This is something special that rarely happens, so having the user telling at which point in time it happened sounds like a generic way.
Rgds
Jan I
>
>> Il giorno dom 1 lug 2018 alle ore 22:07 tormento <turment at gmail.com> ha scritto:
>> I humbly suggest that the split dive option should be by time and by depth level, with both asked after selecting one of them and not hardcoded as SURFACE_THRESHOLD.
>>
>> I have attached the dive. It's one I did in very shallow water, half as a open diver training assistant, the second during a rescue simulation. The time I'd like it to be splitted is something like 29:30 from the beginning.
>>
>>> Il giorno dom 1 lug 2018 alle ore 21:50 Linus Torvalds <torvalds at linux-foundation.org> ha scritto:
>>> On Sun, Jul 1, 2018 at 12:06 AM tormento <turment at gmail.com> wrote:
>>> >
>>> > Sorry but not working for me. Perhaps I put computer not so shallow to recognize as “surface”.
>>>
>>> As with a lot of subsurface issues, one of the main complications is
>>> having the UI integration.
>>>
>>> A lot of these things are likely fairly simple to implement, but there
>>> are people like me who really don't do UI, but could do the "split
>>> dive" part fairly easily. And there are probably people who could do
>>> the UI trivially, but then don't feel comfy with the low-level dive
>>> profile data structures.
>>>
>>> Things like the automatic dive splitting by surface time was "easy" to
>>> do, because it really ended up just needing another menu entry in the
>>> dive menu.
>>>
>>> I do wonder what your dive computer reports the depth as? We consider
>>> "surface" to be 75 cm (so about 2.5 ft). It's an entirely arbitrary
>>> depth, going back to 2012 and never tweaked.
>>>
>>> So I wonder what depth your dive computer reported for your surface
>>> time. Maybe we could just tweak that SURFACE_THRESHOLD, and make our
>>> automatic dive splitting JustWork(tm) for you too.
>>>
>>> Linus
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