Moderator: Freon
Freon wrote:Well I did run into one problem. I don't think the values displayed in the 3D table and graphs are correct. Not sure why.
epifan wrote:New ecuEdit v.1.2.0.36
- Support 32-bit ECU
- Log Viewer: functions support for convert log data (time and data conversion)
- New tag <ecu_desc> in <config> for describe map ID's
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<config>
...
<ecu_desc file_size="#30000">
<map_id offset="#00200" length="8"/>
<region offset="#00209" length="2"/>
</ecu_desc>
<ecu_desc file_size="#80000">
<map_id offset="#002000" length="8"/>
<region offset="#00200B" length="2"/>
</ecu_desc>
...
</config>
<function name="logGear5MT" expr="IF(([value]*1000/[value2])<=9,1,IF(([value]*1000/[value2])<=16,2,IF(([value]*1000/[value2])<=22.5,3,IF(([value]*1000/[value2])<=31.5,4,5))))" dir="2"/>
Colby, you are doing a most important part of openecu project - read/flashing ability it's a kernel. Without this, I don't start seriously developing my ecuEdit.cboles wrote:You are adding some great features. I'm jealous - I haven't had much time to work on tuning features in my software as I've been focusing on hacking more ECUs...
"Window" menu is useful then you working with more than one ECU or more than one logs. "Next Window" have shortcut and working in any not-modal window by pressing Alt+EndMRF582 wrote:In EcuEdit, the 'Window' menu is useless. It just has the same options as the File menu and the Edit menu. The 'XML Viewer' and the 'Functions' option is repeated. Also, the 'Next Window' option only brings up the 'Fucntions' program.
I'm don't understand what you want. ecuEdit save and restore position, size, config params of all windows. Or are you talking about saving all desktop?MRF582 wrote:one feature that would be GREAT on the program is if you made EcuEdit remember which windows were open and what their positions were when it was closed so on every start it'll load those same windows etc. that way we don't have to select the windows, and move their positions everytime we wan't to tune with EcuEdit. since when you tune, there are a few values that are more important than others.
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