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DYefremov / DemonEditor

Enigma2 channel and satellite list editor for GNU/Linux and macOS.
https://dyefremov.github.io/DemonEditor
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Feature request : seperate satellite names for C-band and KU-band #204

Open ahmedmoselhi opened 1 week ago

ahmedmoselhi commented 1 week ago

Like in oe-allience sattellites.xml I want the web importer to have an option to make seperate sat names for both C & ku band i.e: 1.0°W Thor 5/6/7 becomes Thor 5/6/7 (KU) and Thor 5/6/7 (C) while using internet import service from lyngsat or kingofsat

DYefremov commented 1 week ago

I'll look what can be done, but I can't promise a quick solution.

DYefremov commented 1 week ago

I had a little time to experiment. :) split_satellites

I haven't tested it much!

ahmedmoselhi commented 1 week ago

I had a little time to experiment. :) split_satellites

I haven't tested it much!

I tried using latest commit but can't find split by band option in ui . Screenshot_20240702_084042

ahmedmoselhi commented 1 week ago

btw I'm on opensuse tumbleweed with kde 6.1 wayland as main desktop

DYefremov commented 6 days ago

Looks like I misunderstood you :) I made this option for importing satellites and not services! I'm not sure if this is a good option in this case, but we'll have to think...

DYefremov commented 2 days ago

I have experimented a little more... If you need names merging and separation by band in the satellites list at the startup, then I definitely won't do this option. This is due to the fact that transponder data is loaded only when necessary (lazy). Consequently, in order to divide satellites by band, it is necessary to download data for all transponders of all satellites, which is not good. If we are talking about combining names by sat position only, then this option is quite acceptable.

E.g so: merge_sat_names

Оr, as an option, an additional button on the toolbar, by clicking on which you can combine satellites.

P.S. There may be other suggestions. I'll be happy to discuss...