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Halftux 2014-06-06 15:18
[Announce] HexTool on the fly conversion hex dec bin and more
 
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Hello community,

Today I want to present to you a new tool for the N900 called HexTool. It is a small application which calculates or converts from hexadecimal to decimal, to bin, to octal and vice versa on the fly. It is really nice for bit manipulations and I using it quite a long time on my windows maschine.
Now I can use it with all my operating systems. :)

All values are editable so you can put a new hexdecimal value, decimal value, change single bits, put an ip address or ASCII chars. It will automatically calculate other fields for you.

The "<<" and ">>" is for shift operations in the current register.
The "flip" button performs an endian swap from the hexadecimal value.
The "not" button inverts the binary.
The "neg" button gives the inverse decimal value (signed mode).
The "small plus and minus" button increases or decreases the decimal value by one.
The "one or zero" button change the label from the binary starting with 1 or with 0.
The "clr" button clears the current register.

With the other buttons you can do bit calculations.
Therefore you can register your numbers in A and B and make logical and mathematical operations. The result is shown in register C.
You can change the register by pushing the radio buttons.
You can switch between signed and unsigned and you can set the bit size to 8,16 or 32bit.


In the end this programm is a converter and calculator. It is also very useful when you want to encrypt and decrypt some numbers.

Thanks to Ryan Harkin who was so kind and uploaded his initial QT version source code after my request. Before he published only pictures.
I changed the gui a little bit and also some routine that handling the gui. Furthermore I added some more options and fixed a compiler bug so it should calculate right on all platforms now.
Not 100% finger friendly for big fingers...However we have a stylus pen.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/hextool/
http://harkin.org/hextool/index.html

latest version: hextool-1.7.1maemo3 in extra repo
Compiled for N950 on openrepos.

pichlo 2014-06-06 16:19
Re: [Announce] HexTool on the fly conversion hex dec bin and more
 
Cool! I normally use Galculator from the Diablo repos for that but it's nice to have a small, simple utility like this. Not to mention that one needs to install Galculator manually as it is not in the Fremantle repos :)

Halftux 2014-06-06 17:15
Re: [Announce] HexTool on the fly conversion hex dec bin and more
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by pichlo (Post 1428533)
Not to mention that one needs to install Galculator manually as it is not in the Fremantle repos :)
And everything works as supposed, no problems with diablo version?
Maybe we should update to the latest version and upload it to fremantle repos.

It looks like a nice scientific calculator only for single bit manipulation it is not so handy.

sixwheeledbeast 2014-06-06 19:47
Re: [Announce] HexTool on the fly conversion hex dec bin and more
 
This is a very useful tool. Thank you for porting this.
Would you mind fixing your debian files?
Maemo ports should have maemo in the package name to indicate it's a port. This way you can easily manage upstream fixes.
http://wiki.maemo.org/Port_an_existing_Debian_package

Also the lack of e-mail address in your packages are causing odd things to happen in the package management page. "meRuns scripts"

I have fixed the files for you if you don't mind uploading a new version.

Halftux 2014-06-06 20:47
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Quote:
Originally Posted by sixwheeledbeast (Post 1428551)
This is a very useful tool. Thank you for porting this.
Would you mind fixing your debian files?
Maemo ports should have maemo in the package name to indicate it's a port. This way you can easily manage upstream fixes.
In principle there is only a windows version of this application with a history. The owner had a none released QT version. I asked him for the source code and he uploaded it for me to the sourceforge git. Then I modified the gui for maemo and some other code. The original source code has no version history because it is not really maintained and was never released to a repository.

http://sourceforge.net/p/hextool/git/ci/master/tree/qtc_packaging/debian_fremantle/changelog
So I really don't know what version I should put. Furthermore when a package exists now in maemo repository I can upload only higher versions.

Quote:
Originally Posted by sixwheeledbeast (Post 1428551)
Also the lack of e-mail address in your packages are causing odd things to happen in the package management page. "meRuns scripts"
Sorry I forgot to write my e-mail into the changelog file.

Quote:
Originally Posted by sixwheeledbeast (Post 1428551)
I have fixed the files for you if you don't mind uploading a new version.
I am really sorry but I can't see any difference. It looks like the original files.
What was wrong with the control file?

sixwheeledbeast 2014-06-06 20:54
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I am terribly sorry I uploaded the originals by accident.
Here, you can now see what I have done :)

There are a good few subtle changes as well as the obvious ones.

Like keeping each bullet point on a new line to stop it going offscreen in the package manager, for example.

pichlo 2014-06-06 21:02
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Some feedback. First, let me tell you I love this nifty little app. Very useful indeed. All my comments are just minor things:
  • By default it is installed in the Science category. I think it should go to Development, although others might of course think otherwise.
  • There is no need for the "Exit" menu entry. In fact people won't expect it and may confuse it for "Edit" as I did - and get a surprise :)
  • Some help would be nice. It did not take me long to work out what the A, B, C registers are for but still.
  • Switching to fewer bits and back clears the top bits. This should not happen. At least not in the signed mode: it should sign-extend when switching from e.g. 8 to 16 bits.
  • The ASCII fields are not necessarily ASCII. By that I mean non-ASCII values are not suppressed. This can be considered a feature of course.
  • It would be nice to have an option to save the current state on exit. I would even welcome that as the default.
  • It would be nice to have a "Clear" button, although not really necessary as one could just type 0 in the "dec" or "hex" edit box.
  • It would be nice to have a switch between little and big endian. Probably only useful for the ASCII representation and that can be easily reversed so perhaps not that important.
  • I am probably too young for that and have never seen the point but some people might like the conversion to/from octal base (did you realize that there is no way to type a decimal integer zero in C? :)).
As mentioned, these are all minor things and most of them are just ideas thrown in for a consideration. All in all a very useful thing, thanks for that!

pichlo 2014-06-06 21:07
Re: [Announce] HexTool on the fly conversion hex dec bin and more
 
Re: Galculator

Quote:
Originally Posted by Halftux (Post 1428537)
And everything works as supposed, no problems with diablo version?
Maybe we should update to the latest version and upload it to fremantle repos.
No problems at all, it works perfectly fine. The only thing is that the menus are not Hildonized but I do not see that as a problem. It is a Glade application so it has some dependencies but that is not a problem either: all the packages are available in Fremantle repos. There is an additional advantage of it being a Glade application: one can edit the layout without having to rebuild the app.

Quote:
It looks like a nice scientific calculator only for single bit manipulation it is not so handy.
Exactly! That is what makes HexTool so useful.

Halftux 2014-06-06 21:29
Re: [Announce] HexTool on the fly conversion hex dec bin and more
 
@ sixwheeledbeast

Thank you for the corrections. I was not thinking so much about that because I used the QT creator and it also do funny things...
But I see the point for the future I will think twice about the debian files. Now I have a good example.

I will upload it again with new debian files which you provided to me.

But the original none qt windows application has version 1.7.0.1.
The files that used for the never released QT version came from 1.7.0.0 however this QT version in git has no version number.
That is why I used my fantasy.:)
I started to upload 1.7.0 (qtcreator supports only 3 numbers) to maemo repository then I found a bug and was not satisfied with the gui so I uploaded 1.7.1.

Oh now pichlo posted so much I think I will make some changes at the source code and will upload a new version after some improvements.

I am glad that is useful.

sixwheeledbeast 2014-06-06 21:57
Re: [Announce] HexTool on the fly conversion hex dec bin and more
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Halftux (Post 1428565)
But the original none qt windows application has version 1.7.0.1.
The files that used for the never released QT version came from 1.7.0.0 however this QT version in git has no version number.
That is why I used my fantasy.:)
I started to upload 1.7.0 (qtcreator supports only 3 numbers) to maemo repository then I found a bug and was not satisfied with the gui so I uploaded 1.7.1.
Yes I understand.
You shouldn't have bumped the number, but now that it's done you can't go backwards. I wouldn't worry too much about trying to get back to version 1.7.0, you didn't know and we all make mistakes. Also as you say the package is unlikely to get upstream fixes.

If you stick to 1.7.1maemo1 then 1.7.1maemo2 etc etc, for any future fixes, you will be fine.

Code:
#exit 0 - true
dpkg --compare-versions 1.7.1 lt 1.7.1maemo1 && echo $?
0
#exit 1 - false
dpkg --compare-versions 1.7.1 lt 1.7.0maemo1 && echo $?
1
dpkg --compare-versions 1.7.1 lt 1.7.0.1maemo1 && echo $?
1

Halftux 2014-06-08 12:21
Re: [Announce] HexTool on the fly conversion hex dec bin and more
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by pichlo (Post 1428560)
Some feedback. First, let me tell you I love this nifty little app. Very useful indeed.
Thank you for the feedback.

Quote:
Originally Posted by pichlo (Post 1428560)
By default it is installed in the Science category. I think it should go to Development, although others might of course think otherwise.
It is really hard to choose. So at sourceforge it is in category Science & Engineering->Scientific/Engineering.
You want it in development. However you can nothing develop with it (like it is described in maemo wiki deployment).
Sixwheeledbeast send me a control file with utilities. Regarding the wiki, tools should go under utilities category.
My decision now is: "utilities" category.

Quote:
Originally Posted by pichlo (Post 1428560)
[*] There is no need for the "Exit" menu entry. In fact people won't expect it and may confuse it for "Edit" as I did - and get a surprise :)
Done.

Quote:
Originally Posted by pichlo (Post 1428560)
Some help would be nice. It did not take me long to work out what the A, B, C registers are for but still.
Ok I see. I will implement a small help. You also can read the first post.:)

Quote:
Originally Posted by pichlo (Post 1428560)
Switching to fewer bits and back clears the top bits. This should not happen. At least not in the signed mode: it should sign-extend when switching from e.g. 8 to 16 bits.
I think it is okay because they don't exists in fewer bits. Hmm "sign-extend" sorry I don't get it.:confused: I thought it is zero-extention.
In principle these radiobutton doesn't make a cast it is only a general configuration and can't be applied to single register.

Quote:
Originally Posted by pichlo (Post 1428560)
The ASCII fields are not necessarily ASCII. By that I mean non-ASCII values are not suppressed. This can be considered a feature of course.
Then it is a feature. :)

Quote:
Originally Posted by pichlo (Post 1428560)
It would be nice to have an option to save the current state on exit. I would even welcome that as the default.
I don't like it as default. But maybe I will implement an option to load/save the settings when start/close the application. For the next release there will be only a save and load menu entry.

Quote:
Originally Posted by pichlo (Post 1428560)
It would be nice to have a "Clear" button, although not really necessary as one could just type 0 in the "dec" or "hex" edit box.
There is now a clear button (clears current register) and a "clear all" menu entry (clears all registers).

Quote:
Originally Posted by pichlo (Post 1428560)
It would be nice to have a switch between little and big endian. Probably only useful for the ASCII representation and that can be easily reversed so perhaps not that important.
Yes not that important.

Quote:
Originally Posted by pichlo (Post 1428560)
I am probably too young for that and have never seen the point but some people might like the conversion to/from octal base (did you realize that there is no way to type a decimal integer zero in C? :)).
Done.

Be happy to update to a next release later today.

Halftux 2014-06-08 18:20
Re: [Announce] HexTool on the fly conversion hex dec bin and more
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by pichlo (Post 1428560)
At least not in the signed mode: it should sign-extend when switching from e.g. 8 to 16 bits.
Okay I understand now. You want when switching in signed mode from lower bit size to higher bit size that the decimal value doesn't change.
I will implement this as an option. I think the application itself is more written from the Hex side that this value is fixed and not the decimal value.

Halftux 2014-06-09 15:04
Re: [Announce] HexTool on the fly conversion hex dec bin and more
 
New version uploaded to extras!

Very important: I fixed a bug which was caused by the compiler.
So now 8bit signed calculations for the armel version should be correct since version 1.7.1maemo2.
Before only the i386 version was calculating right.

Updated screenshot and description in first post.
New version can be downloaded from extras after quarantine ends.

* fixed bug in bit size change
* added optionDialog
* added option sign extension
* added automatic load save
* removed limit hex lineedit
* fixed bug in disable ip and ascii fields
* changed about dialog
* fixed compiler bug 8bit signed

Halftux 2014-08-03 11:29
Re: [Announce] HexTool on the fly conversion hex dec bin and more
 
Attached version for hamattan (N9/N950) at first post. However ugly harmattan qtwidgets. Double click qlineedit to get virtual keyboard.

peterleinchen 2014-08-03 13:37
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@halftux
You are also on the Harmattan train, now? :D

Then you should create an account on openrepos.net and upload there.

Halftux 2014-08-03 15:59
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Quote:
Originally Posted by peterleinchen (Post 1434718)
@halftux
You are also on the Harmattan train, now? :D
@peterleinchen

no not really I am to lazy for learning qml or qtquick or what ever:)
But I said when I win something in the coding competition I start porting. So I had no clue about N9(50).
Then I got the N950 but were so disappointed because no theme or good support for qtwidgets and this bloody aegis xxxx make me stop working heavily with harmattan.
The swipe thing is a big step forward but the other things make thousands steps in the opposite direction.

At least I try to give something back to the community. Sometimes I think it is better and more useful for the community when I give the phone back to somebody who coding more but I am to proud to have won something and to own a N950.

Hmm openrepos I will have a look.

omnium 2014-11-25 20:06
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Hi all,

I'm the original author of HexTool. I discovered this thread via google searches for HexTool.

Many thanks for Halftux for making a cool port and for sharing it. Nice one!

Pichlo had a few nice suggestions:

Quote:
Originally Posted by pichlo (Post 1428560)
Switching to fewer bits and back clears the top bits. This should not happen. At least not in the signed mode: it should sign-extend when switching from e.g. 8 to 16 bits.
Switching from, say 32-bit to 16-bit is intended to clear the higher bits. This is what would happen if you copied a 32-bit value into a 16-bit variable, for example. I can see why you might want to it work the other way, but I took the decision to do it my way and not to add an option. Of course, making it optional would be the best action.

Sign extending is supposed to work, but you've discovered a bug there! In the version I'm running on Ubuntu, if you uncheck and re-check the "signed" box just before going from 8- to 16-bits or 16- to 32-bits, the sign extending works.

Eg, set to 8 bit mode. set value to zero. toggle bit 8 to 1, giving 128 in decimal display. Check the signed box, giving the value -128. Select 16-bit mode and you will see the Hex value become FF80 and the decimal value stay at -128.

So, a simple bug :-)

Quote:
Originally Posted by pichlo (Post 1428560)
[*] The ASCII fields are not necessarily ASCII. By that I mean non-ASCII values are not suppressed. This can be considered a feature of course.
Very true.

Quote:
Originally Posted by pichlo (Post 1428560)
[*] It would be nice to have a "Clear" button, although not really necessary as one could just type 0 in the "dec" or "hex" edit box.
The original Windows version had the ESC key used to zero the register, but moving to a desktop Linux distro now means that ESC exits the app. Another bug. But on a handheld device with no obvious ESC key, I can see a clear button being valuable!

Quote:
Originally Posted by pichlo (Post 1428560)
[*] It would be nice to have a switch between little and big endian. Probably only useful for the ASCII representation and that can be easily reversed so perhaps not that important.
That's what the "flip" button does. Did I miss something?

Thanks for the feedback, I'll add these change back into the original when I get a chance.

pichlo 2014-11-26 12:53
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Quote:
Originally Posted by omnium (Post 1449327)
I'm the original author of HexTool.
Hello and welcome here!

Quote:
Sign extending is supposed to work, but you've discovered a bug there!
Glad to be of service ;)

Quote:
That's what the "flip" button does. Did I miss something?
No, it was I who missed something! Thanks for pointing it out.

Halftux 2014-11-29 23:54
Re: [Announce] HexTool on the fly conversion hex dec bin and more
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by omnium (Post 1449327)
Hi all,

I'm the original author of HexTool. I discovered this thread via google searches for HexTool.
Hi and welcome and thank you for the source code. I wanted to write you an email but I was to busy and forget writing to you. I am sorry.

Quote:
Originally Posted by omnium (Post 1449327)
Many thanks for Halftux for making a cool port and for sharing it. Nice one!
Thank you, you are welcome. A nice tool should get also a nice port.

Quote:
Originally Posted by omnium (Post 1449327)
Thanks for the feedback, I'll add these change back into the original when I get a chance.
You can have a look at my source and see what I changed. Any improvements from your side are very welcome and I would be glad to include your changes into a new maemo version.

Halftux 2016-09-19 09:35
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If somebody interested here the windows version from hextool.

http://www.filedropper.com/hextool

Halftux 2017-03-16 10:03
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Released a experimental version for Sailfish OS on openrepos.

Known problem focus after user input (click any bit button twice:o).

velox 2017-03-16 11:01
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Halftux (Post 1525507)
Released a experimental version for Sailfish OS on openrepos.

Known problem focus after user input (click any bit button twice:o).
While I don't know what I would use it for, I really like the techy look.

The window/page does not seem to be in real landscape mode (have you rotated the elements?), because the on screen keyboard pops up on the right hand side when focussing an input element.

Halftux 2017-03-16 12:16
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Quote:
Originally Posted by velox (Post 1525509)
The window/page does not seem to be in real landscape mode (have you rotated the elements?), because the on screen keyboard pops up on the right hand side when focussing an input element.
Yes I rotated the elements, as far as I know there is no rotation support for qt widgets apps like in maemo. QT5 has in general some rotation but when I was trying some time ago, I could not get it to work in SFOS.

So I used a qgraphicsview to rotate and scaling the application.
If somebody knows a way for rotating or if it is implemented already, it would be much appreciated to let us know how.

But do not tell me to abondon widgets and use qml instead. I know I should do but I don't want it right now.

velox 2017-03-16 12:34
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Perhaps this is useful to you?
I don't know much about c++ and qt, but perhaps it works similarly with qdialog (which I just saw being used on the sourceforge page, no idea about qgraphicsview). If thats the case, perhaps you can drop the rotation part.
This is just poking around stuff I know nothing about in my lunch break, feel free to ignore if it's rubbish… :)

Halftux 2017-03-16 12:42
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Quote:
Originally Posted by velox (Post 1525512)
That looks interesting, I will try to play with it.

Quote:
Originally Posted by velox (Post 1525512)
I don't know much about c++ and qt, but perhaps it works similarly with qdialog (which I just saw being used on the sourceforge page, no idea about qgraphicsview). If thats the case, perhaps you can drop the rotation part.
Which qdialog at sourceforge? Is it a dialog tool for shell scripts, btw does something like this exists for SFOS?

velox 2017-03-16 12:58
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Halftux (Post 1525513)
Which qdialog at sourceforge? Is it a dialog tool for shell scripts, btw does something like this exists for SFOS?
Sorry, that wasn't well phrased: I had a quick look at the sourceforge page of hextool and saw "qdialog" there…
https://sourceforge.net/p/hextool/gi...e/qt/hextool.h

I can't say if stuff like it exists for SFOS, sorry.

elros34 2017-03-17 19:23
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So another (beside kodi) great application which have broken gestures...
After digging through qtwayland and lipstick sources I found it in qt docs:
Code:
hextool-git/qt/main.cpp
hextool-git_a/qt/main.cpp
@@ -1,11 +1,14 @@
-#include <QtGui/QApplication>
+#include <QtWidgets/QApplication>
 #include "hextool.h"
+#include <QWindow>
 
 int main(int argc, char *argv[])
 {
    QApplication a(argc, argv);
    HexTool w;
    w.show();
+    QWindow *window = w.windowHandle();
+    window->reportContentOrientationChange(Qt::LandscapeOrientation);
 
    return a.exec();
 }
https://sourceforge.net/p/hextool/git/ci/master/tree/ looks outdated so application have wrong orientation.

Halftux 2017-03-17 20:06
Re: [Announce] HexTool on the fly conversion hex dec bin and more
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by elros34 (Post 1525571)
So another (beside kodi) great application which have broken gestures...
After digging through qtwayland and lipstick sources I found it in qt docs:
Code:
+    QWindow *window = w.windowHandle();
+    window->reportContentOrientationChange(Qt::LandscapeOrientation);

 }
Thank you very much I was thinking a way to complicated. Started already to write my own class.
That small code snippet will boost my work on hextool a lot.

The code at sourceforge was my starting point and I changed the gui and keyhandling. Some work I have done could be seen in the maemo repo. However I will try to upload my code changes to github. But this will take some time because I have different source codes for different platforms, so I need to cook them together and publishing only one code.

Halftux 2017-03-18 15:00
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New version released for SFOS 1.7.1-2 on openrepos.
Thank you elros34 for the handling landscape system report fix.

* Fri Mar 18 2017 Halftux 1.7.1-2
- fixed gesture to landscape
- fixed user input focus

* Thu Mar 16 2017 Halftux 1.7.1-1
- Initial release

Halftux 2017-03-28 18:08
Re: [Announce] HexTool on the fly conversion hex dec bin and more
 
New version released. Modiefied the lineedit to have an easier input with a virtual keyboard. This can be toggled in the options page.

* Tue Mar 21 2017 1.7.1-3
- added dialog animation ok cancel
- added moveable lineedit (virtual keyboard)
- fixed option widget mouse event bug

https://openrepos.net/sites/default/...hexunicode.png

Merienth 2017-03-28 19:42
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This moving line edit is nice, but how canI move the edited cells back to position? Or did I miss something...?

Merienth 2017-03-28 19:50
Re: [Announce] HexTool on the fly conversion hex dec bin and more
 
Besides, trying to load a setting file without saving one previously freezes the app with a Qt message 'The settings file was not found' and an unclikable Ok button.

still I like this handy tool.:) helped me already couple of times.

Halftux 2017-03-28 23:11
Re: [Announce] HexTool on the fly conversion hex dec bin and more
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Merienth (Post 1526085)
This moving line edit is nice, but how canI move the edited cells back to position? Or did I miss something...?
Try to use the return button from virtual keyboard.

Quote:
Originally Posted by Merienth (Post 1526085)
Besides, trying to load a setting file without saving one previously freezes the app with a Qt message 'The settings file was not found' and an unclikable Ok button.
Sorry for that and thanks for the report will change this in the next release.

Merienth 2017-03-29 20:43
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Halftux (Post 1526093)
Try to use the return button from virtual keyboard.
thanks. :o I'm a bit embarrassed i didn't figured it

Halftux 2017-04-06 07:29
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Merienth (Post 1526086)
thanks. :o I'm a bit embarrassed i didn't figured it
No problem it was a bit confusing because in the first version you needed to behave different.

Quote:
Originally Posted by Merienth (Post 1526086)
Besides, trying to load a setting file without saving one previously freezes the app with a Qt message 'The settings file was not found' and an unclikable Ok button.
This is fixed now, removed the buggy dialog.

Version 1.7.1-4 for Sailfish
- fixed regB, regC after load
- fixed focus after group line edit
- added notification which removes bugged dialog
- added system notification for automatic load/save


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