- wapc/dxcc assets: add Hong Kong & Macau labels (forceLabel) and MO boundary in dxcc
- AwardBoundaryOverlay: rings split at antimeridian no longer close() per segment — removes spurious Russia cross-continent chord
- AwardCalculator: Macau DXCC entity 330 -> 152 (+test)
- Settings LoTW dialog: add sync duration hint (zh/en)
DXCC (Russia/Fiji/Antarctica) and WAZ (Pacific CQ zones 1/19/31/32) polygon
rings cross ±180. The old overlay normalized every vertex to [-180,180)
independently, folding far-side vertices onto the opposite screen edge and
drawing a spurious line sweeping across the whole map (esp. at low zoom:
DXCC horizontal/vertical lines, WAZ extra long edges).
Split each ring into contiguous segments at the antimeridian, then project
each segment anchored on its first vertex with continuous longitude offsets
(no per-vertex fold). Ring geometry stays intact while panning/zooming.
The .9.11 skip logic removed every line segment bordering a worked
gridsquare, which also erased the shared edges between adjacent worked
cells — adjacent greens merged into one unreadable patch. Revert to
drawing the full Maidenhead grid unconditionally; the green fills stay
on top exactly as before.
- Grid-mode top bar replaced with award filter chips (All/DXCC/VUCC/
WAPC/WAJA/WAZ/WAS) showing live progress (count/target)
- New AwardBoundaryOverlay renders real administrative boundaries
(provinces/prefectures/CQ zones/states/countries) with the VUCC visual
language: yellow boundary lines, green fill for worked regions, labels
- Boundary assets packaged from public GeoJSON (DataV China, Japan land,
HB9HIL CQ zones, Natural Earth states/countries) with ADIF match keys:
WAPC province codes, WAJA ADIF prefecture numbers, US state abbrs,
ARRL DXCC entity codes
- GridQso extended with dxcc/country/cqz/state parsed from LoTW report
(qso_qsldetail); AwardCalculator derives six-award progress; STATE is
interpreted per DXCC entity (ADIF 'STATE depends on DXCC')
- Grid-mode toggle pill floated at map top-right (Grid mode / Satellite mode)
- New tests: AwardCalculatorTest (9 cases), LoTW award-field parsing (3 cases)
Expanded per-callsign rows previously read '2 · FO-29 · CW · V/U · 11:30Z'
(ordinal + summary, no date). Now each expanded line is
'yyyy-MM-dd · FO-29 · CW · V/U · 11:30Z' — the first QSO's date already
lives in the header row, so only subsequent QSOs carry a date prefix.
- Tap-to-show-QSOs now works as soon as 4-char grid lines appear (zoom 6),
not only when 4-char labels show (was zoom 7). Selection outline already
used GRID_ZOOM_SUB, so feedback is immediate.
- 4-char labels now appear from zoom 6.5 (was 7.0), so the sub-square name
shows shortly after the lines appear instead of a full zoom level later.
Pixel analysis of the user's screenshot: worked-cell green measured RGB(57,160,74)
against background RGB(16,16,15), which matches alpha≈178 — i.e. the alpha=90
fill painted ~3 times in place. Root cause: at low zoom colRepeats>0 and every
turn loop shifted the cell by dLon=turn*360°, but projectionToX() normalizes
longitude back into [-180,180), so all turns collapsed onto the SAME screen x
and each cell/line/label was painted 2*colRepeats+1 times at one spot.
Fix: keep the turn offset as a pixel shift (turn * worldWidthPx) on the x
coordinate in ALL turn loops (worked fills at both zooms, vertical lines,
horizontal lines, labels). World-repeat copies now land on their true screen
positions instead of stacking on top of each other.
The previous fixes only handled sub-square zoom lines. At field zoom the 20°x10°
grid lines were drawn unconditionally: cellLabel(zoom<6) returns 2-char fields
which never match the 4-char workedGrids set, so every field line crossed every
worked 2°x1° square. Bright-yellow (alpha 160) lines through the green fill is
what read as 'green got brighter' — the fill color itself never changed.
Now both line passes iterate the finer 2°x1° sub-grid (forced 4-char labels via
GRID_ZOOM_SUB) and skip segments bordering worked cells, at field zoom and
sub-square zoom alike. Revert the alpha softening (c2e496c4) — the fill was
never the problem; also restores worked-cell labels (7afce7ee revert).
Reverting the label-skip from 7afce7ee: worked cells keep their 4-char
labels. The 'green too bright' report is an area effect, not an overlay
overdraw — the same alpha=90 fill that reads as a small patch at field zoom
covers half the viewport at sub-square zoom. Use a softer fill (alpha 50)
for the sub-square branch, field zoom unchanged.
The previous fix skipped grid LINES through worked cells, but each worked cell
still got a bright-yellow (alpha 220 + black shadow) 4-char label drawn dead
center on the green fill at zoom>=7. Field zoom never shows this because 2-char
labels sit at field centers and almost never overlap a worked 2x1 square. Now
worked cells stay completely label-free, matching the field-zoom look.
Lines (alpha 160 yellow) were drawn AFTER the worked fills (alpha 90 green),
so at zoom>=6 every worked cell's four borders got yellow-on-green
composited — the cells looked brighter than the same cells at field zoom
(no square lines there). Segments bordering a worked cell are now skipped
in both meridian and parallel passes.
The antimeridian unwrap (span > 180 => shift left edge +360) misfired on
every global view (span is legitimately > 180): the range inverted and the
meridian loop drew nothing. Anchor the bbox on the view-center longitude
plus half viewport width in degrees instead; continuous unwrapped range
handles both antimeridian crossing and world repeats.
Maidenhead field index 0 spans -90..-80 lat / -180..-160 lon, so the
field-center must subtract those bases. Without them, entering grid mode
centered a hemisphere away (OL62 -> 115N/290E instead of 25N/110E).
- LoTW sync now stores per-QSO detail (call/time/sat/mode/bands) grouped by
gridsquare (PROP_MODE=SAT only), single JSON blob in SharedPreferences
- GridQso model derives band label (V/U, U/V, V/A...) from BAND_RX/BAND
- Tap detection via osmdroid MapEventsOverlay; selected grid outlined green
- Centered dialog: calls sorted by first-contact time, first-QSO summary,
expandable call rows list subsequent QSOs in that grid; tap outside closes
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