Hi Ian
We've added a short check function to compare the output of the old
sendfield code with the new sendfield code. Eventually, the new code
sends a change, when the old one sends a complete update of the field.
Something like this:
** (gtetrinet:3681): WARNING **: sendfield ... non compat. data
BEG: sendfield data
old=<4
00000000000000003000022000000000022000000002022000000000022100030000022005030044022055332044223055331044225055310144455052311144452022001332222122533332202132532120532451q442225501105014133250141455034333314503211334203121355325031553321545121310335124533101532244>
new=<4
!75:7>87<5>6><?:@=A4B6B>B9C7D4E3F8G7H">77;6<8<7=>>8 4A>A3B7B9B5C4D:D;D6E8E5F;F3G7G<G6H8H#<4=4:67:;:4===3>:>;><>7 9@8A:A<B9D3E7E=E:F4G=G;H<H$74685:=:8>9>6?7?3@<@:B;B<C=C>C3D8D5E9E4F8F6G:G4H5H%99:9;<>@6A7A8B4C6C;C5D>D=F>G=H&493:=;<<5?;@3A<A5B=B7C8C6D:E;E>E6F7F<F;G3H9H.5A>
END: sendfield data
Strings have a leading '<' and a trailing '>'. The difference is quite
obvious. I hope this helps you to fix the algorithm :)
Bye !!
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