Stephan Paukner :: syslog

Since ham radio call signs can contain both the letter O and the digit 0 at the same time, the zeros are often represented as a slashed zero in print. But because there's no ready-hand (Unicode) character for this, the letter Ø is used most often instead, since one cannot always use a monospace font which already represents the zero in slashed form. (This problem could also occur in other cases, such as printing hashes or codes.)

There's a lot of ham radio logging software outside that supports a workflow for printing QSL cards or label stickers, and I'm not sure if any of these supports the replacement of zeros with Ø before print—only in call signs, and not in other data such as date, time or frequency. The software I use on Ubuntu, CQRLOG, exports QSOs into a CSV file that can be read in by gLabels to perform or prepare the actual print. I wanted a step in between that transforms that CSV file by substituting that Ø only in call signs. It took me some time, but here's my solution (showing a bogus CSV line):

I stuffed this regex pattern into this alias:

Update: Fixed the pattern to allow prefixes that start with a digit.

Änderungen seit 07/2018

Folgende 27 Rufzeichen sind verstummt:

• OE1DEA
• OE1KEA
• OE1LZ
• OE1UUU
• OE2ABL
• OE2IIL
• OE2WMI
• OE3JWU
• OE4SSE
• OE5ORM
• OE5THL
• OE5YEE
• OE5YFL
• OE6BIG
• OE6EMG
• OE6GLG
• OE6LPD
• OE6MOG
• OE6USD
• OE7BAU
• OE7LIH
• OE8CRQ
• OE8MGR
• OE8MWK
• OE8OLK
• OE8RMK
• OE9WMJ

Folgende 40 Rufzeichen wurden bewilligt:

• OE1ALQ
• OE1DMP
• OE1XMH
• OE1YEE
• OE2HIT
• OE2JMR
• OE3GKA
• OE3KEA
• OE3LPD
• OE3NOP
• OE5OLK
• OE6AAG
• OE6CPP
• OE6CUT
• OE6DPG
• OE6DWF
• OE6ERF
• OE6EWS
• OE6GTH
• OE6JOF
• OE6KCH
• OE6NOX
• OE6PKG
• OE6PSD
• OE6SPY
• OE6SSE
• OE6TSF
• OE6TYO
• OE6UPH
• OE6WAJ
• OE7XUT
• OE8BRE
• OE8XHK
• OE9BKV
• OE9CPV
• OE9CZV
• OE9GNH
• OE9RKV
• OE9SVJ
• OE9XWV

Quelle: BMVIT

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