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Still having problems...
I have downloaded the latest file. When I double click on the file, it opens the program, there doesn't seem to be any installation going on, and I have found no "SleepApp" folder on my computer. Any ideas? I would love to be able to try it, it looks great!!

Bluecat wrote:Still having problems...
I have downloaded the latest file. When I double click on the file, it opens the program, there doesn't seem to be any installation going on, and I have found no "SleepApp" folder on my computer. Any ideas? I would love to be able to try it, it looks great!!

It's not an installer.. It runs the program straight up. SleepApp goes under My Documents directory (Wherever that is positioned on your PC)

Click on File -> Import SD (I think it changed name) it pops open a file dialog.. Point it at your SD card folder that contains P-Series folder (or the P-Series folder itself)

You can point at the a CMS50 folder containing the data folder .spoR files the same way.

Bluecat wrote:Can't get it to work, it hangs after trying to import data. I see the window with the progress bar, seems to load all data very quickly, and then doesn't do anything and all menus stay inactive.

Me too. I see in a reply that this will be fixed in a future version.

I want to add the program goes to "not responding" in Task Manager. I have to kill it from there.

Just so I know I am not doing something really stoopid:

Windows XP PRO 64 running on AMD quad processor 4G RAM

Copied my SD card to F:\My Documents\CPAP\P-Series

Under this is a folder named P03611103B365

Under this are two folders "e" and "p0".

Which folder should I select to import the data?

This looks really awesome! Thank you for the effort involved!

bakermo wrote: Copied my SD card to F:\My Documents\CPAP\P-Series

Under this is a folder named P03611103B365

Under this are two folders "e" and "p0".

Which folder should I select to import the data

I could not get import to kick in with trying either file name so I just do the whole thing and it works for me.
SD card goes in my F drive
Go to import file in SleepyHead and navigate to the F drive itself (not specific files)
I highlight F drive and click either ok or open (I forget exact term) and import goes flawlessly.

I could get screen shot if need be, but there is no need to isolate files as with Onkor which does use the P0 folder files.

Edit to add screenshot. At this point I click ok and import flies. Unsure how someone would import from copies to a drive as this was the only way I could trigger the import. Using the main P Series folder might work though.

Point at your SD card or the P-Series folder..
The importer is very dumb and just looks for the word P-Series in the folder or the folder name itself..

Is there documentation other than these threads? If not, I may try to write up a few hints to getting started.

archangle wrote:Is there documentation other than these threads? If not, I may try to write up a few hints to getting started.

You are quite right, it needs documentation..

I've added a HTML browser in the new QT version, in the welcome screen.. I can now attach documentation files in html format straight into to the program. you can also browse the web, but that's is not my purpose.. It was fun running Onkor inside of sleepyhead.

Most editors should be able to save in HTML format, so if anyone is feeling brave, I'd appreciate this very much..

I'll post a screenshot of the new welcome screen..

Archangle.
Please take us computer illiterates by the hand.

Just letting any techies who aren't on the sleepyhead mailing list know the QT port is now pushed in the GIT source code repository.. You can try this now if you have the GCC compiler setup and the Qt development stuff on your Mac, Linux Box, or Windows (mingw) abomination..

I hope to have a new alpha windows build to show off the the shiny new 0.8 version online very soon for the rest of you.

Just a heads up the download will be bigger than before, the windows static build (UPX Packed) currently comes out at just over 10MB, thanks to Qt being a lot more "feature complete" than wxWidgets.

I forgot to post this yesterday..

The new welcome screen..
It effectively is a web browser. The HTML files can be part of the program, like the one shown, or anywhere on the Interwebs. It's not meant to be firefox or anything, but a good place to find documentation quickly..

pap4life wrote:Archangle.
Please take us computer illiterates by the hand.

I'll wait until 0.8 comes out, since that sounds like it will be out soon.

archangle wrote:

pap4life wrote:Archangle.
Please take us computer illiterates by the hand.

I'll wait until 0.8 comes out, since that sounds like it will be out soon.

It won't be much different in actual use.. The main differences are the welcome screen, notes tab, better graphing engine, a few changes with the Event flags and mouse control, and much better Mac support

If there's anything that is not too obvious to new users, I'd like to put it in 0.8's built-in docs.. I'm not good at explaining stuff.

(If anyone feels like posting documentation fragments here, I can work them into HTML..)

Here's a screenshot of 0.80.0 built and running on OS X 10.6.8:

That is looking good BJ. Is there a link where I can download it?

MD, it's a little complicated at the moment. It is not yet a self-contained executable on OS X. For now, you would need to install some other stuff to get the necessary libraries. This will change; it will become easier. A propos, do you have MacPorts on your Mac?