Three things were wrong with a contact the operator takes out of the claimed
score. The decompiled reference gives the rule in four places:
- `Contest.cs:437` returns zero points when `IsClaimedQso` is 0.
- `ContestInstance.cs:307` builds the where clause `CLAIMEDQSO = 1`, which the
dupe search (`DBSupport.cs:1189`) and the multiplier search
(`DBSupport.cs:1327`) both use, so an unclaimed contact takes nothing away
from a later one.
- The score query (`DBSupport.cs:1807`) adds `ContactType <> 'D'`, which the
other two do not. A contact marked as a dupe is therefore still searched for
dupes and multipliers, and is left out of the score alone.
- `Contact.cs:1563`, `3307` and `3881` write `X-QSO:` rather than dropping the
contact from the Cabrillo file.
`ContestLog` scored an unclaimed contact in full, and the Cabrillo writer left
it out of the file. `Qso.IsInScore` now holds the score rule and
`StatisticsPivot` uses it instead of its own copy.
The same reference also fixes the sent serial in three Cabrillo exporters.
ARRL 10M, Ukrainian DX and YO DX HF formatted the sent exchange from the
station rather than the contact, so a DX entrant exported `001` on every line.
N1MM reads the contact's own number: `CArrl10m.cs:122` writes it unpadded,
`CUkrainian.cs:232` and `CYOHFDX.cs:167` pad it to three digits.
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The entry window had a fixed set of boxes with a Name and Comment box beside
the exchange. N1MM lays out one row of boxes per contest and nothing else, so
this does the same: general logging keeps Name and Comment, and a contest gets
the boxes it exchanges.
Two new members on `Contest` carry the cases where the boxes and the log
columns are not the same list:
- `FromExchange1` spreads what was typed in one box across the log columns.
Where the other station sends a serial or a district code depending on where
it is, N1MM gives it one box and sorts the value into the number, section or
zone column from there, so the score and the Cabrillo file read it from the
same column N1MM does.
- `LogFieldsFor` gives the log window its own column list. Sweepstakes takes
the whole exchange in one box and logs it in four columns; `SweepstakesExchange`
parses `72 A 74 SCV` in any order, reading from the last word back as N1MM
does.
The sent serial is now marked as not required and space steps over it along
with the two report boxes, because nobody types the number going out.
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REF, the Ukrainian DX contest, the BARTG Sprint, ARRL 10M, Russian DX RTTY,
RDAC, YO DX HF, Oceania DX, IARU Region 1 Field Day, SARTG RTTY, All Asian and
SA 10. Every contest name in the log now opens, and every one of these but
Field Day scores its log contact for contact as N1MM did.
Most are written from N1MM's own class and checked against the log. Three
things the log settled that the class does not say plainly: ARRL 10M counts its
multipliers once per mode rather than once, the BARTG Sprint counts a continent
once in the contest while its countries and call areas count per band, and RDAC
counts nothing but the districts and scores nothing for a station that sends
none.
All Asian and SA 10 have no class in N1MM, which logs them from a .udc file, so
those two are written from the published rules and the log. docs/unfinished.md
lists what is still not settled.
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