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***Chris*** · 05-30-2011, 02:54 PM

Okay I released RC1. My goal is to make this the final release version, so please let me know if you find any remaining issues.

nickluck · 05-31-2011, 02:47 AM

(05-30-2011 02:54 PM)Chris Wrote: Okay I released RC1. My goal is to make this the final release version, so please let me know if you find any remaining issues.

The batterystatus log issue is fixed.
I only have one question: don't remember which beta version replaced missing data with zeros (for example when the laptop hibernate at 2-3%) instead of extrapolate them. This one not anymore. Is it meant to be like this?
Not a problem, obviously...
I used to manually fill the xml file with zeros.. Big Grin

Nick

***Chris*** · 05-31-2011, 04:13 AM

BatteryBar only adds "0" values when the battery suddenly changes more than 1% at a time. For example, if you're battery reports 100%, but when you unplug it it jumps down to 94% (this is a pretty common scenario), BatteryBar detects the change and fills in 95-99% with "0" since that's actually how long those percents lasted.

The situation you're referring to (hibernating at 3%) is actually handled by the Soft Minimum value. Once you hit the soft minimum, BatteryBar should always report "0:00" remaining for any percent lower than that. That is actually one of the issues fixed in this version. It didn't always happened when reporting the "raw" value instead of the "statistical" value. So, you should notice now that when you hit your soft minimum, you only get "0:00" remaining.

nickluck · 05-31-2011, 04:44 AM

(05-31-2011 04:13 AM)Chris Wrote: BatteryBar only adds "0" values when the battery suddenly changes more than 1% at a time. For example, if you're battery reports 100%, but when you unplug it it jumps down to 94% (this is a pretty common scenario), BatteryBar detects the change and fills in 95-99% with "0" since that's actually how long those percents lasted.

The situation you're referring to (hibernating at 3%) is actually handled by the Soft Minimum value. Once you hit the soft minimum, BatteryBar should always report "0:00" remaining for any percent lower than that. That is actually one of the issues fixed in this version. It didn't always happened when reporting the "raw" value instead of the "statistical" value. So, you should notice now that when you hit your soft minimum, you only get "0:00" remaining.

Cool, that's even better!! Big Grin

***Chris*** · 05-31-2011, 08:25 AM

Certainly let me know if you don't see this behavior working as you'd expect. I've reworked that area of the code and I think it should be much better and more consistent now.

***Chris*** · 06-03-2011, 03:33 AM

I haven't received any error reports for the RC1 version, so I'm probably going to release that as a stable release this weekend. If you do notice any odd behavior or crashes, please let me know as soon as possible.

jdeschen · 06-13-2011, 02:26 AM

I upgraded to 3.5.2 as suggested by your program. I had a successfully registered Pro version. After the upgrade it asked me to input my licence key. I clicked to accept the suggested default. It came back and said that the key had already been registered (which it obviously had been for this computer). It then disabled my pro. This is not performance! (I do not know what my key was as I have your product on 6 o7 laptops, not all of which I have access to at this moment). Is there a way to find out what key was registered on this computer and to reset it?

Zeno874 · 08-19-2011, 07:03 PM

How Long it takes to last?