CSN S.A.T. Device UDP

[aa5sh]

I've recently starting to try and operate Satellites. I am using one of these devices. It has an option to perform logging as well as can either export log entries or send a UDP blast. It has an option it says is for MacLoggerDX over port 2237. Which made me think QLog should be able to grab it. But looks like it usings 99% the format of WSJT-X. I made a condition to try and detect if the UDP from the CSN device and try to account for it not reading the adif_text part of the blast. I did also open a support request with the vendor to see if they may could make an adjustment so it would more align with the WSJT-X. From looking at it, it appears it may be missing a " before the <ADIF_VER> tag.
WSJT-X

CSN SAT

If they are able to make it work on this end I will kill this Pull request, if not I would like for it to be considered.

I built a test version so you can ignore the entitlements and action file.

Thanks

[foldynl]

Is there a better way to detect this than to search the datagram like this bool IsCSNSat = datagram.data().contains("CSN Sat");?
I know it's unlikely, but this is dangerous in my opinion in the case that if someone gives this string to WSTJX's notes, it will detect it incorrectly. It would be better to determine where the string is expected in the received message.

[aa5sh]

Ok thank makes sense. Maybe I can move a check inside of the case 12 statement and only check if the adif_text is blank or otherwise incomplete. I will think on it some more. But I believe the text should also be pretty consistent in it's location so I could also change the contains to the specific location as well. I'll tighten it up and resubmit. Thanks for the feedback. But also I think if it was detected incorrectly it should still process the entry I am just chopping the datagram manually instead of feeding the string with the >>.

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