Is anyone else finding it difficult to locate which log you're interested from a long list that looks like this?
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Log 27, start 4481, end 4526
Log 28, start 4527, end 4622
Log 29, start 4623, end 4625
Log 30, start 4626, end 5450
Log 31, start 5451, end 6635
Log 32, start 6636, end 6674
Log 33, start 6675, end 6697
Log 34, start 6698, end 7341
Log 35, start 7342, end 7342
I'd love to see a timestamp and flight duration so that we have something a bit more logical associated with the log entries, e.g:
Log 27: 22/01/2013 4:59:20, duration 00:10:13
Log 28: 22/01/2013 5:09:02, duration 00:07:44
We could either write a little more info into the log files to help extract this quickly, but even without modifying the log format it would be easy to process this info out on the fly.
Also, it would be great if the Mission Planner set the timestamps of the log files on disk to be the time they were created, rather than the time they were transferred to disk.
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this is not possible, as the timestamp in the log is usualy only got hours, not days, weeks, years.