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Thread: Bug in lesson 9??

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Posted: 2011-06-14 23:57
I was just practicing lesson 9. The top of the page shows:

"Letters in this lesson: K M U R E S N A P T"

Which is what I'd expect. But when I play the audio I get one extra letter which I guessed to be "L". (Started learning last year. Dropped out. Now I'm back so that's how I remember "L".) Sure enough, if I look at the code of the page, I see the following hidden field which contains the text which I'm supposed to hear. Note the presence of "L" in multiple places (eg. PELAL in the 5th group):



The generated parameters to http://lcwo.net/cgi-bin/cw.mp3 correspond to the string above.

I know I got at least two or three mp3 files generated with "L" in them. At first, I thought I was hearing stuff which was not there but then I realized it was part of the file.

Thank you,
KB3TZK


Posted: 2011-06-15 00:02
By the way, I can reproduce the issue with the test account so it is not just a fluke with my settings.
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Posted: 2011-06-15 00:41
Yes, typical beginner's error on my part!

The weighted probabilities of letter frequencies start at lesson ten, and for the calculation of that, the lesson variable is increased by one before doing some more magic.

But the test for the lesson was if ($lesson < 9) instead of if ($lesson <= 9).

Think it's fixed now.

Edit: There was another minor bug in it. But I think now it's fixed! (2011-06-15, 0059z :)

73
Fabian DJ1YFK


Posted: 2011-06-15 01:07
Thanks!

Argh! I've just noticed that the HTML input field which I copied in my bug report is not showing up. :-/

Good thing you found the bug anyway. :)

73
KB3TZK

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