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Yep, I've thought about it before (this feature). But there are no such plans for the near future. |
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If there is interest I might be able to take a stab at a basic implementation this weekend. Haven't worked with Qt in a while but things still look familiar enough. |
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Currently the server log view shows the raw hex data transmitted or received on the port. This makes it hard to quickly spot what is going on when debugging. It would be nice to have the log view (or another view) display the decoded modbus packet in human readable format. Further improvements on this could be having it detect when a dataview addresses is involved and using it to decode the values. If you want to get really fancy clicking an address or mentioned data view item could take you there in the device memory or data view.
Implementation wise the most simple way I can think of would be a QTextBrowser+QTextDocument. Log entries can then use html with references being implemented as a link you can react to using the anchorClicked signal. Only concern could be whether that gets bogged down at some point if you have megabytes of logs.
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