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A new window pops up, but there is nothing in the window except a blob of garbage??

When clicking in HawkEye main window, the time controller window remains hidden behind windows unrelated to HawkEye. For example, if I have other applications open on my desktop, then I click in the HawkEye main window, all its child windows and dialogs should be in front of all the other applications on the desktop.

HawkEye just dies with a segmentation fault instead of reporting an error if the raw_name in the param file is not found in the data file. Trap this error situation and report a useful message.

The arrow keys behave differently when running HawkEye on OSX or Linux. With OSX, the arrow keys move among the sweeps. With Linux, the arrow keys move among the field variables, if the last mouse click was in the field variables section.

When saving an image, the warning message: QPixmap::grabWidget is deprecated, use QWidget::grab() instead. The image file is still generated, but it would be good to move away from the deprecated method.

Move forward “>“ | ✓
Move backward “<” | ✓
Move forward “>>“ | Segmentation fault
Move Backward “<<“ | Segmentation fault
Accept | Segmentation fault The beginning time was 2017/04/08/00:10:00 and I changed it to 2017/04/08/00:00:00 by editing the text box. Same behavior when I used the up/down dial to change the minutes to zero.
Cancel | ✓
Change beginning date/time | Changed beginning time to > than ending time; Error printed in terminal window; but should there be a message box indicating error? <——
Change ending date/time | After changing the ending time -> Accept, Segmentation fault.

There is a shadow of blue that remains on the previous radio button in the field variables section of the HawkEye GUI. The only time I don't notice it is when running HawkEye natively on Mac OSX. While running HawkEye natively on rain (displayed on a Mac), and while running the Docker container version of HawkEye on the Mac, I notice the shadow. Here is the test case:

use the ‘.’ key to switch between the last two fields. | ✓ But, there is a shadow of blue that remains on the previous radio button. <—

The "How To" information in the Help Menu is inconsistent, or doesn't work with regard to the up/down, left/right arrow keys. This information needs to be useful and consistent between platforms or just remove the information.

Instead of trying to keep information up to date in the Help Menu, just have a link to a web page with documentation on how to use HawkEye and starter kits, etc. Then we just have one place to maintain documentation and usage.

On OSX, using the the Help Menu -> Search option causes segmentation fault.
Help -> search -> ’s’ -> Set RealTime mode -> set RHI mode -> segmentation fault. <——

Add the action, Open File, to the file menu when using Bscan mode.

promote the _openFile() action to the base class (DisplayManager). _openFile() is currently defined in the PolarManager. If _openFile() were in the DisplayManager, then PolarManager and BscanManager can both use the action in their File Menus.

The Menus are different on HawkEye when run on Linux versus OSX. On Linux, the menus are: File, Time-control, Overlays, Unfreeze, Show Click, Unzoom, Clear, Help. On OSX, the menus Unfreeze, Show Click, Unzoom, and Clear are missing and an additional HawkEye menu is present.

The hotkeys for the field variables don't work on a Mac keyboard in which there is no Alt key. Using the Option key or the Command key doesn't work either.

When I start HawkEye on a Mac, I cannot click on any of the menus until a long period of time has elapsed (I don't know how long), or until I click on another application window, then return to HawkEye. Somehow clicking on another application window, then returning to HawkEye, I can get the menus to be active.