Albert

> Is there something wrong with using the "PATH" environment variable? That is what Windows itself uses. If HX was to change that, it would make it more confusing compared...

My favourite is the MIT licence, which allows pretty much unrestricted use as long as you include the original licence (you are otherwise free to use you own choice of...

The code adds a command line option, "-f\", where \ is a decimal number corresponding to the flags in the HDPMI environment variable. Space between -f and \ is optional....

I agree they're too technical, or perhaps rather too obscure, and yes, you need to read the documentation before you can use them. It would be good if you could...

The README.md claims: "The device path is currently not auto-detected and should be specified ...". On my system (Linux Mint 19.3) it seems to be auto-detected just fine. -aw

Now, I get this error: ``` $ ./polar_physdata2txt ~/Polar/27A9EB2F/U/0/S ~/Polar/physdata.txt Converting Polar user physical data in '/home/aw/Polar/27A9EB2F/U/0/S' to TXT format as '/home/aw/Polar/physdata.txt'... Traceback (most recent call last): 3: from ./polar_physdata2txt:46:in...

Is there a way to use these scripts to configure the device? I mean things like setting the clock right. -aw

Thanks, the physdata script is working now. There are some items in it that are not accurate for me, eg. the resting heart rate and weight. If I edit the...

Darned. I'm not a Ruby programmer (and Perl is first on my learning list). I was hoping to be able to use only Linux, but it seems I shall have...

With reference to: [https://github.com/cmaion/polar/issues/30](https://github.com/cmaion/polar/issues/30) > No need to open a new issue. You closed the previous issue about this problem: [https://github.com/cmaion/polar/issues/27](https://github.com/cmaion/polar/issues/27). I did not know you wanted me to put...