Thanks for the advice.
I checked the behavior of the scheduler when cooler is enabled and format contains %C.
The scheduler counted up the files taken with no issues.

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Hi Wolfgang

The .esq temperature settings and PlaceholderFormat used are as follows.
The temperature setting appears to be explicitly specified.
I'm not sure what the "force" attribute means; if it should be 'true', please point it out.

<Temperature force='false'>0</Temperature>
<PlaceholderFormat>\%Type\%Filter\SomeFreeText_SomeFreeText_%Type_%Filter_c%C_G%G-O%O_%e_%Datetime_p%P</PlaceholderFormat>


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Hi Wolfgang

The attached figure shows the contents of the Local variables in Line 4167 of Scheduler::getCopletedFile.
The regular expression of %C set in the variable "path" is -1, so it does not match the "fileName".



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I do not consider it required to be able to use the VNG method in FITS Viewer.
If FITS Viewer is not able to correctly debayer with the VNG method, you may want to remove VNG from the options.

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Can you please tell me what source code and functions this issue might be related to, such as the code that is called after clicking the "Find Object" button in KStars?

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Hi Wolfgang

The issue is reproduced when %C and %P are specified for Format as follows
\%Type\%Filter\SomeFreeText_SomeFreeText_%Type_%Filter_c%C_G%G-O%O_%e_%Datetime_p%P

Version of KStars is 3.6.8 Stable for WIndows.

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Can anyone tell me if running multiple KStars on the same PC at the same time causes resource conflicts?

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This bug is reproduced in KStars 3.6.8 Stable Build: 2023-12-03T03:33:36Z on Windows.
I would like to see this fixed as it is very damaging when KStars crashes while preparing an observation.

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This bug is reproduced in KStars 3.6.8 Stable Build: 2023-12-03T03:33:36Z.
Will it be fixed?

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Hi Wolfgang

The following regular expression would match different patterns.
Line 374

                replacement = "(East)|(West)|(Unknown)";

The following regular expression is better.
                replacement = "(East|West|Unknown)";

This is about when the following formats are specified in the capture module
Stars_g%G_p%P

The committed code will generate the following Placeholder
Stars_g\\d+_p(East)|(West)|(Unknown)
This means "Stars_g\\d+_pEast", "West" or "Unknown".

The following figure shows an example of confirming the behavior with "grep -P".
There is a red text match and the file name is considered a match.


In this example, "(East)|(West)|(Unknown)" would also match Westan_Nebula and West.

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Hi Wolfgang
Thank you for the fix it.

Can I download the fixed version of the executable from the following web page?
kstars.kde.org/ja/download/

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This ISSUE is also reproduced when %G and %O are specified and values are set for Gain and Offset in the Capture Module.

See following link:
indilib.org/forum/ekos/13635-captures-in....html?start=24#97173

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This ISSUE is also reproduced when %G and %O are specified and values are set for Gain and Offset in the Capture Module.



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