view1090.c does set
Modes.interactive_display_ttl = MODES_INTERACTIVE_DISPLAY_TTL;
with default 60000 (ms, 60s). But it doesn't set Modes.interactive_display_size to 2 accordingly. This leads to garbled output in the "Ti" row if values reach >=10 boundary.
Simple workaround... provide --interactive-ttl on command line which sets display_size correctly.
view1090.c does set
with default 60000 (ms, 60s). But it doesn't set Modes.interactive_display_size to 2 accordingly. This leads to garbled output in the "Ti" row if values reach >=10 boundary.
Simple workaround... provide --interactive-ttl on command line which sets display_size correctly.