@david,
Hoping you might take a look at my post.
Cheers
Steve
Thanks for the reply.
Would it be fair to say this is more of a ‘I’ve found this works’ kind of a solution, rather than that ‘it is meant to work this way’?
I don’t know how the parser works; whether it is using regular expressions or some form of state machine to establish where it is in the text / token parts of each line.
But in some cases, it is losing text before the tokens, which suggest bugs to me, since it correctly identifies the time period, target power / hr etc later on the same line, but loses what went before, which it should know to be text.
But I also managed to get the builder to create a workout step with both power and hr targets.
I appreciate your reply, but want to clarify that this doesn’t resolve the issues I am seeing.
For your “special” case yes.
But in general, you can’t write 70% or 1m as a textual description. It’s always interpreted as intensity or duration, regardless on which position. duration will sum up (you can write 1m 2m and that will sum up to 3 minutes), intensity will be overwritten by the latter one. If you really want to “repeat” the intensity and duration as description it’s best to keep an space between number and unit, and keep the order <description> <duration> <intensity>, like:
- 70 % MMP 1 min 1m 70% MMP (Description: 70 % MMP 1 min) or
- 70 % MMP 1 m 1m 70% MMP (Description: 70 % MMP 1 m)
is it normal for the graph to be empty if you make a time-based workout? Or the graph is purely for power?
Yes on the first question.
The graph will populate with Power/HR/Pace targets.
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How can I set absolute BPM values?
For example, 10 minutes between 127 BPM and 135 BPM. These don’t exactly match the established zones.
