Sim issue with saveWaypoints

dpawlyk

This is what I have at this point to test that the Waypoints are being sucessfully saved. Is this a valid case to cover the bug we are discussing?
To make this easier I clear %TEMP%/Garmin so I always see only the 1 waypoint.

            var location = new Position.Location({:latitude => 39.737306, :longitude => -104.990852, :format => :degrees});
            System.println("Hit A");
            PersistedContent.saveWaypoint(location, {:name => "Denver"});
            
            var wpIterator = PersistedContent.getWaypoints();
            System.println("");

            var wp = wpIterator.next();
            while (wp != null) {
                System.println(wp.getId());
                System.println(wp.getName());
                wp.remove();
                wp = wpIterator.next();
            }

dpawlyk

This is what I have at this point to test that the Waypoints are being sucessfully saved. Is this a valid case to cover the bug we are discussing?
To make this easier I clear %TEMP%/Garmin so I always see only the 1 waypoint.

            var location = new Position.Location({:latitude => 39.737306, :longitude => -104.990852, :format => :degrees});
            System.println("Hit A");
            PersistedContent.saveWaypoint(location, {:name => "Denver"});
            
            var wpIterator = PersistedContent.getWaypoints();
            System.println("");

            var wp = wpIterator.next();
            while (wp != null) {
                System.println(wp.getId());
                System.println(wp.getName());
                wp.remove();
                wp = wpIterator.next();
            }

It wound be "NameA 1" for the second one.

The sim doesn't add the number.

(I have to figure out how to flush the old data from the sim. I don't have "Clear Persistent Storage" enabled.)

So you're saying that 

PersistedContent.saveWaypoint(location, {:name => "NameA"});
PersistedContent.saveWaypoint(location, {:name => "NameB"});
PersistedContent.saveWaypoint(location, {:name => "NameA"});

On device would give you

Waypoints:
NameA
NameA(2)
NameB

while simulator would give:

Waypoints:
NameA
NameB

No, the device adds the number to the name.

It looks like the device adds it with the same name but displays an additional number (which isn't part of the name).

It looks like the sim just adds it with the same name.