simply recover 16-bit int instead of double?

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  in DataManager.cpp (here I show a fake draft.  Since not even that much is still working, the rest of the logic of biz is not relevant to this discussion:

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  // or:
  
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  // or:
  
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  Hmm,

  Sometimes all you have to do is to talk, even if you speak to yourself.

  I changed my function DataManager to return my type listed as int instead of as the enum, and I don't have the correct integers in QML, anything can still be compared using the enumerated type.  So:

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  and

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  National Instruments

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