* K. Hoercher -- Thursday 18 October 2007:
> airportinfo("FOOBAR").
BTW: it's only documented in the source code for now, but in
case you missed it: the syntax has slightly changed a few days
ago:
(a) airportinfo(<id>); ... e.g. "KSFO"
(b) airportinfo(<type>); ... type := ("airport"|"seaport"|"heliport")
(c) airportinfo() ... same as airportinfo("airport")
(d) airportinfo(<lat>, <lon> [, <type>]);
That is, an airportinfo() without argument returns the next
"regular" (land-)airport, but one can ask for the next
seaport or heliport, too: airportinfo("seaport");
It's a bit ugly that the syntax is the same for (a) and (b),
but I wanted to avoid yet another argument, and the three
airport <type>s can't be misinterpreted as airport <id>s
thanks to case and length.
m.
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