I have now also implemented a timer class that saves the
accumulated time to the aircraft data file in ~/.fgfs/aircraft-data/
and restores that next time (can be turned off).
Syntax:
aircraft.timer.new(<property>, [<resolution:double> [, <save:bool>]]);
<property> ... property path or props.Node hash where timer value
should be maintained
<resolution> ... timer update interval (not accuracy, which is always
at maximum); (default: 1 s)
For most Hobbs meters 60 s or even more should be
good enough.
<save> ... whether the value should be saved to the aircraft
data file; (default: true, as this is probably the
main use for the class)
Methods:
start()
stop()
reset()
Examples:
var turbine_timer = aircraft.timer.new("/sim/time/hobbs/turbine", 60);
turbine_timer.start();
...
turbine_timer.stop();
aircraft.timer.new("/sim/time/hobbs/foo").start(); # anonymous timer
m.
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