On Thursday 03 July 2003 10:24, Martin Spott wrote:
> Nice. You still can save a bit of work on maintaining the script by
> replacing the manually edited aircraft selection list. For example:
>
> AIRCRAFT=`fgfs --show-aircraft | awk '{print $1}'`
> i=1
> echo "Choose your Aircraft - The default is c172p"
> for n in ${AIRCRAFT}; do
> echo $i\) $n
> i=`expr $i + 1`
> done
>
Thanks :)
I'm not very well versed in shell scripting. I knew there was a way to extract
the aircraft by using the --show-aircraft parameter, but didn't know what it
was. I don't have fgfs env var set, because I have 4 different fgfs
executables on here.
This site was pretty useful when I wrote the script..
http://www.freeos.com/guides/lsst/index.html
I formatted it the way I did because I can't scroll up in cygwin window so I
made it so it was mostly on one screen.
I'll add what you showed me there to the one I use on linux for the CVS
version ... this that I posted I use for the release version which shouldn't
change.
> You probably hav to work around the aircraft aliases,
You wouldn't say that if you knew how little I know about shell scripting! LOL
Let's just say that this script is the present development of my bash
scripting skills, but i keep trying to learn more as I go along.
Re's
WillyB
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