Oliver C. wrote:
In this case it depends on the following: Does a definition get not defined when a value is missing?
Not anymore, I have committed a patch that ignores platforms that re not specified within the >number></number> section.
This is a heads up for all joystick users:
I have thought of possible problems with this, but the only one I could think of is when <axis n=""> is defined for platforms that are not defined within the <number></number> section.
!! This is bas behavior and should be corrected !!
For example, when this is the definition:
<axis> <desc>View Elevation (windows)</desc> <number> <windows>7</windows> </number>
then what happens when FlightGear is started on a unix system?
It will be ignored in the latest code.
Does this definition get ignored or do we have an error because of a NULL assignment?
<axis>
<desc>View Elevation (windows)</desc>
<number>
<-- NULL for a UNIX OS? --> </number>
This section will now be completely ignored (even if n="" is specified in the axis tag).
Erik
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