Surely doable, but I hope you develop it w/o tying to the win32 GUI APIs
directly, rather using a portability layer, e.g. Qt or smth like that.
Also, you might find a lot of what you want already implemented in
http://sourceforge.net/projects/fgflightplanner
and then just add the missing features to it.
Vassilii
Hi Vassilii,
It's always interesting to see someone else's approach to a programming
task. This app was obviously written on a lot higher spec PC than I was
running it on (P1 166). "Click" plus 2 minutes and the splash screen finally
disappeared, "Click" plus 3.5 minutes and the airports had loaded.
I will search the code for the bits I want; interfacing to the FG airport DB
and FG properties. I have opted for a separate DB for the airports so I can
associate the different NavAids with either an airports general data or a
particular runway (in the case of off field NDB and LLZ frequencies).
I don't use windows specific API calls but do use windows controls (it's
written under VB6). I'm not sure if Xwindows supports these.
Thanks for the link
Dene
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