Hi Folks,
I just ran into something that looks like a bug in the SimGear SGPath class.
I committed a traffic manager patch yesterday, which prevents non-existing
aircraft models from being created as an AIModels object, by testing whether
the SGPath exists.
Traffic/Schedule.cxx, around line 372 :
SGPath mp(globals->get_fg_root());
mp.append(modelPath);
if (mp.exists())
{
Today, I found a FlightGear crash when the traffic system attempted to open
the following aircraft, for which I don't have a model created yet:
<aircraft>
<model>Aircraft/AI/767-400/767-400-Royal Brunei.xml</model>
<livery>Royal Brunei</livery>
<airline>RBA</airline>
<actype>B763</actype>
<offset>10</offset>
<radius>35</radius>
<flighttype>gate</flighttype>
<performance-class>jet_transport</performance-class>
<registration>V8-RBF</registration>
Note that the space got into the name by accident, but regardless, since
neither the full path nor the first pre-white space exists, the
if(mp.exsist()) should return false.
Since spaces in pathnames are common on windows, and allowable on windows, the
exist function clearly returns the wrong result. I wouldn't mind looking into
this later. What is our current take on the allowance of whitespaces in
pathnames??
Cheers,
Durk
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