Stewart Andreason wrote:
>I see that after a File.RESET, the global variables (at nodes) get
>reinitialized to the values they are set to in the nasal file, but the nasal
>(pseudo-global-to-the-one-file) variables do not.
>
>I would like to know how to reset the nasal variables.
>I have rounded them up in a function called start_up
>and tried adding start_up to the <nasal> section in the main-set.xml, but it
>also is only run once.
>
>Is is there an easier way to check for when to call it without putting it in
>one of the main loops?
>
>if (reinit_vars.getValue()) {
> start_up();
>}
>
>Also, I find placing this at the top level in the nasal file isn't good enough.
>
>How is it that the global.node variables get reset, but my if statement does
>not get evaluated more than once? It seems any functions running after the
>Reset, must be already running with settimer hooks.
>
>Thanks,
>Stewart
>
>
Check
http://wiki.flightgear.org/flightgear_wiki/index.php?title=Nasal_scripting_language.
You'll want to have a listener on the reset signal
setlistener("/sim/signals/reinit", func {
start_up();
});
HJ.
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