On 19 Dec 2009, at 19:03, Vivian Meazza wrote:

> Hey guys, don't we test code/scripts nowadays before stuffing it into CVS?

Well the C++ code works - for this kind of thing I was lazy and hoped the 
person who requested the feature will test it and let me know if they encounter 
problems. I also figured such a simple change would be obviously correct, even 
though what I managed was the exact opposite :)

About to head out for food now, so I'll fix the name in the morning - 
suggestions still welcome on what to call it!

In terms of testing, I know the glideslope tunnel uses airportinfo(), but 
that's the only use I'm aware of in CVS - so what *is* the best way to test 
this, from a script? The person requesting the feature is working on code 
outside CVS, as I understand it.

Regards,
James



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