On 14.02.2011 07:58, Hal V. Engel wrote:
When working on this from an aircraft that is not located in $FG_ROOT
(IE. my clone of fg-data using fg-aircraft=<my fgdata clone/my
aircraft>) I was getting file not found errors. At first I though that
perhaps I had a typo or something similar in my code but after looking
things over very carefully I couldn't find the problem. So as a test I
modified the aircraft-set.xml for the same aircraft in $FG_ROOT and
tested with it and it didn't have the problem. I did some more testing
and found if I run the aircraft from my development copy of fgdata it
works but only if the xml file I am including in the aircraft-set.xml
file is located in the same tree as the aircraft. So it does not find
it in the $FG_ROOT directories like it should based on how the
fg-aircraft stuff has been explained. Is this a bug or I am not
understanding how this should work?
It should work - and does for me. But remember the "fg-aircraft" option
does not support multiple fgdata clones. Neither should you give it the
path to a specific aircraft directory. You need to provide a directory
path, which contains one or multiple aircraft sub-directories.
It should look like this:
"--fg-aircraft=/home/foo/bar/MyAircraftRepository"
and "/home/foo/bar/MyAircraftRepository" should contain directories like
/home/foo/bar/MyAircraftRepository/747-400
/home/foo/bar/MyAircraftRepository/P51-D
/home/foo/bar/MyAircraftRepository/AH-1
...
Otherwise, post some more details on what your command-line and the
directory structure of the separate aircraft repo looks like.
And yes, as discussed on the list before, the fg-aircraft option
requires better checks and error messages, since more people have had
trouble with providing the correct directory structure (especially since
incorrect structures seem to work at first - but then really don't).
cheers,
Thorsten
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