On Sunday, June 19, 2011 05:12:31 PM Ron Jensen wrote:
> On Sunday 19 June 2011 17:55:25 Hal V. Engel wrote:
> > On Sunday, June 19, 2011 02:15:54 PM Ron Jensen wrote:
> > > http://www.mail-archive.com/flightgear-devel@lists.sourceforge.net/msg3
> > > 02
> > >
> > >08 .html gui.menuBind("radio", "dialogs.Radio.open()");
> >
> > Thanks I knew I saw something about this on the list but I coundn't find
> > the emails that covered it. When I try to use it it fails when I click
> > on the menu item.
> >
snip
> >
> > Hal
>
> In the example case you are running in the namespace "dialogs" so, in the
> setfile you would have:
> <nasal>
> <dialogs>
> <file>mynasal.nas
>
> If you have something different, you need something different...
> Assuming you load the nasal in this block:
> <nasal>
> <p51d>
> <file>Aircraft/p51d/Nasal/over-ride-flaps.nas</file>
> <file>Aircraft/p51d/Nasal/stores.nas</file>
> <file>Aircraft/p51d/Nasal/limits.nas</file>
> <file>Aircraft/p51d/Nasal/engine-start.nas</file>
> <file>Aircraft/p51d/Nasal/sputter.nas</file>
> <file>Aircraft/p51d/Nasal/climbrate.nas</file>
> <file>Aircraft/p51d/Nasal/gear-doors.nas</file>
> <file>Aircraft/p51d/Nasal/gear-lever.nas</file>
> </p51d>
> </nasal>
>
> gui.menuBind("radio", "p51d.radio.open()");
>
> Ron
Ron,
Thanks that was the issue. I had the radio nasal <file> in a <SCR_522C>
section in my *set.xml file and I should have used "SCR_522C.Radio.open()" in
the gui.menuBind() call. I have it working nicely now.
I will have the radio code in my fgdata clone updated shortly and when this
gets merged into fgdata it should be usable by anyone who is modeling a
WWII/Korean war era US or UK military aircraft since almost all of these used
this radio. At this point the radio control unit is fully modeled and fully
functional. About the only area where it could use improvement is that it
currently has no keyboard mappings but all of it's features can be manipulated
with a mouse.
Hal
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