Re: [Flightgear-devel] Time Options Not Working

2002-02-12 Thread Erik Hofman 

Curtis L. Olson wrote:
 Erik Hofman writes:
 
There is deffinately a problem with the time code. Speeding up or 
slowing down time (T or SHIFT+T) doesn't work anymore.

This must have soemthing to do with Curtis's new time changes as of Feb. 
10th, because before that change it all worked well.

 
 Erik, this should now be fixed.  Note changes to both simgear and
 flightgear.

Yep, It's working.
Thanks.

Erik



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RE: [Flightgear-devel] Time Options Not Working

2002-02-11 Thread Paul Deppe 

  The command-line time options appear to be broken in the latest CVS
  (Cygwin/Win2k).  When I specify --start-date-gmt, --start-date-lat,
  or --time-offset, the time is still set to the current GMT.
 They worked in
  FGFS 0.7.8 and I'm not sure exactly where along the line they stopped
  working.
 
  Can anyone else confirm this problem?

 Paul,

 Can you try this again with the latest cvs?

 Thanks,

 Curt.

Hi Curt,

I tried the latest CVS as of 2100 EST this evening, 2/11/2002.  Some things
are fixed, others still behave strangely.  The time I used for testing was
2/12/2002 at sunrise at KIAG (0717 EST, 1217 UTC), heading 090, altitude
1000 MSL.  Specifically:

Options: HUD displays: Sun:
----
---
--start-date-gmt=2002:02:12:12:17:00 2/12/2002 12:17:00correct
(sunrise)
 (this is UTC)

--start-date-gmt=2002:02:12:12:17:00
--time-offset=+00:15:00  1/1/1970 0:15:00  IT'S
DARK!!

--start-date-lat=2002:02:12:07:17:00 2/12/2002 07:17:00IT'S
DARK!!

--start-date-lat=2002:02:12:07:17:00
--time-offset=+00:15:00  1/1/1970 0:15:00  IT'S
DARK!!

--start-date-sys has same results as --start-date-lat.


Conclusions:

1.  --start-date-gmt works fine without --time-offset.

2.  --start-date-sys and -lat do not work properly, they work the same
as -gmt.

3.  --time-offset works fine by itself.

4.  --time-offset with --start-date-anything sets the date to 1/1/1970.

Hope this helps track down the problem.

Regards,

Paul

Paul R. Deppe
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Flight  Aerospace Research Group
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