Re: [Flightgear-devel] Has there been any changes to the use of FGRouteMgr

2004-05-05 Thread Erik Hofman
Seamus Thomas Carroll wrote: Lots of the code is not important to you. Essentially i pull the (lon, lat) points from the database and add them to the SGWayPoint. Upon running my code after a cvs update the planes no longer follow the path but instead fly in tight circles until the plane

Re: [Flightgear-devel] Has there been any changes to the use of FGRouteMgr

2004-05-05 Thread Roy Vegard Ovesen
On Wednesday 05 May 2004 10:01, Erik Hofman wrote: Seamus Thomas Carroll wrote: Lots of the code is not important to you. Essentially i pull the (lon, lat) points from the database and add them to the SGWayPoint. Upon running my code after a cvs update the planes no longer follow the

Re: [Flightgear-devel] Has there been any changes to the use of FGRouteMgr

2004-05-05 Thread Jim Wilson
Roy Vegard Ovesen said: this inconvenience but the gps module is work-in-progress (isn't everything?!). Yes it is...and that is why you might want to settle now on something you might not need to change. ;-) It seems that an RFC or Announcement on the list if you plan to cause breakage is

[Flightgear-devel] Has there been any changes to the use of FGRouteMgr

2004-05-04 Thread Seamus Thomas Carroll
Hi, Last week (maybe two) i was able to create a path for the plane to fly using the following code: void AgentUAV::processWaypointsTable( string flightPathTable ) { double lon, lat; string query = select NumPoints(the_geom) from + flightPathTable + where