David Culp wrote:
Where would be the appropriate place to
look for such a file at runtime -- where should this file live?
It looks to me like FlightGear could use a Config directory. It would
hold
preferences.xml, joystick.xml, keyboard.xml, materials.xml, mice.xml,
menu.xml,
Jon Berndt wrote:
For JSBSim standalone I think we would have a file that sits in the base
directory (from which JSBSim is run) or specified in an environment variable
JSBSIM_ROOT. This file I am referring to for JSBSim would serve to set up
simulation specific (something that is not or should
If it doesn't need to be in a user friendly way you could specify
something like this in your ~/.fgfsrc file:
--prop:/jsbsim/config/integrator=mytype
--prop:/jsbsim/config/logging=true
--prop:/jsbsim/config/atmosphere=mars
That would require _no_ action from the FlightGear side.
Erik
FYI - seen on Slashdot
http://science.slashdot.org/science/04/01/03/1733231.shtml?tid=134tid=160
The Maestro Team writes NASA has released Maestro, a public version of the primary
software tool used by scientists to operate the
Mars Exploration Rovers from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Anyone
Thanks, Norman:
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Jon
FYI - seen on Slashdot
http://science.slashdot.org/science/04/01/03/1733231.shtml?tid=134tid=160
The Maestro Team writes NASA has
