document <airport-list> and <property-list>
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airport-list
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like "list", but fills the list automatically with all airports known
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to FlightGear. Calls bindings on airport selection and returns the
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selected entry in <property> on dialog-apply. Interprets <property>
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as search term on dialog-update.
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property-list
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like "list", but shows a list of properties from the global property
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tree. The widget handles navigation in the property tree. It calls its
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bindings on property selection and returns the path of the selected
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property in <property> on dialog-apply. It's up to the caller to check
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if the path belongs to a dir node or a value node. The widget shows
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the contents of the dir property given in <property> on dialog-apply.
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It does *not* handle setting of property values! Clicking on some
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entries with the "control" key pressed has a special meaning:
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"." -> toggle display of property flags (see below)
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".." -> go to root node
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(bool) -> toggle bool value
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The flags printed after the node type have the following meaning:
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r -> read protected
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w -> write protected
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R -> trace read operations (in the terminal window
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W -> trace write operations with --log-level=info)
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A -> archive bit set
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U -> user archive bit set
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T -> property is "tied"
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select
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