Curt Olson:
Added a --runway= option which can be used in conjunction with the --airport= option to specify a starting airport + specific runway. If you don't specify a runway, you get the one that's closest to your specified (or default) heading.
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<!-- Position and Orientation options -->
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<position-options>Initial Position and Orientation</position-options>
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<airport-id-desc>Specify starting position by airport ID</airport-id-desc>
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<runway-no-desc>Specify starting runway (must also specify an aiport)</runway-no-desc>
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<offset-distance-desc>Specify distance to threshold</offset-distance-desc>
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<offset-azimuth-desc>Specify heading to threshold</offset-azimuth-desc>
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<lon-desc>Starting longitude (west = -)</lon-desc>
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<brief/>
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</option>
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<option>
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<name>runway</name>
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<arg>rwy_no</arg>
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<description>strings/runway-no-desc</description>
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<brief/>
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</option>
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<option>
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<name>offset-distance</name>
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<arg>nm</arg>
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