Added value display
Add ticks, round mouse dragging result to nearest multiple of step size,
implement scroll handler
Add keybindings for adjusting slider value
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noto_fonts
Noto is a font family comprising over 100 individual fonts, which are together designed to cover all the scripts encoded in the Unicode standard.
There are 3 relevant render bins for aircraft models:
- 0: default
- 10: depth sorted, automatically selected for transparent objects.
- 111: depth sorted, explicitly set by some transparent effects (hud, glass)
The model-default effect does not set <render-bin> on purpose, to allow
automatic selection of bin 0 or 10. So my second patch which added <render-bin>
to model-default is wrong.
It is only model-transparent which should explicitly set bin 111
to interact well with hud/glass effects.
Change to calculate the frame rate ourselves because /sim/frame-rate doesn't take into account freeze and has a transient ridiculous value after a pause. Instead we calculate the average rate over a period and then LP filter this.
This also removes the annoying frame rate update messages
Cofiguration now comes from /sim/emexec
* /sim/emexec/monitor-period is the period to reset the average; the LP filter isn't reset.
* /sim/emexec/max-rate-hz is the upper limit on the emexec update rate. defaults to 50 and a model can override this. It's probably not a user setting
output of
* current emexec rate into /sim/emexec/rate-hz
* smoothed / LP filtered frame rate into /sim/emexec/frame-rate
- ensure createItem returns the item
- add an accessor for text()
- don't do lazy view creation for now
- skip aboutToShow until item iteration works for me
This concerns a single character inside a comment, so won't change the
behavior of the Nasal code in any way. Beside using the favored encoding
in FlightGear, this little change allows scripts/python/nasal_api_doc.py
(from the FlightGear repository) to work again without having to teach
it to ignore encoding errors nor to play at guessing the encoding of the
files it reads.
