- A simple assert() function is added to the globals namespace.
- io.include() marks the target namespace to avoid dependency loops.
If the namespace is marked before the script to be included is
compiled, a parse error leaves the target namespace marked while
the script has not been loaded. This patch fixes this problem.
earlier available. (The settimer/1 was a workaround for another
problem that should be fixed by now.)
globals.nas: load $FG_HOME/Nasal/ files as first settimer(0) function,
so that it always comes after all nasal-dir-initialized callbacks
This should fix the glide_slope_tunnel/popupTip bug and makes the
startup order clearer and cleaner.
- fuel.nas: use props.initNode()
- debug.nas: fix comment
- globals.nas: load_nasal(): check extension and set module arg
- io.nas: update log message (the rules are no longer for io.open() only)
writes (not directly written tied ones), all node additions and removal.
Frames are separated with a line. Turn off ANSI coloring if you want to
pipe the results into a file: --prop:sim/startup/terminal-ansi-colors=0
a regular function argument for that. Note the "n" in this example:
setlistener("/sim/current-view/view-number", func(n) {
setprop("/sim/hud/visibility", !n.getValue());
}, 1);
the $FG_ROOT/Nasal/*.nas ones are done. This allows to use props.Node etc.
immediately, without requirement for settimer(func{}, 0) constructions.
Rationale:
- clean separation of local additions (and hacks :-) from standard files
- users might not have write permission to $FG_ROOT/Nasal/ or shouldn't
have to su to root for writing Nasal code
functions when used in $FG_ROOT/Nasal/*.nas, because it
depends on props.nas being available; no restrictions in
aircraft files, where it will proof most useful
gui.nas: replace inefficient FPS display polling loop with listener
callback
New Node.setValues() method which sets whole property trees from Nasal
data.
A view.nas module, which takes over handling of the X/x zoom keys. It
clamps the FOV to a dynamically calculated maximum corresponding to
typical human visual accuity, and pops up a pretty dialog informing
you of the new FOV.
