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mfranz 2007-07-29 09:34:58 +00:00
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The generic communication protocol for FlightGear provides a powerfull way The generic communication protocol for FlightGear provides a powerful way
of adding a simple ASCII based or binary protocol, just by defining an of adding a simple ASCII based or binary protocol, just by defining an
XML encoded configuration file. XML encoded configuration file.
The definition of the protocol consists of variable separators, line separators, The definition of the protocol consists of variable separators, line separators,
and chuncks of text. and chunks of text.
Each chunck defines: Each chunk defines:
<name> for ease of use <name> for ease of use
<node> the property tree node which provides the data <node> the property tree node which provides the data
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The output section also could define the variable separator and line separator. The output section also could define the variable separator and line separator.
The separators can be either a control character such as a tab or newline, or a The separators can be either a control character such as a tab or newline, or a
user specified string or other single charachter. The currently supported user specified string or other single character. The currently supported
control charachters are: control characters are:
<var_separator>: <var_separator>:
<line_separator>: <line_separator>:
Name Charachter Name Character
newline '\n' newline '\n'
tab '\t' tab '\t'
@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ formfeed '\f'
carriagereturn '\r' carriagereturn '\r'
verticaltab '\v' verticaltab '\v'
any other charachters just need to be added to "Network/generic.cxx" any other characters just need to be added to "Network/generic.cxx"
The var_separator is placed between each variable, while the line_separator is The var_separator is placed between each variable, while the line_separator is
placed at the end of each lot of variables. placed at the end of each lot of variables.