To keep the tutorial looking nice, switch off the panel extent outlines for the 2.8 release. Longer-term I should remove the code, or add a separate property if this feature is actually useful.
When inserting with an invalid index, ensure we return the leg based on the fixed-up index, not the original one. Thanks to Matthias Götz for the catch!
Restore previous behaviour where the 2D panel is automatically hidden when the current view is != 0. Also add two property controls to alter this behaviour, and the 'autohide' behaviour at runtime. (Requires an fgdata update to get matching preferences.xml)
https://code.google.com/p/flightgear-bugs/issues/detail?id=790
The glideslope station was only searched once whenever the NAV station
changed. However, sometimes a mismatching G/S station is found, since
another G/S station is still closer when the NAV station changes.
When this happened, the G/S station was never updated again (while the
NAV station stayed in range), resulting in the NAV receiver providing
correct localizer, but bad G/S data (data matching another, remote station).
Issue is fixed by alternating between searching NAV and G/S stations.
Make sure gs-inrange and deflection outputs have same behaviour, no matter
which out-of-range condition applies (i.e. aircraft moved out of range,
frequency changed, ...).
- Fix stupid memory corruption bug
- Fix bounding box calculations
- Fix docs
- Fix text size
- Expose setting background color
- Expose trigger for updating elements
- Untie nodes if deleting according element
- Allow deleting canvas, text and group elements
- Allow creating groups as children of groups
- Support text-enable condition on symbols
- support <limit>N</limit> on symbols to restrict
to closest N symbol instances.
- change search to hopefully be more stable at
larger ranges.
Sink the 2D panel logic into FGPanelNode, simplifying
renderer.cxx and a few other places. Also allows potential
for unloading / paging of 2.5D panels in the future.
The routing behaviour now happens entirely in Nasal,
using a delegate, and can be over-ridden or disable
by aircraft authors. Default behaviour should be
unchanged.
