- Add a screenshot uri handler
- Enable persistent http connections
- Simple CORS implementatation for the
JSON property uri handler
many changes for the httpd
add special attribute 'ts' to a JSON property reflecting
/sim/time/elapsed-sec
always add timestamp for listener properties
add timestamp for json requests if req param t=y is set
* mongoose updated to 5.3
* first stab at implementing websockets, here a property change listener
websocket. This websocket is at ws://yourhost:yourport/PropertyListener
see FGDATA/Docs/gui/radio.html for an example
to run a fg-command with args, POST run.cgi?value=my-command
and post the args node as JSON content like this:
{
name: '',
children: [
{
name: 'property',
index: 0,
value: 'first-value is here'
},
{
name: 'property',
index: 1,
value: 'first-value is here'
}
]
}
or whatever arguments the requested command takes
add request parameter 'i' and 'd'
if i=y, indent the output to make it human readable
if i is missing or anything else, send the output unformatted to save bandwith
'd' defines recursion depth with a default of 1 to show the requested node
and the immediate childs (if it has any)
call /json/?i=y&d=999 for a complete property tree backup (use with caution!)
Also set the encoding to UTF-8 as required per RFC 4627
- no dependency on libJpeg or Simgear
- no duplicate rendering of the scene (uses a draw callback)
- supports other image types, eg PNG
- threaded so doesn't block the main loop ever
Remove unused instance of FGControls from FGNativeCtrls, as it was
binding to the property tree in place of the globals->get_controls
that JSBSim reads input from, blocking all input
This adds two wrappers to the generic protocol to help interfacing
small microcontrollers (arduino et. al.)
When receiving binary data over a sequential link, it's hard to tell where a packet
starts and where it ends. Two existing solutions gets implemented with this patch:
KISS (http://www.ka9q.net/papers/kiss.html) originally developed for ham radio
packet radio devices and STX/ETX byte stuffing.
This adds only the OUT direction, IN will be implemented over the next weeks.
For implementation details on the client (microcontroller's) side, check out
http://gitorious.org/flightgear-pmpt/cmpt/
This implementation is used in the c172fg project to be presented at FSweekend 2013.
Many light aircraft include GPS loggers capable of recording the flight
path using IGC records. Lots of third party utilities are available to
analyze, process and convert igc files.
Usage: "fgfs --igc=file,out,1,OutputFile.igc"
