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Wouldn't it be better to prepare the whole list of paths (or two separate ones for Terrain/Objects if necessary) in FGGlobals::set_fg_scenery, and to pass the vector<string>s to FGTileEntry::load? It doesn't seem to make a lot of sense to split the path up, modify it, mount it together to one string again, and then let FGTileEntry::load split it up again. Here we go: Main/globals.cxx ================ As fg_scenery is now a string_list, we don't need initialization. Furthermore, this list is cleared with every set_fg_scenery() call. ctor: create default dir from fg_root if necessary. Otherwise check all paths of --fg-scenery/FG_SCENERY: If the path doesn't exist, ignore it. If it contains a dir Terrain and/or Objects, then only add that to the list. If it contains neither, then use the path as is. Scenery/tileentry.cxx ===================== Trivial: don't split a "base path", but use the given path_list as is. (I considered a variable name "path_list" better suited than "search".) Scenery/FGTileLoader.cxx ======================== No more fiddling with sub-paths. This has to be delivered by get_fg_scenery already. |
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