Thanks very much. I'll try all this stuff this evening. btw, I play on
linux, I use win$ only here, at job. so I will surely use your scripts.
byez
darko
Melchior FRANZ wrote:
* darko -- Thursday 07 April 2005 17:20:
I downloaded somewhere surfing the web, a table with all airports codes.
Just noticed that you are on Windows. Under some sort of Unix I would have
suggested to just use this to get a list of all available airports:
apt() { zgrep "^1 " $FG_ROOT/Airports/apt.dat.gz|grep -i "$*"|sed -r
's,^.{13},,' ; }
Can easily be used for searching, too:
$ apt venezia
LIPV Venezia San Nicolo
LIPZ Venezia Tessera
My "mapsync" script will hardly work on Windows, too.
But I also need the runways one, so.. where can I get that?
It's all in fgfs' databases and you can read it all out. But that's probably
a little harder on Windows. You need to decompress the *.gz files and search
for the info (this may help here: http://www.7-zip.org/)
What the radio is useful for? What does it say?
Which radio?
NAV radios? -> for navigation (see http://www.navfltsm.addr.com/vor-nav.htm)
All of this should work in fgfs.
COMM radios? -> currently there's only spoken ATIS messages if you tune in
your airport's ATIS frequency (which you can get from another script that
runs on Unix/Linux only :-)
m.
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