Windows handling of ::rename differs from POSIX when the new name
exists. Check for this case on Windows and remove the file manually.
(This allows a work-around in SVNDirectory to be removed)
Bug 1190, fix route-manager -> GPS activation on Windows
(and probably a couple of unrelated issues).
SGPropertyChangeCallback was missing a suitable copy-constructor,
leading to incorrect behaviour on compilers where the operation
is not elided. Such as MSVC.
Test result of GetLastError so we don't log a warning in the
'nothing matched' case. Makes early startup logging much
more pleasant, especially when scanning aircraft dirs.
Encountered while testing v850 airports; some airports
generate materials with no tris, and hence no indices.
This causes a divide-by-zero when computing the index stride.
Detect this, and convert the BTG reader to throw exceptions
in error conditions, and to catch this and report the
appropriate result code.
This is some initial pieces to synchronise other pieces of base
data than scenery via the sync mechanism. An additional sync slot is
added to avoid scenery or other data blocking each other.
New functions naCallMethodCtx and naCallMethod to replace
NasalSystem::callMethod from FlightGear. This has just added an
unneeded level of indirection and fits better directly into Nasal.
naSetErrorHandler can be used to register an error handler/logging
function.
These new functions are meant to replace the gcSave/gcRelease
methods of the NasalSystem class in FlightGear, as passing an
adapter to SimGear from FlightGear is quite a lot of useless work
just for being able to save objects.
Move content-encoding handler into its own file, which
simplifies the main code. As part of this, fix a bug where we
didn't flush the ZLIB buffers on response completion.
- rename mod() to fmod() to prevent collisions with the
version in math.nas (which has different handling of negatives)
- implement pow, tan, acos and asin natively
- add round(x, [p]), which rounds away from 0.0, and takes an
option precision. I.e you can round(479, 50) and get '500'; useful
in many digital cockpit displays.
