FlightGear Newsletter May 2014: Difference between revisions

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The Garmin 196 is currently in the process of being ported to [[Canvas]] and [[MapStructure]] by F-JJTH.  
The Garmin 196 is currently in the process of being ported to [[Canvas]] and [[MapStructure]] by F-JJTH.  


Given the generic nature of Philosopher's [[MapStructure]] framework,it only took us 60 seconds to integrate with MapStructure using just 10 lines of [[Nasal]] code - it's a fully working moving map - scale is obviously off here, but it's a matter of setting another style (which can also be used to change color and most symbols)
Given the generic nature of Philosopher's [[MapStructure]] framework,it only took us 60 seconds to integrate with MapStructure using just 10 lines of [[Nasal]] code - it's a fully working moving map - scale is obviously still off in those screen shots, but it's a matter of setting another style (which can also be used to change color and most symbols)


[[File:Gpsmap196-MapStructure.png|thumb|F-JJTH's GPSMap196 in the process of being ported to [[Canvas]] using Philosopher's MapStructure framework for mapping (LOD/scaling not applied here, but available) - see [http://forum.flightgear.org/viewtopic.php?f=71&t=23047] ]]
[[File:Gpsmap196-MapStructure.png|thumb|F-JJTH's GPSMap196 in the process of being ported to [[Canvas]] using Philosopher's MapStructure framework for mapping (LOD/scaling not applied here, but available) - see [http://forum.flightgear.org/viewtopic.php?f=71&t=23047] ]]
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This is exactly the reason, why we've been working towards an aircraft and GUI agnostic abstraction layer using MVC design concepts - so that reusing and integrating such stuff is really straightforward, without people having to come up with their own custom maps and layers from scratch.
This is exactly the reason, why we've been working towards an aircraft and GUI agnostic abstraction layer using MVC design concepts - so that reusing and integrating such stuff is really straightforward, without people having to come up with their own custom maps and layers from scratch.
If you'd like to help in one way or another (no programming skills needed, Inkscape artists also needed!), please get in touch with F-JJTH or Hooray on the forum.


Also see [[Garmin GPSMap 196]].
Also see [[Garmin GPSMap 196]].

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