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Also, FlightGear's reliance on user input via means such as the mouse/keyboard and other hardware peripherals doesn't really pose a real problem, because all of these inputs are already internally handled by a combination of XML and scripting, so that emulating arbitrary user input by making use of scripts or by automatically writing to the property tree via network sockets is fairly straightforward and could also be accomplished by running shell scripts, that may for example invoke "netcat" specifically for this purpose. | Also, FlightGear's reliance on user input via means such as the mouse/keyboard and other hardware peripherals doesn't really pose a real problem, because all of these inputs are already internally handled by a combination of XML and scripting, so that emulating arbitrary user input by making use of scripts or by automatically writing to the property tree via network sockets is fairly straightforward and could also be accomplished by running shell scripts, that may for example invoke "netcat" specifically for this purpose. | ||
The recent additions to the [[Autopilot]] and [[Route Manager]] systems in FlightGear also make it increasingly feasible to | The recent additions to the [[Autopilot]] and [[Route Manager]] systems in FlightGear also make it increasingly feasible to create completely scripted test flights for automatically doing certain portions of a flight without relying on user input. | ||
== Milestones == | == Milestones == | ||