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For in-air start sequences in some aircraft, you can pass zero as the second argument of the <tt>complete_checklists</tt> function to expedite the sequence. All items in the checklist sequence will be executed without waiting for previous items to complete. Note that this means the checklist sequence is never considered to have failed. | For in-air start sequences in some aircraft, you can pass zero as the second argument of the <tt>complete_checklists</tt> function to expedite the sequence. All items in the checklist sequence will be executed without waiting for previous items to complete. Note that this means the checklist sequence is never considered to have failed. | ||
<syntaxhighlight lang="nasal"> | |||
if (!getprop("gear/gear/wow")) { | |||
autochecklist.complete_checklists(sequence: "in-air-start", wait: 0); | autochecklist.complete_checklists(sequence: "in-air-start", wait: 0); | ||
} else { | |||
autochecklist.complete_checklists("ground-start"); | autochecklist.complete_checklists("ground-start"); | ||
} | |||
</syntaxhighlight> | |||
Clearly the checklist sequence used for in-air start should be different from a ground start and should put the aircraft into a flying state, e.g. gear up, flaps up. | Clearly the checklist sequence used for in-air start should be different from a ground start and should put the aircraft into a flying state, e.g. gear up, flaps up. | ||