FlightGear - Flight Simulator

Like this idea very much,..

Can I use it at a front end for a backend solution..

The idea would be to::
Have the kinda FG=nasal libs checkout on an online server via git
Have a front end as a designer to query functions etc.. ie what u done..
Ability to link straight to source.. but online in a browser..

So as a designer one can query and inspect the "api" without the source
code reading process..

Its javascript/java/like lang.. and take my hat off to ext.js for cool
documentation, unlike jquery whose server was los in a bujmmer...

This is a very exiting area for me as I use javascript everywhere..
including on a server with node.js

So If I can help then please reply...cos it smells like javascript.. looks
like ecma, but of courcse a

Need this to be an issue for the next...

Pedro


On Sat, Jan 28, 2012 at 1:46 PM, Adrian Musceac <kantooon@...> wrote:

> Hi all,
> I've written a parser to generate a local API documentation for Nasal
> scripts
> inside $FGROOT/Nasal.
> Here is a preview of the result: http://ompldr.org/vY2kwNA/nasal_api.html
> Is there any interest to add the parser and API doc to the repository?
>
>
> Cheers,
> Adrian
>
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Adrian

> Hi all,
> I've written a parser to generate a local API documentation for Nasal
> scripts
> inside $FGROOT/Nasal.
> Here is a preview of the result: http://ompldr.org/vY2kwNA/nasal_api.html
> Is there any interest to add the parser and API doc to the repository?
> 

Seems like a very useful piece of work. Lets get this into the repo soonest.


Vivian

> I've written a parser to generate a local API documentation for Nasal scripts

I do see an issue, the menu isn't scrollable and it doesn't fit on my laptop screen ;)
It is cut of at atc-chatter.

Other than that, nice work!

Gijs

On Monday, January 30, 2012 12:45:26 Gijs de Rooy wrote:
> I do see an issue, the menu isn't scrollable and it doesn't fit on my
> laptop screen ;) It is cut of at atc-chatter.
> 
> Other than that, nice work!
> 
> Gijs

Right, that should be taken care of now. I'm thinking the proper location of 
this script might be in scripts/python or scripts/tools. Any opinions on that?

Cheers,
Adrian