Re: [Paparazzi-devel] Offer from a thankful new user

[antoine drouin]

Nathan

I don't want to discourage you and I'd be glad if you make the wiki
"better", whatever that means.
If you're going to switch to another wiki, it's fine with me, but I
think the amount of work involved in migrating is important.
What I would like to avoid is that the information gets spread in
different places.

I don't think there is a documentation for all the user callable
flight plan routines - and they get added by people writing navigation
modules.
You're very welcome to ask questions on the list and write a wiki page
about that. I think the authors will be pleased to answer your
questions,
and maybe once the documentation is in place they'll update it as they
add new functions.

Regards

Poine


On Mon, May 3, 2010 at 11:28 AM, Nathan Aherne <address@hidden> wrote:
> Hi Cedric,
>
> I thought this may have been the case, thanks for clarifying the Paparazzi 
> Dev stance.
>
> Does someone have a document that outlines all the user callable routines in 
> the XML configuration files and what they do because I am really stuck on 
> this.
>
> Kindest regards,
>
> Nathan Aherne
> Reddog Technology
> Web: www.reddog.com.au
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>
> On 03/05/2010, at 7:17 PM, Cédric Marzer wrote:
>
>> Dear Nathan,
>> If you read through  the posts you will notice that many people offered to
>> make new forums, new wikis, etc. They put some time into putting it online
>> and...nobody used it...
>> The system as it is now has its weaknesses but works very well and all the
>> information can be found at one place.
>> Yes the learning curve is steep but we are not talking about a wordprocessor
>> here but about a system that is much more complex in essence.
>> Actually I found it rather easy to make it work in comparaison with systems
>> I used before and it flew ok the first time I was in the air. You just have
>> to read carefully the wiki and understand what you are doing.
>> To make it short : the people that have experience with the paparazzi like
>> it and the idea is not to offer a "plug and play" system anyway...
>> Good luck with your system and don't hesitate to post any question if you
>> need.
>>
>>
>>
>>
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