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Hey Guys,
In doing my MFD which is born from the FS9 GPS 500, I am having a problem understanding the Zoom click zone. How on earth is this working here?
I have tried several directions to isolate these into two different area's other from how its originally working, and nothing seems to work.
I cannot understand how you can get the second coordinate from one 'area' call, such as say '34'..? That makes no sense.
Here is the code for the Map Zoom-in and Zoom-out button area's.
Could someone by chance shed some light on this? I for one would be greatful.
Bill
LHC
In doing my MFD which is born from the FS9 GPS 500, I am having a problem understanding the Zoom click zone. How on earth is this working here?
I have tried several directions to isolate these into two different area's other from how its originally working, and nothing seems to work.
I cannot understand how you can get the second coordinate from one 'area' call, such as say '34'..? That makes no sense.
Here is the code for the Map Zoom-in and Zoom-out button area's.
Code:
<Area Name="RNG Button" Left="789" Top="324" Width="39" Height="30">
<Area Name="RNG Out" Top="35" GpsSpecific="Y">
<Click Kind="LeftSingle+Leave">
(M:Event) 'LeftSingle' scmp 0 == (@g:zoominButtonDown) 0 == and if{ 1 (>@g:zoominButtonDown) @ZOOMINButton }
(M:Event) 'Leave' scmp 0 == (@g:zoominButtonDown) 1 == and if{ 0 (>@g:zoominButtonDown) }
</Click>
<Cursor Type="UpArrow"/>
<Tooltip ID="TOOLTIPTEXT_GPS_RANGE_UP"/>
</Area>
<Area Name="RNG In" Bottom="35" GpsSpecific="Y">
<Click Kind="LeftSingle+Leave">
(M:Event) 'LeftSingle' scmp 0 == (@g:zoomoutButtonDown) 0 == and if{ 1 (>@g:zoomoutButtonDown) @ZOOMOUTButton }
(M:Event) 'Leave' scmp 0 == (@g:zoomoutButtonDown) 1 == and if{ 0 (>@g:zoomoutButtonDown) }
</Click>
<Cursor Type="DownArrow"/>
<Tooltip ID="TOOLTIPTEXT_GPS_RANGE_DOWN"/>
</Area>
</Area>
Could someone by chance shed some light on this? I for one would be greatful.
Bill
LHC