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FS2004 Chute XML script

Xpand said:
Really!? Wow, this is a bit diferent of C++ coding... I learned that the semi-colon was what told the program that the expression had finished so it wouldn't confuse it with the next expression...
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XML doesn't use the semi-colon for that purpose, unlike C, C#, C++ or any number of other languages.
 
Interesting fact on the semi-colon, that the moment I remove it at the >, my script turns blue, that tells me something is not right.

I was playing around a lot, and I've used the parking brake as another "trigger"

the working code at the moment is this:

Code: 
 <part>
      <name>chute</name>
      <visible_in_range>
         <parameter>
			<code>
(A:SIM ON GROUND, bool)
(A:BRAKE PARKING POSITION, bool)
and
(A:velocity body z, knots) 35 &gt;
and

			</code>
         </parameter>
        <minvalue>1</minvalue>  
      </visible_in_range>
   </part>

Thanks for all the help!!
 
Jakes said:
Interesting fact on the semi-colon, that the moment I remove it at the &gt;, my script turns blue, that tells me something is not right.
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Just to clarify the point mentioned...

XML script does not use the semi-colon (;) as an end-of-line terminator as C, C#, C++ and many real programming languages.

XML script does however use the semi-colon (;) as an integral part of it's symbology!

"&lt;" is the complete set of symbols for "less than" or <
"&gt;" is the complete set of symbols for "greater than" or >
 
n4gix said:
Just to clarify the point mentioned...

XML script does not use the semi-colon (;) as an end-of-line terminator as C, C#, C++ and many real programming languages.

XML script does however use the semi-colon (;) as an integral part of it's symbology!

"&lt;" is the complete set of symbols for "less than" or <
"&gt;" is the complete set of symbols for "greater than" or >
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Great! that explains the blue script! Thanks!!
 
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