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THIRTY THOUSAND LINES!!!!!!!!!! I thought mine was bad. THATS HUGE!! Are you making an FMC?

Thanks for the heads up. I'll see if I can duplicate that into FS9 XML.
 
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I can't tell what I made. sorry.

but I knew how troublesome in XML coding. all code are packed together in 1 piece of file (my term like a piece of paper), if XML code can divide into several file that still working together it would be better.
in C++ I use several piece of "paper", draw each part of gauge in a group and put in 1 paper, another group in another paper.
with that I can focus on which "paper" I working on. make life easier.

another consideration is speed of reading the code when it has long lines ( JB3DG advice)
system will read in 1 sweep of reading, more line mean longer time to read then start again from beginning and this lead to slow framerate.
by divide several group of code, make system read each group code faster.
 
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Impressive. So thats how the 18 hrz cycles are working and why the GPS can bog down. I keep hearing more and more pros for C++. Nice that it is modular.

Weird how one single symbol can crash the entire code in XML...
 
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