Jon,
Try this test (using 1.35):
1. Open Stock Airport KORD
2. Compile to make BGL and XML.
3. Open XML in Notepad.
In the XML file, the apostrophe in "O'Hare" shows up as "O'Hare".
This occurs in the airport header:
<Airport
country="United States"
state="Illinois"
city="Chicago"
name="Chicago-O'Hare Intl"
lat="41.9786028563976"
lon="-87.9048416018486"
alt="203.606M"
trafficScalar="0.7"
airportTestRadius="16404.2F"
ident="KORD"
>
It also occurs in several of the <Com entries (example below):
<Com
frequency="119.2500"
type="CLEARANCE"
name="O'HARE"/>
When the airport is opened and compiled from the XML, these com frequencies do not work.
Gary
Try this test (using 1.35):
1. Open Stock Airport KORD
2. Compile to make BGL and XML.
3. Open XML in Notepad.
In the XML file, the apostrophe in "O'Hare" shows up as "O'Hare".
This occurs in the airport header:
<Airport
country="United States"
state="Illinois"
city="Chicago"
name="Chicago-O'Hare Intl"
lat="41.9786028563976"
lon="-87.9048416018486"
alt="203.606M"
trafficScalar="0.7"
airportTestRadius="16404.2F"
ident="KORD"
>
It also occurs in several of the <Com entries (example below):
<Com
frequency="119.2500"
type="CLEARANCE"
name="O'HARE"/>
When the airport is opened and compiled from the XML, these com frequencies do not work.
Gary
