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Problem with "Leg/>"

J

janjoensson

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Hello!

Sometimes, not always, there seems to be something wrong with "Bgl2Xml" or at least something is not correct.

If I for example use Bgl2Xml on the scenery file in FSX called, Folder 0601 file APX50140 (it contains the airport of Frankfurt Am EDDF) there seems to be no problems, but when I try to open it with FSX Planner I get the following error message:

Element type "Leg" must be followed by either attribute specifications, ">" or "/>"

Now, I did managed to correct this once before in another file, by reading through the XML-code manually, but that took long time and it's vey easy to miss the incorrect code. I only had to add two "/>" after the "Leg" had ended.

Does someone know why this is happening?

Is there an easier way to find the incorrect code than reading through all the XML code?

By the way, thank you very much to all the developers which have created these magnificant tools!

Best regards

Jan Jönsson
Stockholm-Sweden
 
Jan

You need to make sure that you have the latest version of the SDE engine that Bgl2Xml uses. The command line version does not have an online updater. If you download Bgl2Xml GUI (the windows version) then you can use the online updater: Help > Check for Updates : to get the latest engine. The version you should have is 1.14 dated 04 June 2007. The older versions have a number of bugs including, as I recall, the one your are reporting .
 
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