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Hi, I start leaning xml as used in the fsx gauges and I have a few questions.

1. Can someone tell me what the scope is of the goto/jump and quit statements? Meaning are they only active within element, select or value or even in the whole gauge?

2. I have a third party addon that is reacting on the spacebar or the first button on my joystick/yoke.
I want to automate the reaction to those buttons. So is there a possibility to emulate the buttons in a gauge. The working code of the addon is handled in a dll.

Thanks for helping me out.

Best regards,
Koos
 
When you create codes in XML or any format for flight sim they are for mouse controls. The keyboard commands are for the default codes FSX wrote. If you write an xml code using a default event then you can use the keyboard to control that function. or assign any joystick function to any button.

There is also tutorials out there for how to create keyboard keys for event ID's that are not included in the simulator list. For example there are only 3 light commands in the list you can assign to joysticks. But with this tutorial you can create keyboard or joystick functions for all the light events.
 
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