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X-Plane Connect-C (XPC-C) Readme
DESCRIPTION
XPC-C is a series of C functions that facilitate communication with X-Plane.
XPC-C is a series of C functions that facilitate communication with X-Plane.
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SETUP
Before using XPC Functions you must
1. Copy the file XPCPlugin.xpl to the "[X-Plane Directory]/Resources/plugins" directory.
2. Put in X-Plane CD 1 or X-Plane USB Key.
3. Start X-Plane.
Before using XPC Functions you must
1. Copy the file XPCPlugin.xpl to the "[X-Plane Directory]/Resources/plugins" directory.
2. Put in X-Plane CD 1 or X-Plane USB Key.
3. Start X-Plane.
4. #include "xplaneConnect.h"
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BASIC FUNCTIONS
1. openUDP opens a UDP Socket for communication. This is used to send data or receive.
INPUT:
INPUT:
port (unsigned short): Port Number (ex:49067)
xpIP (char *): IP Address of the computer running x-plane
xpPort (unsigned short): Port number that the X-Plane/ xpcPlugin Receives on (send -1 for default (49009), Typically xpcPlugin is 49009)
OUTPUT:
socket (xpcSocket): The Opened Socket
USE:
unsigned short portNumber = 49067;
struct xpcSocket theSocket = openUDP(portNumber, “127.0.0.1”, 49009);
2. closeUDP closes an opened UDP Socket for communication. This is to be done after the program has finished using that socket. Use opedUDP to open socket.
INPUT:
socket (xpcSocket): The Opened Socket
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INPUT:
socket (xpcSocket): Socket to use to send the command
recPort (unsigned Short): Port number for requested dataref values to be sent to
OUTPUT:
status (short): 0 if successful
USE:
char IP[16] = "127.0.0.1";
struct xpcSocket theSocket = openUDP(49067);
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INPUT:
socket (xpcSocket): Socket to use to send the command
pause (short): 1=Pause, 0=Resume
OUTPUT:
status (short): 0 if successful
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char IP[16] = "127.0.0.1";
struct xpcSocket theSocket = openUDP(49067);
pauseSim(theSocket, IP, 49009, 1);
5. sendDATA set the value of a state in the "DATA Input & Output" Table
INPUT:
socket (xpcSocket): Socket to use to send the command
dataArray (float[][9]): Array of data to be sent. The first element of each row is the item # (corresponding to the number on the X-Plane "DATA Input & Output" Screen). Send -999 to leave the value unchanged.
rows (unsigned short): Number of rows of data being sent
OUTPUT:
status (short): 0 if successful
USE:
char IP[16] = "127.0.0.1";
struct xpcSocket theSocket = openUDP(49067);
float data[] = {{14, 1, -999, -999, -999, -999, -999, -999, -999},{25, 0.8, 0.8, -999, -999, -999, -999, -999, -999}}; // Gear and Throttle
sendDATA(theSocket,IP,49009,data,2);
6. sendPOSI set the position of an aircraft
INPUT:
socket (xpcSocket): Socket to use to send the command
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position[4] = Pitch (deg)
position[5] = True Heading (deg)
position[6] = Gear (0=up, 1=down)
OUTPUT:
status (short): 0 if successful
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struct xpcSocket theSocket = openUDP(49067);
float posit[] = {37.5242422, -122.06899, 2500, 0, 0, 0, 1};
sendPOSI(theSocket, IP, 49009, 7, posit);
7. sendCTRL send control commands to the aircraft
INPUT:
socket (xpcSocket): Socket to use to send the command
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control[3] = Throttle [-1, 1]
control[4] = Gear (0=up, 1=down)
control[5] = Flaps [0, 1]
OUTPUT:
status (short): 0 if successful
USE:
char IP[16] = "127.0.0.1";
struct xpcSocket theSocket = openUDP(49067);
float ctrl[] = {0, 0, 0, 0.8, 0, 1};
sendCTRL(theSocket, IP, 49009, 6, ctrl);
8. sendDREF set the value of a specific dataref. Dataref list found at http://www.xsquawkbox.net/xpsdk/docs/DataRefs.html
INPUT:
socket (xpcSocket): Socket to use to send the command
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length (short): length of dataref string
values (float *): Array of values to be sent
length2 (short): Number of values in values array
OUTPUT:
status (short): 0 if successful
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char theDREF[] = "cockpit/switches/gear_handle_status";
float value = 1;
sendDREF(theSocket, IP, 49009, theDREF, strlen(theDREF), &value, 1);
9. requestDREF Request the value of specific dref(s). Dataref list found at http://www.xsquawkbox.net/xpsdk/docs/DataRefs.html
INPUT:
outSocket (xpcSocket): Socket to use to send the command
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listLength (short): Number of DataRefs in DREFArray
result (*float[]): Array of pointers to the values returned
arrayLen (short[]): Array where each element corresponds to the number of elements in the float array.
OUTPUT:
length (short): Number of Values Returned
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struct xpcSocket theSocket = openUDP(49067);
char DREFArray[][100] = {"sim/cockpit/switches/gear_handle_status"};
requestDREF(theSocket, IP, 49009, DREFArray, strlen(DREFArray[0]),1);
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ADVANCED FUNCTIONS (These are mostly used by the xpcPlugin to read requests)
1. sendUDP