- Removed setCONN, since very few users should need it in the future.
- Added test at the beginning of the example to ensure that the client is connected to X-Plane.
- The plugin now keeps the log file open for the duration of its lifetime.
- This greatly improves the performace of the logging component, which was previously a significant bottleneck even at low logging verbosity.
- The log now prints timestamps to the millisecond.
The C client previously set a very short read timeout because it was required
by the plugin. To compensate for this on the client side, we would try to
read several times in a loop. Since the plugin no longer uses the C client for
networking, we can do away with the loops and set a proper timeout.
- Added global position drefs for multiplayer aircraft.
- Added checks for the "don't change" sentinel value to SetPosition, SetOrientation and SetFlaps.
- Reordered validation checks in SetGear to be consistent with the above methods.
- Removed some now redundant "don't change" value checks in the MessageHandlers class.
- Swaped names of openUDP and aopenUDP.
- openUDP is now the "automatic" version, requiring only the X-Plane IP address.
- aopenUDP is now the "advanced" version, requiring both the X-Plane port and a client port.
- Added support for passing NULL to sendTEXT.
- The Get method no longer assumes unknown drefs are floats.
- The Get method now properly accounts for the fact that the dref data type is a bitflag.
- Binary drefs are now properly read and packed into `values`.
- This is a rather inefficient process, as it quadruples the number of bytes we have to send out. Should look into better ways to do this in the future.
- The Set method now handles data types correctly.
- The Set method now supports binary datarefs.
- Improved logging of edge cases.
- Added a check to warn about setting read-only datarefs if verbose logging is enabled.