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Re: routeplanner stir sid

Postby danten66 » Thu Aug 10, 2017 9:07 pm

Not sure it is possible, but could the original poster edit the name of this thread to Star from Stir to make it easier to search for in the future?

While I can read Typoneese, many search functions can not.
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Re: routeplanner stir sid

Postby danten66 » Fri Aug 11, 2017 12:45 am

Eric, I have a Follow-up question on this topic for you;

I have a procedure file for KBOS that has 2 Transitions for one Sid. That said, the SidTr_Waypoint does not seem to display regardless of if I delete out the second one or not.

In fact, on another Sid I made, the Sid_TrWaypoint also does not display.

Is the SidTransition something different and not supposed to display?

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      <Sid Name="WYLYY5-BOSOX" Runways="27">
         <Sid_Waypoint ID="1">
            <Name>GARVE</Name>
            <Type>Normal</Type>
            <Latitude>42.349628</Latitude>
            <Longitude>-71.047436</Longitude>
            <Speed>0</Speed>
            <Altitude>0</Altitude>
            <AltitudeCons>0</AltitudeCons>
            <AltitudeRestriction>at</AltitudeRestriction>
         </Sid_Waypoint>
         <Sid_Waypoint ID="2">
            <Name>WYLYY</Name>
            <Type>Normal</Type>
            <Latitude>42.300822</Latitude>
            <Longitude>-71.100667</Longitude>
            <Speed>0</Speed>
            <Altitude>0</Altitude>
            <AltitudeCons>0</AltitudeCons>
            <AltitudeRestriction>at</AltitudeRestriction>
         </Sid_Waypoint>
         <Sid_Waypoint ID="3">
            <Name>CYOTI</Name>
            <Type>Normal</Type>
            <Latitude>42.156619</Latitude>
            <Longitude>-71.257097</Longitude>
            <Speed>0</Speed>
            <Altitude>0</Altitude>
            <AltitudeCons>0</AltitudeCons>
            <AltitudeRestriction>at</AltitudeRestriction>
         </Sid_Waypoint>
         <Sid_Transition Name="BOSOX">
            <SidTr_Waypoint ID="1">
               <Name>BOSOX</Name>
               <Type>Normal</Type>
               <Latitude>42.201886</Latitude>
               <Longitude>-71.627678</Longitude>
               <Speed>0</Speed>
               <Altitude>0</Altitude>
               <AltitudeCons>0</AltitudeCons>
               <AltitudeRestriction>at</AltitudeRestriction>
            </SidTr_Waypoint>
         </Sid_Transition>
         <Sid_Transition Name="LUCOS">
            <SidTr_Waypoint ID="1">
               <Name>LUCOS</Name>
               <Type>Normal</Type>
               <Latitude>41.638128</Latitude>
               <Longitude>-70.768219</Longitude>
               <Speed>0</Speed>
               <Altitude>0</Altitude>
               <AltitudeCons>0</AltitudeCons>
               <AltitudeRestriction>at</AltitudeRestriction>
            </SidTr_Waypoint>
         </Sid_Transition>
      </Sid>



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      <Sid Name="BRUWN4" Runways="22R,22L">
         <Sid_Waypoint ID="1">
            <Name>TJAYY</Name>
            <Type>Normal</Type>
            <Latitude>42.3050528</Latitude>
            <Longitude>-70.9604861</Longitude>
            <Speed>0</Speed>
            <Altitude>0</Altitude>
            <AltitudeCons>0</AltitudeCons>
            <AltitudeRestriction>at</AltitudeRestriction>
         </Sid_Waypoint>
         <Sid_Waypoint ID="2">
            <Name>BRRRO</Name>
            <Type>Normal</Type>
            <Latitude>42.3335500</Latitude>
            <Longitude>-70.8015222</Longitude>
            <Speed>0</Speed>
            <Altitude>0</Altitude>
            <AltitudeCons>0</AltitudeCons>
            <AltitudeRestriction>at</AltitudeRestriction>
         </Sid_Waypoint>
         <Sid_Waypoint ID="3">
            <Name>BUCYK</Name>
            <Type>Normal</Type>
            <Latitude>42.2933639</Latitude>
            <Longitude>-70.6837556</Longitude>
            <Speed>0</Speed>
            <Altitude>0</Altitude>
            <AltitudeCons>0</AltitudeCons>
            <AltitudeRestriction>at</AltitudeRestriction>
         </Sid_Waypoint>
         <Sid_Transition Name="BRUWN">
            <SidTr_Waypoint ID="1">
               <Name>BRUWN</Name>
               <Type>Normal</Type>
               <Latitude>41.6026889</Latitude>
               <Longitude>-70.2293917</Longitude>
               <Speed>0</Speed>
               <Altitude>0</Altitude>
               <AltitudeCons>0</AltitudeCons>
               <AltitudeRestriction>at</AltitudeRestriction>
            </SidTr_Waypoint>
         </Sid_Transition>
      </Sid>

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Re: routeplanner stir sid

Postby eric » Fri Aug 11, 2017 12:25 pm

danten66 wrote in Fri Aug 11, 2017 12:45 am:I have a procedure file for KBOS that has 2 Transitions for one Sid. That said, the SidTr_Waypoint does not seem to display regardless of if I delete out the second one or not.

In fact, on another Sid I made, the Sid_TrWaypoint also does not display.

Is the SidTransition something different and not supposed to display?


Your SID XML looks fine to me. FWIW, my transition waypoints don't display in the route manager either for any of my procedures. I don't know if that's intentional or if it's a bug.
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Re: routeplanner stir sid

Postby danten66 » Sat Aug 12, 2017 8:46 am

Thanks for the info. If I stumbled across anything I'll add it to this post.
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Re: routeplanner stir sid

Postby Johan G » Sat Aug 19, 2017 7:56 pm

danten66 wrote in Thu Aug 10, 2017 9:07 pm:Not sure it is possible, but could the original poster edit the name of this thread to Star from Stir to make it easier to search for in the future?

While the original poster can do it, I went ahead and did just that.
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Re: Routeplanner STAR SID

Postby tdammers » Wed Mar 14, 2018 10:07 pm

the only thing i see comparing it to others found from the wiki links is that the others are missing the

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>

line at the top of the file... not sure what problems may arise from the lack or existence of that line, though...


That line is called an XML Declaration. It isn't mandatory, but if it is absent, then the XML parser will assume XML version 1.0, and it will attempt to autodetect the character encoding. As long as you're using UTF-8 or UTF-16 with a BOM, this should be no problem, but adding the declaration is generally considered good form, and definitely won't hurt.

Here's a relevant stackoverflow topic on the matter: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7007427/does-a-valid-xml-file-require-an-xml-declaration
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