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Problems Adding Arrows to Taxiway Signs in FSX

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Hi,I'm have a problem adding arrows to taxiway signs in FSX. Specifically, the BGL complier gives an error when I insert an up, left or right (haven't tried down) arrow character in to the sign xml. The SDK says to use <, > or ^ for these arrows, but every time I use one of these I get an error.It's probably some small thing, but I wonder if there's anyone out there that can help.An example of the code (for adding a taxiway direction sign) I am using is:ThanksLowell

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>Hi,>>I'm have a problem adding arrows to taxiway signs in FSX.>Specifically, the BGL complier gives an error when I insert an>up, left or right (haven't tried down) arrow character in to>the sign xml. The SDK says to use <, > or ^ for these arrows,>but every time I use one of these I get an error.>>It's probably some small thing, but I wonder if there's anyone>out there that can help.>>An example of the code (for adding a taxiway direction sign) I>am using is:>> lat="22.155009"> lon="-159.684099"> heading="215"> label="d[ size="SIZE5"> justification="LEFT"/>>>Thanks>>LowellUse "& lt" (without the quotes and remove the space after & ) for "<".Use "& gt" (without the quotes and remove the space after & ) for ">".-Doug

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>Hi,>>I'm have a problem adding arrows to taxiway signs in FSX.>Specifically, the BGL complier gives an error when I insert an>up, left or right (haven't tried down) arrow character in to>the sign xml. The SDK says to use <, > or ^ for these arrows,>but every time I use one of these I get an error.>>It's probably some small thing, but I wonder if there's anyone>out there that can help.>>An example of the code (for adding a taxiway direction sign) I>am using is:>> lat="22.155009"> lon="-159.684099"> heading="215"> label="d[ size="SIZE5"> justification="LEFT"/>>>Thanks>>Lowellhi Lowell,Ofcourse Doug has it right, but myself i had some problems too and it took some time before all worked right. So i give my reply as a rooky...label="d<"Should read as followed. Please see attachement!Finally i am not 100% sure you got the coordinates right!I have used this kind of notation:lat="N52.266346"lon="E6.891181"RegardsBert

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There is nothing wrong with the coordinates. This is a valid notation as well.As Doug pointed out the problem at the brackets, they are processed as XML tags now.


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Thank you very much for the help guys. (Sorry I didn't reply sooner, but I must have forgotten to check the email notifications box!)Lowell

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