* split functions, added findClosestElevationWithinRangeOrRequest
* obtain elevation ids (separate ids are easier to track)
* also added experimental "physicallyAddAITerrainProbe" (FSX) for the FSX elevation probing
* callback / signal when requested elevation is received (async)
* interpolators use providers for client/situations/parts/ground elevation
* interpolators do no longer use own situations/parts, but those from provider
* interpolators are no longer QObjects (as it is not needed)
* use gnd flag from situation for gnd interpolation, there is no longer a parts gnd flag interpolation
* guess parts during interpolation
* changed iterators to m_s[i] as it makes clearer which values are used
** the flag is transferred from parts -> situation in airspace monitor
** if the other client already provides and gnd.flag in situation this also works
* adjusted logging
* use providers in unit tests / adjusted tests
* improved situation verification/assert
FSX/P3D have a nice feature to follow a remote aircraft with the camera.
X-Plane was missing this feature, since for X-Plane the remote aircrafts
are not known. However, from a plugin point of view, we know them and where
they are. So we can manually control the camera and provide a similar
feature.
This is still very simple. As soon as you move the mouse, the PoV angle will
change. In future updates, it should be change only while the right mouse
button is pressed.
There were only very few classes used from Blackmisc after the interpolator
was moved to the driver. Therefore replace those few classes with
a simple alternative and remove BlackMisc from xswiftbus.
Previously all own aircraft values were request via single DBus calls.
Since DBus allows up to 8 values in its reply, use this mechanism
to group the requests and reduce the amount of single calls.
QtDBus was the main component of xswiftbus' Qt dependency. This is the
first preparation step to get xswiftbus Qt free.
The new implementation is based on the low level libdbus library, which
was also in use by QtDBus itself. But instead of QtDBus, we use now a thin
C++ wrapper. To keep DBus handling async, libevent is used to monitor
timeouts and fds.
