I know I may look ridiculous here, I take this risk
I would like to create a panel instrument that would replace an existing one in an existing aircraft. Let's imagine I want to replace the Garmin PFD in the C172 G1000. I know some others developers did it, it is certainly so difficult, but I still don't understand the logic of 'replacing' an existing instrument with a new one that is in the Community' folder.
I guess it is done through the declaration in the manifest file, but I don't understand the logic for writing this file content. Is it generated automatically when you create a project in developer mode? If so, how do you specify what you want your project to be?
I obviously tried to find answers in the SDK. Even if it is full of information, I didn't find this information, maybe I missed it or I am too old for this
Anyway, what I would like to have is a very simple sample of an instrument that just displays 'Hello World'. After this I can do the rest, Hopefully...
Thanks for any help,
Eric
- Texas Instruments Developer
- National Instruments Developer Suite 2019
- National Instruments Developer Suite
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National Instruments Developer Suite 2019
Search for instruments or contract option roots
Returns a list of summary information for all instruments and options on the Saxo Trading platform restricted by the access rights of the user.The resource serves as the starting point for an application/user who wants to navigate the available universe of instruments and options. Each entry therefore contains further references to instrument details or option roots, where the application can get further information about these entities.
GET https://gateway.saxobank.com/sim/openapi/ref/v1/instruments/?$top={$top}&$skip={$skip}&ExchangeId={ExchangeId}&Keywords={Keywords}&SectorId={SectorId}&IncludeNonTradable={IncludeNonTradable}&Class={Class}&CanParticipateInMultiLegOrder={CanParticipateInMultiLegOrder}&Uics={Uics}&AssetTypes={AssetTypes}&Tags={Tags}&AccountKey={AccountKey}- Use this operation to retrieve detailed information a list of instruments.
GET https://gateway.saxobank.com/sim/openapi/ref/v1/instruments/details/?$top={$top}&$skip={$skip}&Uics={Uics}&AssetTypes={AssetTypes}&Tags={Tags}&AccountKey={AccountKey}&FieldGroups={FieldGroups} Get detailed information for a specific instrument
Use this operation to retrieve details for a specific instrument.GET https://gateway.saxobank.com/sim/openapi/ref/v1/instruments/details/{Uic}/{AssetType}/?FieldGroups={FieldGroups}&AccountKey={AccountKey}&ClientKey={ClientKey}&MarketDataProvider={MarketDataProvider}&IgnorePermission={IgnorePermission}- Using the optionRoot as the 'key' this resource lists common details about all contract options based on the same option root. It further returns a subset, or the complete list, of all available expiration and strike prices which can be derived from this root along with the uic needed to trade the specific Option.
GET https://gateway.saxobank.com/sim/openapi/ref/v1/instruments/contractoptionspaces/{OptionRootId}/?ClientKey={ClientKey}&OptionSpaceSegment={OptionSpaceSegment}&ExpiryDates={ExpiryDates}&UnderlyingUic={UnderlyingUic}&CanParticipateInMultiLegOrder={CanParticipateInMultiLegOrder}&TradingStatus={TradingStatus} Get contract futures space
Provides an overview of a contract futures space, with key futures-related properties for all instances in the futures space.GET https://gateway.saxobank.com/sim/openapi/ref/v1/instruments/futuresspaces/{ContinuousFuturesUic}- Returns trading schedule for a given uic and asset type.
GET https://gateway.saxobank.com/sim/openapi/ref/v1/instruments/tradingschedule/{Uic}/{AssetType}
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Symbol-search: Retrieve instrument data of a specific symbol or cusip. Symbol-regex: Retrieve instrument data for all symbols matching regex. Example: symbol=XYZ. will return all symbols beginning with XYZ. Desc-search: Retrieve instrument data for instruments whose description contains the word supplied. Find support resources including documentation, examples, and downloads. Learn about available support services, or open a service request with an NI engineer. Chrome DevTools is a set of web developer tools built directly into the Google Chrome browser. Get started with Google Chrome's built-in web developer tools.