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fix(nd): approach message alignment #9902

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@tracernz tracernz commented Mar 9, 2025

Fixes #[issue_no]

Summary of Changes

Fix alignment of the approach message. It's always 9-chars wide, left-aligned.

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Testing instructions

Load up an approach, get into at least cruise phase, and close to the destination, and check that the approach message appears correctly aligned (compare to the lubber line).

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@tracernz tracernz added this to the v0.13.0 milestone Mar 9, 2025
@tracernz tracernz changed the title Mrc appr msg align fix(nd): approach message alignment Mar 9, 2025
@tracernz tracernz force-pushed the mrc-appr-msg-align branch from fa45643 to 66a873f Compare March 9, 2025 09:12
@Benjozork Benjozork added the ND (Navigation Display) label Mar 9, 2025
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