Add an option --outputpath to the JSBSim scripts#1478
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This PR adds an option
--outputpathto the binary executableJSBSimand the Python scriptJSBSim.py. This allows to specify from the command line the output path where all the output files will be written.I took this opportunity to:
_jsbsimbut should bejsbsim). For some reason, no one complained about that, most likely becauseJSBSim.pyis not known or used.