X-Plane UDP data parser
=======================
+Example
+-------
+
+```erlang
+-include_lib("include/x_plane_data.hrl").
+
+main(Port) ->
+ {ok, Socket} = gen_udp:open(Port, [binary, {active, false}]),
+ {ok, {_, _, <<XPlaneDataPacket/binary>>}} = gen_udp:recv(Socket, 0),
+ {ok, XPlaneData} = x_plane_data:of_bin(XPlaneDataPacket),
+
+ % Currently there're 133 possible data types sent by X-Plane 10, of which
+ % I've identified and labeled only some of. See x_plane_datum:t() type for
+ % what is currently labeled.
+ % The types I've not yet labeled are in the format specified by
+ % x_plane_datum:anonymous() and can be looked-up by their index number.
+
+ % Find a labeled data type
+ {some, #x_plane_datum_speeds{}} = hope_kv_list:get(XPlaneData, speeds),
+ {some, #x_plane_datum_pitch_roll_heading{}} = hope_kv_list:get(XPlaneData, pitch_roll_heading),
+ {some, #x_plane_datum_lat_lon_alt{}} = hope_kv_list:get(XPlaneData, lat_lon_alt),
+
+ % Find an unlabled data type
+ {some, {10, V1, V2, V3, V4, V5, V6, V7, V8}} = hope_kv_list:get(XPlaneData, 10),
+
+ % Attempt to find a data type that was not included in current packet
+ none = hope_kv_list:get(XPlaneData, 130),
+ none = hope_kv_list:get(XPlaneData, 67),
+
+ ...
+```
+
+Note: you can, of course, use any other method to search a `[{K, V}]` list
+(which is how `x_plane_data:t()` is structured), such as:
+`proplists:get_value/2`, `lists:keyfind/3`, etc., but I prefer the API of
+`hope_kv_list`, so I used that.
+
Data format references
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