Hi Oliver
> thanks for the file. On my device nothing is visible at all. But
> that's kind of an information, too. There is no way to circle down
> bugs by simply skipping the extended part.
To be clear, nothing is visible on my device either with that
polygon type.
Only if I change the type to something else (I used 0x10101) do I see
anything. As far as I know extended polygons work in mkgmap and
I just assumed that it is a reserved type for the images or something
similar.
> Probably it is still some missing encoding. In the Isle of Man map
> (and others) there is much more information in the RGN header. Note
> the values in the "filling bytes". And there seems to be an
> additional section after the extended point2 section. I called it
> offset1/length2.
mkgmap sets all of these to zero and seems to work. Of course it may
not work for your purpose with the images. I would try taking a
copy of a working map and zeroing out some of the unknown things
until it stops working. You will then know if something is essential
or not.
I have no ideas about what byte0x00000025_0x00000038 could be. They
look like bitmaps or flags to me.
> Maybe one of you has an idea what it's about. I also uploaded my
I've had a go at displaying this section and I have uploaded
a sample to:
http://files.mkgmap.org.uk/detail/497
There is an initial part followed by two lists, the first has
five byte records and the second 4 bytes. My guess is that
the first one is related to polygon types and the second
is some kind of index sorted by type or by zoom and/or division.
Presumably it points into the extended polygon section, but I do not
have anything that displays that section at the moment so I can't
yet match anything up.
The code I used is in the method RngDisplay::displayRgn5() in the
display project.
(The particular file is at
https://svn.mkgmap.org.uk/mkgmap/display/trunk/src/test/display/RgnDisplay.java)
This works with the files that are available to me, maybe not on
anything else :)
Cheers,
Steve
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