On 27 August 2010 13:44, Nils <[email protected]> wrote: > Hey Robin, sounds great :-) > > Being a Python novice I started fiddling around with the netxml2kml.py > script I mentioned earlier (from > http://www.salecker.org/software/netxml2kml/en) > I added a few lines to get the average of the GPS data of two > subsequently updated access points. It works pretty OK. > > if len(self.gps)>0 and len(new.gps)>0: > self.gps['avg-lon'] = (float(new.gps['avg-lon']) > + float(self.gps['avg-lon'])) / 2 > print "Average GPS lon: %s" % > str(self.gps['avg-lon']) > self.gps['avg-lat'] = (float(new.gps['avg-lat']) > + float(self.gps['avg-lat'])) / 2 > print "Average GPS lat: %s" % > str(self.gps['avg-lat']) > > But I'd love to have giskismet doing the same job and your suggestion > taking the stronger signal sounds much better to me than just using the > average GPS data. > Now I figured that giskismet is plain Perl and I might be able to do it > on my own.......but if you have some spare time.....and I guess you > could do it in 5 minutes :-) >
I'll see what I can do, if you can send me a couple of files that overlap that I could use to test it would be useful. Send them offlist is best. Robin _______________________________________________ Pauldotcom mailing list [email protected] http://mail.pauldotcom.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/pauldotcom Main Web Site: http://pauldotcom.com
