Hi
I just uploaded a new release of my current toy. As you have noticed I changed
the name. "MapRoom"
was to arbitrary. It would have drowned between all those hits you get when you
search for the name.
And probably that would have lead to problems sooner or later. The new name has
no hit at Google. I
guess that is unique enough.
The more interesting changes are:
* Load GPX files. The complete GPX 1.1 specification is implemented. Plus a few
well known extensions.
The data can be saved to GPX as well. But you will loose extensions you want to
keep.
----> *Open job*: Look at what QLGT supports and come up with a good concept
for extension support.
This is something for XML lovers. You help is very welcome.
* Handling of +-180° borders fixed. And support of other workspace projections
than Mercator. This is
important to display data at the poles. And to view maps around Oceania.
QMapShack uses 3 threads to draw the map, now. On a quad core CPU this is quite
much fun. I tested
with 4-5 maps active and large tracks (~20000 points) and about 15.000
waypoints. Plus DEM data for
complete Europe. Zooming and moving is still fast compared to QLGT with such a
load. Looks like
development is on the right way.
Oliver
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