I have trouble to compile on windows as I cannot exclude alglib and alglib wants libjpeg as dependency. ccmake therefore fails to generate.
didn't have this issue until very recently. Where to get a 64Windows libjpeg (+ headers)? Or does someone have instructions how to compile libjpeg on visualstudio2013 community edition? (it doesn't come with the comfort of a ccmake build-system). regards, Norbert Am Montag, den 05.03.2018, 19:03 +0100 schrieb Oliver Eichler: > Hi, > > release time! There is quite bunch of changes I want to present in > detail: > > *Migrating QMapTool and friends into the QMapShack project* > I think it's easier for everyone to have this stuff in a single > compile environment, installer or package. For Linux I tried my best > to make the install process as compliant as possible. Please tell me > if something is missing from the package maintainer's perspective. I > am not sure if there are further changes needed for OS X and Windows. > The final binaries are: > > qmapshack - well of course > qmaptool - if QMapShack finds QMapTool in the path there will be > a menu entry "Tool->Start QMapTool" > qmt_rgb2pct - this is my replacement of rgb2pct from GDAL, to handle > the alpha channel correctly > qmt_map2jnx - this is the same as in QLandkarte GT (map2jnx). It > will be used by QMapTool in the future > > Wolfgang did a great job and started the QMapTool Wiki: > > https://bitbucket.org/maproom/qmaptool/wiki/Home > > *No-go areas for BRouter* > Thanks to Norbert's persistent work you can convert each waypoint, > track, route and area to a no-go area. As Wolfgang accompanied the > development process by extending the Wiki on the spot there is > nothing left for me to write. Read the excellent Wiki article: > > https://bitbucket.org/maproom/qmapshack/wiki/AdvRoutes#markdown-heade > r-using-no-go-areas-and-lines > > *New speed filter* > Karl provided a new track filter to estimate the speed and thus the > time on a bike tour. It has several preset profiles and a few > profiles for customized settings. The idea is to adjust the speed as > a function of the slope. The parameters are not extensively tested. > Therefor any feedback will be welcome. > > To do the same for hiking will be a future challenge. There are well > known models to estimate the tour duration by taking the climb rate > and distance into a account. The trick will be to derive timestamps > for each point out of that. > > *Framework to process realtime data* > That is a little bit of my work. From time to time there are requests > to display the position from a GPS source or to display GIS items > that are subject to a time based change like S&R progress. So far > there was no framework in QMapShack to handle that kind of data. > Personally I am not much interested in implementing that kind of > stuff. So it's still up to those interested in those features to send > a pull request. But I do acknowledge that starting from scratch > without an API or framework is quite high level. That's why I decided > to give it a start. > > As I needed a simple and reliable source to sketch the concept I > decided to use the OpenSky service. This is a project that records > the position data and identifiers sent by aircrafts. Sure it's kind > of boring to see plains moving every ten seconds on a map but it's > sufficient to show how realtime data can be acquired, displayed and > recorded. If you are interested have a look into the > src/qmapshack/realtime folder. > > The data is drawn as fourth layer (first three: map, DEM, GIS). And > can be anything not limited to simple positions. For example: > > * Display the current time or a world clock > * Display weather data (clouds, rain, lightning) > * Display your own GIS data from a database > * Display pictures or realtime video > * Display data from remote sensors and their position > > And many more. It's up to you. > > *Summary drop zones* > That's a feature I really wanted to have for a long time and finally > found time to implement it. I organize my data in projects for each > tour and I copy the tracks into a yearly summary folder and an all > time summary folder. By that I have a nice overview and statistics > over all my data. So far coping the tracks was quite cumbersome > because I had to load the summary folders to the workspace, copy the > tracks and answer the popup dialogs when saving the data. Not that > much to do but a constant little nuisance. Now I have drop zones in > my database dock widget that have attached one or several folders in > the database. I drag-n-drop my tracks over the drop zones and the > tracks are automatically linked into the attached folders. > > Of course Wolfgang documented the feature in the Wiki: > > https://bitbucket.org/maproom/qmapshack/wiki/AdvProjects#markdown-hea > der-summary-projects-and-drop-zones > > > Have fun with the release! > > Oliver > > Add: QMapTool and friends as sub-project > Add: Reverse route > Add: BRoute binding to local address instead of all interfaces > Add: Use track timestamp as arrival time for waypoints attached to > track > Add: Optional overview generation to vrt builder > Add: Add left button long press action to open menu on canvas > Add: Framework to process and display realtime data > Add: Drop zones to collect items in summary folders of the database > Add: Extend BRouter no-go areas to tracks, routes and areas > Add: Calculate timestamps for tracks depending on the slope for bikes > Fix: Clean up action enabling/disabling for GIS item menus > Fix: Restructure mouse handling to solve some peculiar behavior > [Issue #294] Missing error message in case of wrong map coordinate > system > [Issue #305] Nodata value 0 not accepted in VRT > [Issue #289] Add-color-change-for-multiple-tracks > > ------------------------------------------------------------------- > ----------- > Check out the vibrant tech community on one of the world's most > engaging tech sites, Slashdot.org! http://sdm.link/slashdot > _______________________________________________ > Qlandkartegt-users mailing list > Qlandkartegt-users@lists.sourceforge.net > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/qlandkartegt-users ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Check out the vibrant tech community on one of the world's most engaging tech sites, Slashdot.org! http://sdm.link/slashdot _______________________________________________ Qlandkartegt-users mailing list Qlandkartegt-users@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/qlandkartegt-users
