Today I am proud to announce Traveling Salesman v0.9.8 .
In a few weeks, when API 0.6 goes online we want to push
v1.0.0 and to do that, we need your help!
We need people who try it out, make bug-reports, suggest
improvements, complain... we need YOU.
Just click on the webstart-link below, try to
David,
Thanks for the comprehensive reply!
My idea is similar to your option (b). What I envisage doing is pressing a
button on the phone which then records an audio clip, and associates the GPS
location with that clip. These will be saved on the phone's memory.
It will then be necessary to
Sly: I do not see how your query can answer the question as the
borders are broken up into multiple ways and you do not find out
what ways need to be connected, what are enclaves and exclaves
and build a multipolygon from it.
Marcus
Yes, sorry I didn't explain that part. osm2pgsql has the
OK, I think from a quick scan you need link href='uri'/ in a waypt or
trkpt element where uri is e.g. file:://pathname.wav (which I think
can be relative).
If you can I'd add a waypoint or trackpoint at the time you press the
button, rather than adding it to the most recent trackpoint. You
Hi Y'all,
I wrote (yet another) small C program to split the planet XML into
tiles. The only thing that I think is interesting about my tiler (vs.
the exisging ones) is that it can run the whole planet on a 32-bit machine.*
(Source code is available via the git mirror of the x-plane scenery
Hi Ben,
Ben Supnik wrote:
I wrote (yet another) small C program to split the planet XML into
tiles. The only thing that I think is interesting about my tiler (vs.
the exisging ones) is that it can run the whole planet on a 32-bit machine.*
How do you handle the LargeFile allocation?
I think GPSMid http://gpsmid.sourceforge.net/ supports audio
mapping. it's a J2me program - your phone would need to support it
also (mine doesn't alas).
Also I use mobile trails explorer (also j2me), which has an audio
waypoint tool too. (again, not tried).
2009/3/28 Stefan de Konink ste...@konink.de
From my last run, way id 4043882 references node 365476284 that is not
present in the dump. This is with planet version 090325. Grep reveals
that 365476284 is only present in an nd tag as part of the ref=
statement. :-(
My question is:
Hi Stefan,
Stefan de Konink wrote:
How do you handle the LargeFile allocation? Because I tried mmaping on
some obscure 32 userspace valgrind 64 kerner lately, and that was prone
to failure.
It's a (very crude) windowing system - a smaller chunk of the file is
read in, scanned, and scooted
D Tucny wrote:
Again, this isn't so simple... doing this would remove some errors
(deleted objects in a relation) and introduce new ones (relations that
are missing critical components or otherwise don't make sense)...
Nothing is simple; but even in the 0.6 API there will no keyboardl/chair
Tim, Dave,
Thank you for your help with this. Dave is right that I was looking at
doing this as a bit of a challenge, but I wanted to produce a separate audio
recorder to the one that came with my phone to make it easier to use without
having to select options etc., and adding the geotagging bits
On Sat, Mar 28, 2009 at 3:24 PM, Stefan de Konink ste...@konink.de wrote:
D Tucny wrote:
Again, this isn't so simple... doing this would remove some errors
(deleted objects in a relation) and introduce new ones (relations that
are missing critical components or otherwise don't make sense)...
Matt Amos wrote:
On Sat, Mar 28, 2009 at 3:24 PM, Stefan de Konink ste...@konink.de wrote:
Nothing is simple; but even in the 0.6 API there will no keyboardl/chair
filter.
what is a keyboardl/chair filter?
I assume it's a reference to the PEBKAC phenomenon.
Tom
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Tom Hughes
On Sat, Mar 28, 2009 at 6:15 PM, Tom Hughes t...@compton.nu wrote:
Matt Amos wrote:
On Sat, Mar 28, 2009 at 3:24 PM, Stefan de Konink ste...@konink.de
wrote:
Nothing is simple; but even in the 0.6 API there will no keyboardl/chair
filter.
what is a keyboardl/chair filter?
I assume it's
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