Ticker Berkin wrote
> With a particular split of 'british-isles', one map from the split
> causes the list of cities in the Find>Address function to be empty.
Maybe you have the same problem here which I described for road
name search when road names contain special characters. In your case
this w
Hi Ticker,
thanks, seems that Uil found an error here. Can you add a unit test that shows
where this code is relevant?
Gerd
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Berkin
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 26. Juli 2017 12:12:36
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Hi all,
I am not sure what to think about the suggestions. My understanding of the
feature is that it can help to ease address search,
but this only works when the user is able to guess the list of prefix1 words,
correct?
So, when you create the map for your own, use whatever you like, else I wo
Hi Bodo,
the --tdbfile option has no effect on the created gmapsupp. My understanding
reg. long distance routing on the device is that the algorthm needs memory
which is limited.
On my Oregon this typically results in one straigt line after minutes. Maybe
the nüvi uses a different algo. It woul
What needs to be embedded into the map, is the Location Table which maps
the location IDs in the TMC messages to roads, junctions etc in the map
network. The radio messages only contain location IDs, not lat/lon.
Not all location tables are available as open data - each country has
its own ideas.
TMC abbreviation:
Traffic Message Channel (TMC) is a technology for delivering traffic and travel
information to motor vehicle drivers. have to be superimposed onto maps
bymapping the reported location ...
N
> On 27 Jul 2017, at 1:46 am, Bodo Pfelzer wrote:
>
> I use a gmapsupp.img gener
I use a gmapsupp.img generated with a reduced style derived from the
default mkgmap-style . Routing for cars works fine, if the routes are
short. But if I try to plan a long journey (1000 km). The route
calculation gets stuck for some minutes at lets say 80 percent and
finally comes to a result. B
Hi Dominik,
okay, I remember one such barrier after an s-curve on a rather narrow hw=track
going downhill. Unwarned, one may arrive with +30 km/h at it.
Still. I doubt that we can find a good way to display them. Please try and let
us know your results.
Gerd
On 26.07.17 12:16, Gerd Petermann wrote:
Hi Gerd,
I think it is possible to add code to support this but I don't see how this
feature would help
reg. barriers. My experience is that most barriers are at crossings, besides
that you should
probably prefer to look on the road ahead, not the GPS
Hi Dominik,
I think it is possible to add code to support this but I don't see how this
feature would help
reg. barriers. My experience is that most barriers are at crossings, besides
that you should
probably prefer to look on the road ahead, not the GPS ;-)
Gerd
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Hi Gerd
Attached is patch for ShapeSplitter
Ticker
On Sat, 2017-07-15 at 19:40 +0100, Ticker Berkin wrote:
> The ShapeSplitter code looks like my mistake - I suspect it should be
> testing the lowPoint and highPoint, but need to think about this more
> carefully before committing myself.
>
> Ho
I have a strange problem.
With a particular split of 'british-isles', one map from the split
causes the list of cities in the Find>Address function to be empty.
Find>Address does still find streets, but not this is not very useful
when cannot limit by City first.
Excluding this particular map bu
One way is to extract the barriers your self (perhaps use GPSMapEdit) and
create a line or circle and save it as a separate mp or osm.
I would experiment with barriers near you and judge how effective such lines
would be.
r
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Hi all,
Is there any way to transform (user-defined) POIs into short ways?
It is quite helpful to see potentially hazardous barriers of any kind in
advance on the GPS when cycling. Unfortunately, my device does not care
for mkgmap's resolution settings when it comes to POIs and chooses by
its
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