I found why product-version makes an error : The option file
description does not contain a topic about this option.
Just add something like that :
--product-version
This is an integer that identifies a release number (default value is 1).
Absolutely correct, although the change has already
Felix,
there is nothing to check. The flood blocker works only in
multipolygon mode. It is not possible to implement that for the
polygon mode.
Where do you think is the advantage of the polygon mode?
WanMil
The advantage is:
a) Speed (if you use --transparent and then gmt to set the
Felix Hartmann (extremecar...@gmail.com) wrote:
[snip]
--- in principal there is no speed advantage - [snip]
Maybe it's just me, but I find the polygon version of generate-sea
much faster than the multipolygon version - at least twice as fast if
not more.
The multipolygon version
On 19.12.2010 18:17, WanMil wrote:
Felix,
there is nothing to check. The flood blocker works only in
multipolygon mode. It is not possible to implement that for the
polygon mode.
Where do you think is the advantage of the polygon mode?
WanMil
The advantage is:
a) Speed (if you use
Not exactly an mkgmap issue, but I would like to point this out when
mapping for OSM. Using nuvi text-to-speech feature, some abbreviated
street names are announced with some kind of default words.
i. e.,
- St. Thomas which should be Saint Thomas was announced as Street Thomas
- E. Rodriguez
maning sambale (emmanuel.samb...@gmail.com) wrote:
Not exactly an mkgmap issue, but I would like to point this out when
mapping for OSM. Using nuvi text-to-speech feature, some abbreviated
street names are announced with some kind of default words.
i. e.,
- St. Thomas which should be
@Charlie,
That is correct, but in the case of the name below, this is what I saw
on the ground (street sign).
- E. Rodriguez which should be Eulogio Rodriguez was announced as
East Rodriguez
And for this very reason the OSM mapping guidelines state that no
abbreviations should be used in
