0 In article 4ba7d179.7030...@kleineisel.de,
0 Ralf Kleineisel URL:mailto:r...@kleineisel.de (Ralf) wrote:
Ralf Creating a gmapsupp.img with several family-IDs does work for me
Ralf when I use an options file with the -c option.
That's a bit more difficult for me - I'd have to generate it on the
Toby Speight schrieb am 23.03.2010 11:03:
That's a bit more difficult for me - I'd have to generate it on the
fly, as I don't know how many tiles the splitter is going to throw out.
Unless there's a way around that?
If you are always splitting the same areas, you can use an area list as
Torsten Leistikow (de_m...@gmx.de) wrote:
Toby Speight schrieb am 23.03.2010 11:03:
That's a bit more difficult for me - I'd have to generate it on the
fly, as I don't know how many tiles the splitter is going to throw out.
Unless there's a way around that?
If you are always splitting the
Torsten Leistikow escribió:
Toby Speight schrieb am 23.03.2010 11:03:
That's a bit more difficult for me - I'd have to generate it on the
fly, as I don't know how many tiles the splitter is going to throw out.
Unless there's a way around that?
If you are always splitting the same
On 03/23/2010 05:11 PM, Toby Speight wrote:
That's true - until the area density grows too big and it needs
resetting.
If that happens I just split the offending tile into half by inserting
another line in the template file by hand.
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mkgmap-dev
I'm having trouble combining IMG files with different product and family
IDs into a single gmapsupp.img. I can create single-family images with
no problem, but trying to create a multiple-family image thusly:
/
| $(MKGMAP) --gmapsupp \
|--family-id=1672 --product-id=1672 1672*.img
2010/3/22 Toby Speight t.m.speight...@cantab.net:
/
| $(MKGMAP) --gmapsupp \
| --family-id=1672 --product-id=1672 1672*.img 1672.TYP \
| --family-id=6324 --product-id=6324 6324*.img 6324.TYP
\
How best to combine the two?
Do it sequentially.
$(MKGMAP) --gmapsupp
Hi
/
| $(MKGMAP) --gmapsupp \
|--family-id=1672 --product-id=1672 1672*.img 1672.TYP \
|--family-id=6324 --product-id=6324 6324*.img 6324.TYP
\
That is supposed to work just as you have it.
I thought there was even a test for it!
I'll investigate.
..Steve
0 In article 61af4ce51003220852q2e3efcccta68324526a77...@mail.gmail.com,
0 Christoph Wagner URL:mailto:freemaps@googlemail.com (CW) wrote:
CW Do it sequentially.
CW
CW $(MKGMAP) --gmapsupp --family-id=1672 --product-id=1672 1672*.img 1672.TYP
CW mv gmapsupp.img gmapsupp1.img
CW $(MKGMAP)
0 In article 87mxy0e691@balti.ashgrove,
0 Toby Speight URL:mailto:t.m.speight...@cantab.net (Toby) wrote:
Toby /
Toby | $(MKGMAP) --gmapsupp \
Toby |--family-id=1672 --product-id=1672 1672*.img 1672.TYP \
Toby |--family-id=6324 --product-id=6324 6324*.img 6324.TYP
Toby
On 03/22/2010 05:36 PM, Toby Speight wrote:
It's a while since I looked at the option parsing code, but IIRC, all
the non-file arguments are processed before starting to read any of the
files, contrary to the documentation. I could be wrong, though.
Creating a gmapsupp.img with several
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