Jeff Garrett a écrit : > Hello to All! Hello Thanks for working on this project again
> This should make it easier to get your feet wet. You can simply do: > export CVSROOT=:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvs/cairo > cvs login ; cvs -z3 co roadster > cd roadster > ./autogen.sh ; make ; make install > > Now roadster uses MySQL, so you have to configure connection parameters > (#12321). Keep in mind that these are only used for the actual > connection. After roadster is connected to the MySQL server, it > attempts to create a database called 'roadster' if it doesn't exist and > uses that one. That is, the 'database' connection parameter is used > only for connecting to the server, not using that database (#12320). > > To specify the connection parameters (#12322), create the directory > ~/.roadster and edit the file ~/.roadster/roadster.conf. Put in it > (substitute your actual values): > [mysql] > host = $host > user = $user > password = $password > database = $database There is a tipo in main.c (passworDD): main.c: db_passwd = g_key_file_get_string(keyfile, "mysql", "passwordd", NULL); > If you skip this step, or if you don't specify all of the parameters, > roadster will use the defaults (local host, local user, no password, no > database name). > > Now you'll need to import mapping data. To do that you'll need to find > out your county FIPS code, and download a file from the Census Bureau > website (#12319). The roadster wiki has links to a list of FIPS codes > as well as to the CB website. You can start roadster, go to Debug > > Import Map Data... and select the ZIP file from the Census Bureau. > > Now you are ready to begin! Go to the search box in the upper right, > put in a street name, and press enter (#12323). The search box seems to work, but I'm not able to see anything on the map (stay blank) > - Printing (#12352) Export a "screenshot" ? > - Database abstraction / other databases > There are places in the code that have explicit database queries > and which are not very database independent. Obviously, most of > the database stuff should be moved away from the rest of the code, > so as to make it fairly easy to change (#12344). I think database initialisation should be left out the main program and put in an external script. > An SQLite database backend would be nice and have zero > configuration (#12321). It'd also make it easy to prepackage > the TIGER data (#12345). > > Some people would probably appreciate postgres/postgis support but > I don't think that's an immediate concern (#12346). Postgis has interessant capabilities like road simplification. > - OpenStreetMap support (#12348) > We should be able to read their data, and serve as an OSM editor. > They currently use JOSM, a specialized Java app, but we could also > do this. It would give us more data too... Note that the OSM > data includes the one-way street data. +1 ! Regards -- Stéphane Urbanovski _______________________________________________ roadster mailing list [email protected] http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/roadster
