Works well WanMil!
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Last week I generated a routable map for South Wales which does
everything you'd expect concerning routing just fine, but suffers the
well-known flooding problem.
Symptoms are a bit odd - it's not as if the flooding merely follows the
coastline on the wrong side or anything. Just south and
Hi there,
Am 10.10.2011 00:04, schrieb svn commit:
This patch lets you set --code-page=932; with it, mkgmap outputs maps with
proper Japanese characters
for my Oregon 300. It disables transliteration.
I have created a testmap with this option. Please test it on your GPS
device.
You can try the following:
Download the European coastline file from [1] with the same time stamp
as your input pbf and pass it to mkgmap via the --coastlinefile option.
If this fixes the flooding, you are suffering from the same problem that
I keep running into - the coastline fails to reach
On 2011-10-10 13:50, Bartosz Fabianowski wrote:
You can try the following:
Download the European coastline file from [1] with the same time stamp
as your input pbf and pass it to mkgmap via the --coastlinefile
option. If this fixes the flooding, you are suffering from the same
problem
Having retagged some roads in my area as a result of some changes to
road layouts, I noticed that my Garmin was routing me over a bit of road
which I had tagged motor_vehicle=no. The road is signposted with the
usual No Motor Vehicles sign (red ring containing a car above a
motorcycle) which,
How did you pass the file to mkgmap? If the file is in the current
directory, the parameter should be:
--coastlinefile=coastlines_europe-111004.osm.pbf
- Bartosz
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Replying to myself, I think I see the problem now. You are specifying
paths relative to the current working directory while mkgmap searches
relative to its installation directory. Try specifying the coastline
file and the boundary directors as absolute paths.
- Bartosz
Version 2049 was commited by wanmil on 2011-10-10 19:37:26 +0100 (Mon, 10 Oct
2011)
Reimplementation of the add-pois-to-area option
The major advantages are:
* Only one POI per multipolygon
* Add POIs before style processing so it is not necessary to have a rule in the
polygons file if only
El 08/10/11 20:33, WanMil escribió:
Up to now the names of the countries were taken from the
LocatorConfig.xml file no matter what has been configured in the
name-tag-list option.
But the name-tag-list option was used to get the country names from
the precompiled bounds which causes a
On 10.10.2011 20:23, Colin Smale wrote:
Having retagged some roads in my area as a result of some changes to
road layouts, I noticed that my Garmin was routing me over a bit of road
which I had tagged motor_vehicle=no. The road is signposted with the
usual No Motor Vehicles sign (red ring
El 10/10/11 21:28, WanMil escribió:
El 08/10/11 20:33, WanMil escribió:
Up to now the names of the countries were taken from the
LocatorConfig.xml file no matter what has been configured in the
name-tag-list option.
But the name-tag-list option was used to get the country names from
the
Am 10.10.2011 22:34, schrieb Carlos Dávila:
El 10/10/11 21:28, WanMil escribió:
El 08/10/11 20:33, WanMil escribió:
Up to now the names of the countries were taken from the
LocatorConfig.xml file no matter what has been configured in the
name-tag-list option.
But the name-tag-list option was
Am 10.10.2011 20:23, schrieb Colin Smale:
Having browsed through the source and the style files I could find no
reference to the motor_vehicle tag, which surprised me a bit... Anyway I
fixed it for me by adding a single instruction to the lines file:
# add support for motor_vehicle
El 10/10/11 22:43, WanMil escribió:
Am 10.10.2011 22:34, schrieb Carlos Dávila:
El 10/10/11 21:28, WanMil escribió:
El 08/10/11 20:33, WanMil escribió:
Up to now the names of the countries were taken from the
LocatorConfig.xml file no matter what has been configured in the
name-tag-list
On 10/10/2011 21:36, Felix Hartmann wrote:
On 10.10.2011 20:23, Colin Smale wrote:
Having retagged some roads in my area as a result of some changes to
road layouts, I noticed that my Garmin was routing me over a bit of road
which I had tagged motor_vehicle=no. The road is signposted with the
On 10/10/11 19:33, Bartosz Fabianowski wrote:
Replying to myself, I think I see the problem now. You are specifying
paths relative to the current working directory while mkgmap searches
relative to its installation directory. Try specifying the coastline
file and the boundary directors as
On 10/10/2011 5:30 AM, Carsten Schwede wrote:
Hi there,
Am 10.10.2011 00:04, schrieb svn commit:
This patch lets you set --code-page=932; with it, mkgmap outputs maps with
proper Japanese characters
for my Oregon 300. It disables transliteration.
I have created a testmap with this option.
On Mon, Oct 10, 2011 at 11:44:07AM +0100, Steve Hosgood wrote:
Last week I generated a routable map for South Wales which does
everything you'd expect concerning routing just fine, but suffers the
well-known flooding problem.
Coincidentally, someone reported a flooding problem in Finland as
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