Andrzej Popowski writes:
> gmapi is used to install maps on MacOS. This extension is associated
> with Garmin programs, but I think gmap works the same. I don't know
> any use for gmapi on Windows, all you need on Windows is gmap folder.
I thought gmapi was normal, but I'm using basecamp on OS X
Hi,
gmapi is used to install maps on MacOS. This extension is associated
with Garmin programs, but I think gmap works the same. I don't know any
use for gmapi on Windows, all you need on Windows is gmap folder.
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Best regards,
Andrzej
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Steve,
Yes, normally you just have to move (or link) the *.gmap directory to
the correct place on your system and BaseCamp will recognice it. I
never used a *.gmapi container around it with osm maps.
For me personally it does not make a too big difference as I move the
directory anyway ar
Steve,
confirmed: adding the appropriate --code-page=something (depending on
what the source map is) does get rid of the warnings...
Patrik
On 05.12.2016 22:43, Steve Ratcliffe wrote:
Hi
java -Xmx1536M -Dfile.encoding=UTF-8 -jar
D:/fzk/develop/fzk-mde-garmin/Freizeitkarte-Entwicklung/tools/
confirmed...
adding the proper --code-page=something works also for compiling TYP files.
And I've just noticed that creating the gmapsupp file fails with the
latest patch for unicode licenses with the the same exception if I do
not add the codepage
Adding --code-page=anything there does not
Hi
Does anyone have any opinion on what series name means?
I've never thought it made sense. After looking at the gmap format,
it seems to me that it is associated with the product id. So a better
name would be --product-name
..Steve
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On 05/12/16 16:14, Andrzej Popowski wrote:
My suggestion is to drop *.gmapi folder and create directly *.gmap. As I
understand gmapi is a container for bundling unlock code with a map,
which could be useful when moving maps between computers, but not for
creating a new map.
I've never used the
Hi
java -Xmx1536M -Dfile.encoding=UTF-8 -jar
D:/fzk/develop/fzk-mde-garmin/Freizeitkarte-Entwicklung/tools/mkgmap.gmapi/mkgmap.jar
--max-jobs=2 --license-file=Freizeitkarte_LUX.license --index --gmapi -
-product-id=1 --family-id=6442 --family-name="Freizeitkarte_LUX 16.12"
--series-name="Freizei
On 05/12/16 19:32, Patrik Brunner wrote:
I'm happy to test the actual version also is there a prebuilt jar
file ?
Yes on the main mkgmap download page, near the bottom.
In fact you can the latest version of any branch (where gmapi is the
branch in this case) like this:
http://www.mkgmap.o
Hi Patrik
I've just replaced the mkgmap.jar and started the process again
unfortunately it's not running through and throws an exception when
trying to compile the TYP files (independant if I try to build unicode
things or cp1252 things):
java -Xmx1536M -jar
D:/fzk/develop/fzk-mde-garmin/Fr
Update: installed ant and jdk and now I am a java crack at least a
tiny little bit... ;-)
The process runs through and the gmap archive is useable in BaseCamp,
great job.
I've just copied the command I used for creating the gmapsupp and
changed the format to 'gmapi', no other changes.
I'm happy to test the actual version also is there a prebuilt jar file ?
sorry, I'm not the Java Crack... ;-)
Cheers
Patrik
On 05.12.2016 17:14, Andrzej Popowski wrote:
Hi Steve,
I have run a simple compilation and map works correctly in Mapsource.
My suggestion is to drop *.gmapi
Steve,
I've just replaced the mkgmap.jar and started the process again
unfortunately it's not running through and throws an exception when
trying to compile the TYP files (independant if I try to build unicode
things or cp1252 things):
java -Xmx1536M -jar
D:/fzk/develop/fzk-mde-garmin/Fre
Hi Steve,
I have run a simple compilation and map works correctly in Mapsource.
My suggestion is to drop *.gmapi folder and create directly *.gmap. As I
understand gmapi is a container for bundling unlock code with a map,
which could be useful when moving maps between computers, but not for
c
Hi
Thought I would start a new thread for the new options.
To test, download the latest gmapi branch build from the bottom of
the mkgmap download page.
There is a new option --gmapi which you use just like you would
use --gmapsupp. It creates a directory called osmmap.gmapi by default.
I've
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