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> There is a sample perl script in the book "spidering hacks" which is
> currently available in bookstores. The code in the book has an
> error in it but you would need to adapt it anyway.
I imagine Mapping Hacks will
I've seen Perl modules for this.
take a look at CPAN at http://search.cpan.org and look for keywords such as:
Postcode
or
Map
or
Convert
or
Calc
Longitude
or
Latitude
or
WGS
You might find stuff there...
Alternatively, go ask the OpenGuides people how they do it...
Ronan
On Wednesday 18 May 20
Thanks for the information about spidering hacks.
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Yeah, it took me forever to figure out how to get this data.
It is a hack actually..
MSN maps will return the latitude and longitude in the header. All
you do is create a script to submit the address to MSN maps and then
parse through the header.
There is a sample perl script in the book "spi
Matt,
If you can, please tell us how you convert post office addresses to
latitude/longitude.
Peter
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Wow, that worked great!!
I didn't have time to code the projection but it looks great even
without one. I will add a projection algorhythm later.
I found a hack to get latitude / longitude data from post office
addresses. I plotted the coordinates on the map and their placement
was perfectl
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