On Dec 23, 2007 11:42 AM, Christoph Eckert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> > Actually, for the full-featured version that does everything with no
> > restrictions, it's USD2800... However, you can get free access to that
> > version online if you're willing to share your maps with the world.
>
The NZ coastline gets a clean bill of health from the Coastline error
checker except for two small islands which appear to obey the rules in
terms of number of nodes and direction of way.
It has also been tidied up in places where high res Yahoo imagery is
available.
What needs to happen now so
Hi,
> wget -O auckland.osm
> http://www.informationfreeway.org/api/0.5/*[bbox=174.4,-37.2,174.9,-36.7]
Your shell tries to expand the * into a valid filename and fails.
Enclose the whole URL in quotes and the shell will let it through -
but even then it'll fail, as you have seen when using "node"
Robin Paulson wrote the following on 24/12/2007 13:25:
> i've been trying to download a subset of the osm data, for auckland,
> as detailed at:
>
> http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/index.php/Osmxapi#All_Elements
>
> wget -O auckland.osm
> http://www.informationfreeway.org/api/0.5/*[bbox=174.4,-37.2,17
i've been trying to download a subset of the osm data, for auckland,
as detailed at:
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/index.php/Osmxapi#All_Elements
wget -O auckland.osm
http://www.informationfreeway.org/api/0.5/*[bbox=174.4,-37.2,174.9,-36.7]
is the command i used, but i get first an error about w
Christoph Eckert wrote:
> me too, absolutely. But the cgpsmapper license is rather expensive.
> I wonder
> if it was possible to get the information about the file format
> anywhere
> else.
The routing stuff doesn't appear to have been openly reverse-
engineered yet. The IMG file description
Hi,
> Definitely would be interested in getting routing to work with OSM Data
> on my Garmin GPSMap60Csx.
me too, absolutely. But the cgpsmapper license is rather expensive. I wonder
if it was possible to get the information about the file format anywhere
else.
> I recently tried to generate a
Hi,
> Actually, for the full-featured version that does everything with no
> restrictions, it's USD2800... However, you can get free access to that
> version online if you're willing to share your maps with the world.
> It's at mapcenter.cgpsmapper.com
this service has somewhat limited routing ca
Hi,
> I wonder how much the
> Shareware (USD25) does, it sounds like it only indexes the cities and POI's
> (I would assume by POI it would mean like tourist attractions, parking
> etc?). If it at least does suburbs then it could be almost what I'm
> looking for...
I can generate locations as Ga
Hi,
> Anyway, one thing that I'd really really like though, is to be able to find
> a street.
agreed. I once was asked for a street by a passenger. Even I had my GpsMap
right at my fingertips, I couldn't help him. It's really ridiculous: You are
equipped with an expensive GPS toy but you can't
Hi,
> The is_in
> could help, but I don't think it's the answer. Probably what's going
> to be required is a lookup of the bounding box of the way against a
> city, region, etc. name database at the time when the GPS maps are
> generated.
IMO this will be answered by our own database sooner or la
Jon Bright wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a TomTom One. I've successfully been using TripMaster to create
> logs.
>
> TomTom Home recently offered me an upgrade of the TomTom's software to
> v7, which I installed. Since then, TripMaster's display is garbled.
> I've looked at the TripMaster site and
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