[mkgmap-dev] [PATCH v10] - patch to support road find by name (now thinking about putting this in trunk)
From Mark Burton markb at ordern.com on Tue Mar 31 10:00:23 BST 2009
Hi Stefan, > > Personally, I think the search weirdness we are seeing would go away if > > we could implement the extra indexing stuff (MDR file?) > > > > The reason I believe that is because I installed the complete NZ mapset > > (not produced by mkgmap) on my gps and the road search function worked > > just as you would hope. But then I installed a small portion of the map > > and the road search then behaved like it does on our maps. So, I think > > that the extra file(s) in the mapset alter how the road search works. > > > > By 'complete NZ mapset', do you mean a commercial (and therefor encrypted) > mapset? I'm far from understanding the garmin file formats, but if > there are non-crypted examples of maps with working street search, > couldn't there been extracted at least some knowledge? See http://nzopengps.org/ > As an example I have here some OSM maps generated with some unknown > tool (I asked the developer but got no answer) with working street > search. So at least some tool out there knows how to do it. > > So is someone knows this tool, wouldn't it be possible to generate > simplistic example maps (like with one or two streets) to study the > format of the files? > > So my question is: are there any known tools that can generate street > search enabled maps? I obviously only use mkgmap so far. Does > cgsmapper have this functionality? I agree, to improve the search functionality of our maps we need to learn what's missing/wrong and looking at simple examples of working maps can be very informative. Cheers, Mark
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