[mkgmap-dev] mkgmap, sendmap and family-name oddities
From Garvan & maew garvan.maew at online.com.kh on Tue Sep 22 13:53:42 BST 2009
Steve Ratcliffe wrote: > Hi > > On 22/09/09 09:28, Charlie Ferrero wrote: > >> 2a: I use sendmap to upload the file to my GPS >> 2b: I copy the file manually to the memory card >> >> Result of 2a: In the GPS, map tiles are listed as [description], >> [family-name], [date of creation] >> >> Result of 2b: In the GPS, map tiles are listed as [description], Area >> 6324999X, [date of creation] >> > > That is interesting. The only place that 'Area ...' occurs is in > the MPS file in the gmapsupp.img. > Its controlled by the --area-name flag, but that is the only place > that it is used. At some point I will attempt to match up > the usage of description, series-name, family-name and area-name > with the different names used in Polish format files. > > Has anyone done this already and have opinions on what should be > done? > > ..Steve > I have only written trivial programs in Java, and mkgmap is to advanced for me but I am trying to understand the code and I see that, mb.setAreaName(areaName != null ? areaName : "Area " + info.getMapname()); in GmapsuppBuilder sets the area name when none is given. To me the behavior reported by Charlie Ferrero is more or less what I was expecting. There is no reason to expect a tool like sendmap would have the same defaults as mkgmap. My GPS has no external memory so I can not test myself. Perhaps Charlie Ferrero needs to try is setting the --area-name to what he wants his map named? Garvan
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