hvdwolf

Test of Android GLES Alpha Version
@Tantum and @mdx: The MNF application is a signed application. If the new application uses the same sign, but is apparently a different application (different manifest, different checksum, not an upgrade (or is it), same sign) you can't install…

Comment by hvdwolf May 2015 permalink
Tags for highway exits?
I understand what you mean but this is very confusing.Why does the sign mention "Groningen Zwolle", but is it pointing to the exit. That is combined incorrect information.Especially when you mention the wikipedia article "The key dest…

Comment by hvdwolf May 2015 permalink
Tags for highway exits?
I did not check this specific situation yet, but the first questions should be:- When were these tags set?- and did they function at that time? Were they set before or after the change in map creation 2 months ago? If they were set before that time…

Comment by hvdwolf May 2015 permalink
Wikipedia / Wikivoyage articles as POI in Navigator
By now I created a great number of wikipedia files. Still no "real" utf-8 or utf-32 languages though as I have still issues parsing those wikipedia dumps (russian, greek, hebrew, chinese, japanese, farsi, hindi, arabic, etc.).For the time …

Comment by hvdwolf May 2015 permalink
Tags for highway exits?
In that case I tend to think it is the map creation. They did change the map creation about 2 months(=2 map versions) ago. Since that time the problems arose.@mdx knows about this, but I (and probably he too) thought it had to do with the 1.6 versio…

Comment by hvdwolf May 2015 permalink
Wikipedia / Wikivoyage articles as POI in Navigator
In case anyone wants to try the scripts: Don't do it yet. I just rewrote one of the scripts again (partly that is). I finally got some intelligence back and changed the parsing approach as such. The scripts are now way faster, but I have to pro…

Comment by hvdwolf May 2015 permalink
Tags for highway exits?
You are right. I also mentioned this error earlier. See also http://forum.mapfactor.com/discussion/comment/9551#Comment_9551 and later posts

Comment by hvdwolf May 2015 permalink
Wikipedia / Wikivoyage articles as POI in Navigator
Hi all, almost there. I completely rewrote the scripts using a new approach. Then I switched to "in memory" processing as processing the wikipedia dumps could take up days to even a week, literally! The con of this "in memory" ap…

Comment by hvdwolf May 2015 permalink
How to import my Google Earth POI's (KML File) to Navigator FREE
You can export from gpsbabel to gpx and csv.Both can be read by diggerQT

Comment by hvdwolf April 2015 permalink
Digger - Batch Mode
Thanks. I will check it. I just started in a new job last week and I'm currently extremely busy making very long hours. That's also why I don't react promptly.I try to make some progress this week (lonely in the hotel) or possibly nex…

Comment by hvdwolf April 2015 permalink
Wikipedia / Wikivoyage articles as POI in Navigator
I see what you mean but it happened for the polish and German language. I had not even touched the arabic, chinese, or japenese languages. Maybe I will get more problems there.

Comment by hvdwolf April 2015 permalink
Wikipedia / Wikivoyage articles as POI in Navigator
I'm still working on it but it's tedious. I wrote many python scripts already, but chose a new strategy by now. Still breaking on some languages. @mdx: You mention "3 and more multibyte characters (Chinese, Japanese, ...)". Do yo…

Comment by hvdwolf April 2015 permalink
Digger - Batch Mode
*** Bump *** Anyone on this? For "my" wikipedia/wikivoyage "project" I would really like to use it. I simply wrote a script, running a few python scripts, to extract the data from wikipedia, but that's for 43 countries curre…

Comment by hvdwolf April 2015 permalink
Test of Android version 1.6.x
@mdx: See comment 9551 above where I specify the coordinates. Or going from way-id 6505882 to way-id 6505867 and then taking the exit to way-id 6505874. The sign and the lane-assistant (bottom) show the right exit, but the sign displays the wrong t…

Comment by hvdwolf April 2015 permalink
Arrivaltime always 1hour late
Hi, you could use http://www.fotos-hochladen.net/and embed the link in this forum

Comment by hvdwolf April 2015 permalink
Lock-on-Road
I also agree with Tomas. It just happened last Friday to me when I was driving in a city between (high) flats. Obviously GPS reception was partly blocked by the buildings and my position was not very accurate.

Comment by hvdwolf April 2015 permalink
Digger - Batch Mode
Sorry for bringing up this old thread, but I would like to use digger console as well. The link is not working though. It mentions "diger_console...." but also when changing it to "digger_console..." it does not work. Next to tha…

Comment by hvdwolf April 2015 permalink
Show traffic lights on map
For those that are interested: Below is the bash script I use. #!/bin/bash # bash file to extract traffic signals from osm files# version 0.1, Harry van der Wolf, 20150416# requirements: wget, gpsbabel, osmconvert, osmfilter region="europe"…

Comment by hvdwolf April 2015 permalink
Wikipedia / Wikivoyage articles as POI in Navigator
When I was trying to search MNF crashes. If I dont "touch" the POI search MNF remains stable.The DE wikipedia icons are not displayed on the map either. Some of the wiki articles are the same in Czech, Dutch and German, but only the Czech …

Comment by hvdwolf April 2015 permalink
Wikipedia / Wikivoyage articles as POI in Navigator
@mdx or @lubos, Are there "forbidden, unnallowed" characters in the mca files?Until now I created a NL, a CS and a DE wikipedia. The NL and CS are working fine. The DE crashes MNF. Of course the structure is the same and the mca is also cr…

Comment by hvdwolf April 2015 permalink
Show traffic lights on map
Please find in the following link a zip file with 5 mca files with traffic lights (Traffic signals). I quickly added CZ, DE, GB, NL and PL for the persons in this conversation. They are not searchable, as that is simply not possible with the OSM opt…

Comment by hvdwolf April 2015 permalink
Wikipedia / Wikivoyage articles as POI in Navigator
Hi Martin, You are right and I was wrong. I use different "cleaning" search&replace options to make the text strings a bit cleaner. I had an error in there. Maybe it was not even an error but at least it generated incorrect csv strings…

Comment by hvdwolf April 2015 permalink
Show traffic lights on map
Yes, that would do it for displaying them on the map, but it won't help for more accurate calculation of the route with regard of the time necessary.Note also that with mca files of more than 100.000 entries it get's very slow. The "…

Comment by hvdwolf April 2015 permalink
Show traffic lights on map
That depends where you are. In the Netherlands the coverage is very high.So for me that would definitely be an improvement.

Comment by hvdwolf April 2015 permalink
Wikipedia / Wikivoyage articles as POI in Navigator
Hi Martin, The , (comma) as such is not a problem. The "info, with comma","potential ""problem""" of your example works fine. It is not my problem building the csv, it is the text in the wikipedia articles. Th…

Comment by hvdwolf April 2015 permalink
Searching POI just by his name
And also with German on non-german keyboard layouts: Lüdinmühle will become Luedinmuehle.Same for Danish, Swedish and Norwegian names: ø will become oe.(And you will most definitely forget this one day and not be able to find a POI, city, Name, etc …

Comment by hvdwolf April 2015 permalink
Wikipedia / Wikivoyage articles as POI in Navigator
And about the digger csv import issue: I already had the "xml like" text file. It was 5 minutes work to change that to a GPX waypoint format file. That one is easily processed by digger

Comment by hvdwolf April 2015 permalink
Wikipedia / Wikivoyage articles as POI in Navigator
Hi, Please find attach one for the Czech language (wikipedia articles are by language, not by country) which I created this lunch (7306 entries). I had to reduce the content length to 600 characters otherwise it does not work correctly on my phone s…

Comment by hvdwolf April 2015 permalink
Test of Android version 1.6.x
Hi Martin, To start with: I will use the English definition of lanes for a motorway which are different from Dutch, German, French (and who knows more). Therefore, a 2-lane motorway has 2 lanes going forward and 2 lanes going backward. A 3-lane moto…

Comment by hvdwolf April 2015 permalink
OpenCelliD
I really like openCellID and have been using keypadmapper from enaikoon quite some time for both address mapping and opencellid collecting (You could find my phone if you know where to look for) Why would you want this built into Navigator? It can&#…

Comment by hvdwolf April 2015 permalink

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