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Print @@ -600,9 +641,11 @@ For instance the largest successful image generated on my (RN) Debian system is Located on the FileGenerate Directory of Images menu only. + This is only available in UTM mode. +
@@ -736,8 +779,30 @@ You are probably better off expanding the waypoint list and directly start typin
Export Layer -The layer (all tracks, routes and waypoints) can be exported to a file GPX, GPSPoint, GPSMapper or Google's KML format. - +The layer (all tracks, routes and waypoints) can be exported to following file formats: + + + + GPX + + + GPSPoint + + + GPSMapper + + + Google's KML + + + Any GPSBabel File Formats + + + GeoJSON. Via the program togeojson + This option will not be available if the program is not detected on your system. + See here for the installation method. + + Version1.1+: An individual track can be exported to a GPX file via the track menu. @@ -745,9 +810,13 @@ Version1.1+: An individual track can be exported to a GPX file via the track men
Finish Track or Route -This is only available when a track or route is being created by the or tools. Selecting this option ends the creation of that individual track or route. + + +This is only available when a track or route is being created by the or tools. + +
New @@ -842,6 +911,15 @@ The password is transferred unencrypted in ever This opens dialog to request the number of points each track will be simplified using GPSBabel. The result is put into a new layer. The simplification method removes points considered to be in a 'near straight line', thus reducing the number of points and attempting to keep the most important turning points.
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Compress Tracks + +Enables compression of tracks and routes via GPSBabel's Crosstrack simplify method. +It opens a dialog to request the Error factor value which is the maximum allowable error that may be introduced by removing a single point. +It is expressed a distance in units as specified by the distance option. +Thus a higher value will remove more points. +The result is put into a new layer. + +
Remove Duplicate Waypoints Remove Duplicate Waypoints - fairly self explainatory, with the results created in a new layer. @@ -874,6 +952,18 @@ See Geotagging for further detail.
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List Tracks or Routes + +Opens a new dialog with the list. As described in the Aggregrate layer + +
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List Waypoints + +Opens a new dialog with the list. As described in the Aggregrate layer + +
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Track and Route Sublayer Options @@ -884,17 +974,50 @@ See Geotagging for further detail. View All Tracks or Routes. Same as the layer View All Tracks or View All Routes Delete All Tracks or Routes. Same as the layer Delete All Tracks or Delete All Routes Delete Tracks or Routes from Selection. Same as the layer Delete Tracks from Selection or Delete Routes from Selection +List Tracks or Routes. Opens a new dialog with the list. As described in the Aggregrate layer + +Also gives other options for handling multiple items: + +Sort. Gives the ability to sort the items in the treeview alphabetically +Visibility. Offers options to quickly control the visibility of all items within the sublayer, as per
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Track and Route Properties +
Track and Route Properties -Show many useful statistics about a track or a route, including a -elevation-distance graph and a speed-time graph (if data is available). -You can click these graphs to jump to the point in the track. You can -also reverse it, delete duplicates, and split a track from its -component segments (discontinuous breaks in a track) into separate -tracks. +This shows several tabs for properties and useful statistics about a track or a route, including elevation-distance and speed-time graphs (if data is available). +Moving the mouse pointer over the graph displays values related to that point along the track. +You can click on these graphs to jump to the point in the track. +You can reverse it, delete duplicates, split at marked position or split a track from its component segments (discontinuous breaks in a track) into separate tracks. + +
Track and Route Properties Tab + +
+Properties Tab: Example + + + +
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Track and Route Statistics Tab + +
+Statistics Tab: Example + + + +
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Track Elevation Graph + +
+Elevation Distance Tab: Example + + + +
 The following colors are used in the elevation-distance graph: @@ -923,16 +1046,20 @@ The following colors are used in the elevation-distance graph: - +
Track and Route Operations
Finish Track -This is only available when a track is being created by the tool. Selecting this option ends the creation of the individual track. + + +This is only available when a track is being created by the tool. + +
Goto @@ -965,9 +1092,11 @@ threshold time away. This way, if you somehow end up with lots of small segments (say, caused by turning the GPS on and off) you can merge them easily into one track. + This is not available on routes as they have no timestamps. +
Merge With Other Tracks @@ -998,9 +1127,11 @@ time interval between successive trackpoints is larger than some threshold. This is useful when processing raw NMEA GPS data, especially taken over a long time. + This is not available on routes as they have no timestamps. +
Split By Number of Points @@ -1014,19 +1145,60 @@ This can be useful with devices which may have limits on the number of points it Splits track segments into new tracks. + This is not available on routes as they do not have route segments. + +
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Split at Trackpoint + +Splits the track at the currently selected trackpoint. + + +The current track will finish at this trackpoint. +A new track will start from a copy of this trackpoint. + + + +This is only enabled when a trackpoint is selected. + + +
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Split at Trackpoint +
Insert Points + + +These options are only enabled when a trackpoint is selected. + + +
Insert Point Before Selected Point -Splits the track at the currently selected trackpoint. This is only enabled when a trackpoint is selected. +Inserts a track point halfway between the previous track point and the current track point. +All track point properties are interpolated between the two points. + +
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Insert Point After Selected Point + +Inserts a track point halfway between the current track point and the next track point. +All track point properties are interpolated between the two points.
Delete Points +
Delete Selected Point + +Deletes the currently selected track point. + + + +This is only enabled when a trackpoint is selected. + + +
Delete Points With the Same Position Deletes subsequent points that have the same position (but have different timestamps). @@ -1036,18 +1208,71 @@ Deletes subsequent points that have the same position (but have different timest Deletes subsequent points that have the same time stamp (but may have different positions). + This is not available on routes as they have no timestamps. +
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Transform + +These options alter the data of trackpoints of a track but not add or remove trackpoints. +And don't seem to fit any other category :) +
Apply DEM data If any DEM data is loaded, this will apply the DEM data to give the track elevation data. +Two ways of applying DEM data are offered: + +Keep. Retains the existing elevation data of trackpoints and only those missing an elevation value are set. +Overwrite. Elevation data are set on all trackpoints even if they already elevation values. + + +
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Smooth Missing Elevation data + +In various locations across the world, there are missing DEM values (AKA DEM Holes) from the SRTM data. +This is particularly noticeable in mountainous areas. +Two ways of applying elevation data to trackpoints that do not have elevation values are offered: + +Interpolated. Missing elevation data is interpolated between the previous and next known values. +Flat. Elevation data is filled in from the last previously known value. +
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+Convert to Track or Route + +If this is a Route then it will convert it to a Track. + + +If this is Track then convert it to a Route. + + + +Converting from a Track to a Route may involve a loss of information, in particular timestamp values (hence you are required to confirm this operation before it happens). + + +
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+Anonymize Times + +Timestamp information of a track can be shifted to be all offset from 1901-01-01. + + +Thus the timestamps themselves will no longer reveal exactly when a track was taken. +However the relative difference between the timestamps is kept thus one is still able to calculate some properties such as speeds along the track. + + + +This is not available for routes, as they have no timestamps. + + +
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Export Track as GPX @@ -1087,9 +1312,35 @@ Same as the layer Upload to OSM command, but o This selects the track to be used in the Filter With Trackname feature. + This is not available on routes. + +
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Edit Trackpoint + +This opens the Trackpoint edit dialog. See . + + + +This is only enabled when a trackpoint is selected. + + +
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Refine Route... + +This function allows to request a Routing Engine in order to refine a given route. +By "refining" we mean computing all real intermediates points between some given major points. +This could be useful to compute a trip giving only the wished important steps. + + + +This is only available on routes. + +
View Google Directions @@ -1116,6 +1367,7 @@ The record of the Google route is stored in the track's comment, so if the comme Goto Waypoint. Same as the layer Goto Waypoint Delete All Waypoints. Same as the layer Delete All Waypoints Delete Waypoints from Selection. Same as the layer Delete Waypoints from Selection +List Waypoints. Opens a new dialog with the list. As described in the Aggregrate layer
@@ -1139,6 +1391,20 @@ This centers the viewport on the selected waypoint.
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Geotag Images... + +This opens the Geotag Dialog to allow Geotagging multiple images to the position of this waypoint. +In this circumstance creation of waypoint options are disabled and only the options related to writing the EXIF information are available. + +
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Transform + +Offers a subset of the track utilities. +Currently only setting the altitude from DEM data methods are available. + +
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Visit Webpage If the waypoint's comment (or description) starts with http: then this option is available and allows launching a web browser to go to the webpage. @@ -1161,10 +1427,10 @@ Same as the layer New Waypoint.
Version1.3+: Geotag Images -This dialog allows geotagging images (normally taken with a digital camera) via interpolation against a specific track or all tracks in the TrackWaypoint layer - depending on how it is invoked. +This dialog allows geotagging images (normally taken with a digital camera) against a specific waypoint or via interpolation against a specific track or all tracks in the TrackWaypoint layer - depending on how it is invoked. -Images need to have an EXIF DATE_TIME_ORIGINAL (nearly always set by a camera). This timestamp is then used to find the location when the image(s) was taken by searching through the track(s) to find the nearest time - interpolating between points if necessary to set the location. +When geotagging against tracks, images need to have an EXIF DATE_TIME_ORIGINAL (nearly always set by a camera). This timestamp is then used to find the location when the image(s) was taken by searching through the track(s) to find the nearest time - interpolating between points if necessary to set the location. @@ -1269,19 +1535,16 @@ You will need an open internet connection when you are downloading maps, but onc Some maps are continually improving over time (e.g. OpenStreetMap) and so in order to not to have to (re)download the data all the time &appname; employs a timeout method - Tile Age to determine whether to access the server. However a forced refresh for the current view can be made via the Reload All Onscreen Maps option. -Inbuilt maps include various Terraserver (Primarily USA coverage) and OpenStreetMap (OSM) ones and more: +Inbuilt maps include various OpenStreetMap (OSM) ones and more: Bing Bird's Eye (Aerial) Maps (&appname; Version1.2+) -Terraserver Topos -Terraserver Aerials -Terraserver Urban Areas OpenStreetMap (Mapquest) - This is the default (&appname; Version1.3+) OpenStreetMap (Mapnik) OpenStreetMap (Cycle) OpenStreetMap (Transport) (&appname; Version1.3+) +OpenStreetMap (Humanitarian) (&appname; Version1.5+) NASA BlueMarble -SpotMap (&appname; Version1.1+) @@ -1306,6 +1569,30 @@ This requests map tiles only if the maps are older than the Tile Age preference. Force a refresh of all visible map tiles.
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Download Maps in Zoom Levels + +This opens a dialog to enable requesting the download of maps for the region in the viewport over a specified number of zoom levels. +The download method type can be specified to help limit the number of requests. + + + +There are some inbuilt limits to prevent downloading large amounts of map tiles. + + +Please respect the usage policy of the tile set provider. +Such as OSM Tile Usage Policy. + + + +
+Maps Download Dialog: Example + + + +
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@@ -1334,9 +1621,11 @@ Here are some suggestions: Thus one can have a list of all your tracks, but groups can be shown or not using the relevant layers visibility checkbox. +
Layer Operations -This layer only has one operation: New Layer +The following are available on Aggregate Layers: +
New Layer @@ -1344,6 +1633,113 @@ Add a new layer of the selected type.
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Sort + +The list within the treeview can be sorted. + + +Currently alphabetical (A to Z or Z to A) sorts are available, since only the name can be seen in the treeview. + +
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Track List + +Selecting this opens a dialog listing all the tracks in a table along side statistics such as track length and maximum speed. +Each column header is clickable and will reorder the list according to that particular column. + + +This table may be invoked from a variety of different layer levels and will then list only the relevant tracks (and/or routes). + +Aggregate Layer: Lists Tracks and Routes and the TrackWaypoint Layer they are in +TrackWaypoint Layer: Lists Tracks and Routes +TrackWaypoint Track sublayer: Lists Tracks only +TrackWaypoint Route sublayer: Lists Routes only + + + +
+Track List Dialog: Example +
+ +This is showing all tracks and routes (although there are no actual routes here!) in multiple TrackWaypoint layers, that has been sorted by height. +Note that routes will not have timestamps or speeds, but may have elevations and should have some distance! + +
+ + + +
+ + +Hovering the mouse over an entry will show a tooltip of the comment or description if it is available. + + +Each entry in the track list can be selected and on mouse right click offers these options: + +View. Move the viewport to the area of the item and highlight it. +Statistics. Opens the Properties dialog on the tab. Note this will close the track list dialog. + + +
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Waypoint List + +Selecting this opens a dialog listing all the waypoints to give a overview of the waypoint information. +Each column header is clickable and will reorder the list according to that particular column. + + +This table may be invoked from a variety of different layer levels and will then list only the relevant waypoints. + +Aggregate Layer: Lists Waypoints and the TrackWaypoint Layer they are in +TrackWaypoint Layer: : Lists Waypoints +TrackWaypoint Waypoint sublayer: Lists Waypoints + + + +
+Waypoint List Dialog: Example +
+ +This was invoked on a TrackWaypoint layer and shows all waypoints from that single layer. It has been sorted by the symbols. + +
+ + + +
+ + +Hovering the mouse over an entry will show a tooltip of the description if it is available. + + +Each entry in the list can be selected and on mouse right click offers these options: + +View. Move the viewport to the area of the item and highlight it. +Properties. This will open the properties dialog. Note this will close the waypoint list dialog. +Show Picture. If enabled, this will open the associated image in an external Image Viewer program. + + +
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Visibility Options + +This offers a quick way to set all the visibilities of each item within the containing layer, rather than having to change each one individually. + +Show All. Ensures all items are set to be visible. +Hide All. Ensures all items are set to be invisible. This is useful for then turning on single items afterwards so the display is not cluttered. +Toggle. Inverts the visibility status of each item. + + +
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Search by Date + +This opens calendar dialog to select a date to search by within this Aggregate layer. +The first item that is found on that date will be selected. +Tracks are searched first in preference over waypoints. + +
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GeoRef Layer @@ -1419,6 +1815,11 @@ This is the default tool. This mode can also be entered by the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Shift+P + +Double clicking the left mouse button will zoom the map in. +Shift + double clicking the left mouse button will zoom the map out. +Double clicking the right mouse button will also zoom the map out. +
Zoom @@ -1437,6 +1838,12 @@ This mode can also be entered by the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Shift+Z Shift (and hold) + left mouse button: Draws a bounding box area on which to zoom in. The zoom action is performed when the left mouse button is released. + +Shift + left click button: Jump Zoom In by up to factor of 3 standard zooms. + + +Shift + right click button: Jump Zoom Out by up to factor of 3 standard zooms. +
Ruler @@ -1508,6 +1915,31 @@ This operates in exactly the same way as the Create One must finish the current route to be able to create another route. + +One can switch between the Create Route and Route Finder tools while editing routes. + +
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Create Route Using the Route Finder + +Enable this tool by clicking on the toolbar icon: + + +Requires an internet connection. +Left click to create a new trackpoint. +If it's the initial trackpoint you will be asked to enter a name for the route, otherwise the default routing engine will be queried to find a route to the new trackpoint. +Right click or Backspace: remove the last added route. + + +Escape: to finish route creation. +Finishing the track is also available via the right click and track menus. + + +One must finish the current route to be able to create another route. + + +One can switch between the Create Route and Route Finder tools while editing routes. +
Edit Waypoint @@ -1533,9 +1965,38 @@ Left click near a trackpoint (in screen pixel terms) to bring up the Track Point Whilst the edit dialog is already open, left click again and drag enables moving of the trackpoint. If Ctrl is held at the same time, it will jump the new trackpoint position to a nearby existing trackpoint. +
Edit Trackpoint Dialog -Options in the Track Point Edit dialog include: change position, go to next, go to previous, delete, insert (halfway to next trackpoint) and splitting the track. +Editing options in the Trackpoint Edit dialog include: + +Edit the trackpoint name +Changing raw lat/long position and altitude +Forward (go to the next trackpoint) +Back (go to the previous trackpoint) +Delete +Insert. Inserts a point halfway to next trackpoint +Split. + + +Several fields are read only for reference purposes, values are shown if the trackpoint has such information: + +Time. +Speed and course. +'Between' values: Speed, Time Difference and Distance Difference. When moving between trackpoints (via the Back and Forward buttons) these values are calculated. +GPS precision factors. + + + +
+Trackpoint Edit Dialog: Example + + + +
+One must have been going downhill here to get a reasonable speed by bicycle! + +
Show Picture @@ -1549,22 +2010,6 @@ For Linux you can override this with the setting in the Route Finder - -Enable this tool by clicking on the toolbar icon: - -Creates a track using default routing engine between two points. -Requires an internet connection. Click one point, then click another to -create a track. - - -Right-click: undo last routing (only track removed - not any waypoints) - - -Ctrl: continue previous track - -
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Georef Map Layer Tools @@ -1591,7 +2036,7 @@ Drag to move the georeferenced map.
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Map Download +
Map Download You must have a Layer selected to use this. @@ -1614,7 +2059,7 @@ The possible methods to redownload one or more tiles are: Map Tile Information -By right clicking on viewport you can see the tile properties of the that location for the current map layer and current zoom level. +By right clicking on viewport and selecting Show Tile Information you can see the tile properties of this location for the current map layer and current zoom level. This includes the remote source URL for the tile and the cached version on the local filesystem with timestamp details. @@ -1639,6 +2084,21 @@ Enable this tool by clicking on the toolbar icon: Click to download and import a DEM file. +DEM File Information + +By right clicking on viewport and selecting Show DEM File Infomation you can see the file properties of the DEM file for this location. +This includes the remote source URL for the file and the cached version on the local filesystem with timestamp details. + + + +
+DEM File Info Dialog: Example + + + +
+This is for block 51N, 003W - covering Bristol in the UK. +
Webtools @@ -1697,12 +2157,18 @@ This feature is called Webtools. It is also known as Extern You can set the Home location directly by inputting the latitude and longitude in decimal degrees.
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Time Display +This controls the reference timezone that times are shown in. +Locale is the current user's system preference. This was how all times were shown up to version 1.5. +World will attempt to determine the timezone at an object's position. +UTC enforces this standard timezone. +
Tile's age This age is used to decided wether or not a new request to tile server must be done. Changing this value, you will increase or decrese the network load.
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Default maplayer directory +
Default map layer directory This property sets the default directory of the tiles cache. This value is used when you create a new map layer. @@ -2324,7 +2790,7 @@ Accept: */* You can find more examples in the documentation part of the distribution.
Map Source - It is possible to add new map's sources. The file is ~/.viking/maps.xml for UNIX like systems and C:\Documents and Settings\username\.viking\maps.xml on Windows XP. + It is possible to add new map's sources. The file is ~/.viking/maps.xml for UNIX like systems, C:\Documents and Settings\username\.viking\maps.xml on Windows XP or C:\Users\username\.viking\maps.xml on Windows 7 onwards. An example of the file is in the distribution doc/examples/maps.xml. Further examples and values are online in the Maps Wiki The VikSlippyMapSource allows to declare any map's source working like OpenStreetMap. It supports the following properties: @@ -2333,6 +2799,10 @@ Accept: */* id this is an integer and should be unique as it used to identify the map source + + name + a string (should be unique) that is used for the OSM style cache directory name when the Map Cache directory is the default (~/.viking-maps) + label the text displayed in the map's source selection dialog @@ -2343,47 +2813,88 @@ Accept: */* url - the parametrized address of the tile, in the spirit of C printf format, with 3 "%d" fields for X, Y and Z (zoom level) (eg. "/%d/%d/%d.png") + the parametrized address of the tile, in the spirit of C printf format, with 3 "%d" fields for Z, X and Y (in that order) (eg. "/%d/%d/%d.png") + + + zoom-min (optional) + The minimum zoom value supported by the tile server. The Default is 0 if not specified. + + + zoom-max (optional) + + The maximum zoom value supported by the tile server. The Default is 18 if not specified. + See Zoom Levels + + + + file-extension (optional) + + The file extension of the files on disk. The default is .png + If the tile source URL ends in something other than .png, then this parameter will need to match it. + This can also be useful in reading a tileset from other software which may name tiles in an alternative form, + e.g. for Mobile Atlas creator it names them .png.tile + The file types actually usable are those supported by GDK Pixbuf Library, which includes at least PNG and JPEG. + Remember to include the beginning '.' when specifying this parameter. + + + + switch-xy (optional) + + Swap the X,Y values around in the URL parametrized ordering. + The default is false. + + + + check-file-server-time (optional) + + Sends the timestamp of the tile to the server, so the server can decide whether it should send a new tile or not. + The default is false. + + + + use-etag (optional) + + Use and compare the ETag value in determining whether to download a newer tile. The default is false. + The ETag value is stored in a separate file in the same directory as the tile to enable checking the value across multiple runs of the program. + - The VikTmsMapSource allows to declare any TMS service. It supports the following properties: + The VikTmsMapSource allows to declare any TMS service. It supports the following properties (as per VikSlippyMapSource above): id - this is an integer and should be unique as it used to identify the map source label - the text displayed in the map's source selection dialog hostname - the server's hostname (eg. "tile.openstreetmap.org") url - the parametrized address of the tile, in the spirit of C printf format, with 3 "%d" fields for X, Y and Z (zoom level) (eg. "/%d/%d/%d.png") + + + check-file-server-time (optional) - The VikWmscMapSource allows to declare any WMS or WMS-C service. It supports the following properties: + The VikWmscMapSource allows to declare any WMS or WMS-C service. It supports the following properties (as per VikSlippyMapSource above): id - this is an integer and should be unique as it used to identify the map source label - the text displayed in the map's source selection dialog hostname - the server's hostname (eg. "tile.openstreetmap.org") url - the parametrized address of the tile, in the spirit of C printf format, with 4 "%s" fields for bounding box coordinates (eg. "/coord=%s,%s,%s,%s") + + + check-file-server-time (optional) @@ -2482,7 +2993,11 @@ Accept: */* url-stop-ll - the part of the URL setting the end point location, parametrized in the spirit of C printf format, with 2 "%s" for coordinates (eg. "&start=%s,%s") + the part of the URL setting the end point location, parametrized in the spirit of C printf format, with 2 "%s" for coordinates (eg. "&stop=%s,%s") + + + url-via-ll + the part of the URL setting via point location, parametrized in the spirit of C printf format, with 2 "%s" for coordinates (eg. "&via=%s,%s") url-start-dir @@ -2544,7 +3059,7 @@ Accept: */* This value is passed on for the -i parameter in interfacing with GPSBabel. If it is not defined then the returned file is interpreted internally as a GPX file. - Possible values such as 'kml', 'mapsource' etc.. can be used. See GPSBabel File Formats for the full list. + Possible values such as 'kml', 'mapsource' etc.. can be used. See GPSBabel File Formats for the full list. @@ -2584,13 +3099,75 @@ Accept: */* window_menubar=true + + window_copy_centre_full_format=false + version_check_period_days=14 - trackwaypoint_alphabetized=true + trackwaypoint_start_end_distance_diff=100.0 + + + gps_statusbar_format=GSA + This string is in the Message Format Code + + + trkpt_selected_statusbar_format=KEATDN + This string is in the Message Format Code + + + utils_nearest_tz_factor=1.0 + + + viewport_history_size=20 + + + viewport_history_diff_dist=500 + In metres. + + Go Back or Go Forward requests over this range from the last history location will move back to that position. + If within this range it will skip over this location and move on to the next saved history location. + + +
+ Message Format Code + Currently for ease of implementation the message format code is a string of characters. + Each character represents what should be inserted in relation to a Trackpoint. + One day it might evolve into something more user friendly with a frontend to control it, perhaps allowing arbitary text too. However for now at least some control is offered :) + + + + Character Code + + G = Some text to display at the start of the message - GPSD + K = Some text to display at the start of the message - Trkpt + A = Altitude of a Trackpoint + S = Speed of a Trackpoint + C = Course of a Trackpoint + L = Location of a Trackpoint + T = Time of a Trackpoint + M = Time diff of a Trackpoint from the previous trackpoint + X = Number of satellites used in the trackpoint fix + D = Distance of the trackpoint from the start of a track (following along the track) + F = Distance of the trackpoint from the finish (end) of a track (following along the track) + P = Distance difference of the trackpoint from the previous trackpoint + N = Name of track to which the trackpoint belongs + E = Name of the trackpoint + + + + Output Notes + + If the output has * after it, then the value has been calculated via interpolation (such as speed when the Trackpoint does not contain a speed value). + If the output has ** after it, then difficulties were encountered in trying to work the value so probably a default of 0 will be shown. + + + + +
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