[ gpsdrive ] conversion of tracks saved by gpsdrive (incremental.sav) to GPX?
Guenther Meyer
d.s.e at sordidmusic.com
Sat Jan 12 08:16:02 AKST 2008
Am Samstag 12 Januar 2008 schrieb Gernot Hillier:
> There you have to state that incremental.sav uses WHITESPACEs as field
> delimiters. But, as gpsdrive uses %10.6f as format string to write the
> latitude at the beginning of the line, you may end up with something like:
> 48.543723 12.132512 445 Fri Jan 11 11:14:11 2008
>
> And this is impossible to describe correctly in the formal format of
> gpsbabel as the leading blank is ambiguous - it may be a field delimiter
> as well as part of the field data.
>
hmm, maybe I should fix this?
what I did change, is the time format. it's now iso8601 (which contains no
whitespaces anymore)
> > another tool, hmm, let's see... yes, I have something here, it's called
> > gpsdrive ;-)
> > my current gpsdrive version can export a recorded track directly to gpx.
> > this also works for loaded gpsdrive track files.
> > I guess it will be in the svn at sunday.
>
> That's great news to hear! From a programmer's standpoint, I think the
> current data format for writing tracks isn't optimal as we have this
> ambiguity described above...
>
the current tracklog writing (with some small changes - see above...) is a
good thing, because it's nice to have a continuously updated file, if
something goes wrong. which is not that easy when using an xml-format or
something similar.
so the gpx support, which should be in svn right now, is used just for
exporting the data in memory, not as a continuous tracklog.
> BTW: I'd love to see if gpsdrive would also log the number of satellites
> used to receive the point as well as the HDOP. This may be used to
> filter the recorded tracks before uploading to OSM so that we only get
> accurate track points.
>
yes, we will definitely have this some day...
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