ahh, just understood it. The message is printed at the end of a line segment and it is related to the last point of the previous segment. I think the test is not useful. At least when mkgmap splits a road with > 250 it doesn't care whether the split point is a CoordNode or not and it doesn't change a normal node to a CoordNode, and that seems to be okay. Gerd From: gpetermann_muenchen@hotmail.com To: mkgmap-dev@lists.mkgmap.org.uk Date: Sun, 19 Jan 2014 16:20:53 +0100 Subject: Re: [mkgmap-dev] Mapsource crashes while calculating a route Hi Steve, I think the problem is somewhere else. Attached is the NetCheck output of r346 with -vv for my Basemap. If I see this right, this line 1046144/-3732864(22,44781,-80,09857) true says that the last point of the part 2 of the road is a node, as well as the last point of part 3: 1059712/-3761664(22,73895,-80,71655) true Maybe line 300 in NetCheck should be lastline.getLastPoint().getId() != 0); instead of line.getLastPoint().getId() != 0); Gerd
Date: Sun, 19 Jan 2014 11:27:41 +0000 From: steve@parabola.me.uk To: mkgmap-dev@lists.mkgmap.org.uk Subject: Re: [mkgmap-dev] Mapsource crashes while calculating a route
On 19/01/14 08:20, Gerd Petermann wrote:
@Steve: The display tool netCheck sometimes complains about wrong node-flag settings even when it displays true.
- 1044224/-3726336(22,40662,-79,95850) true - 1044736/-3728256(22,41760,-79,99969) *false* *ERROR: Last point of a joined line without node-flag* - 0/4868/66 Type=2 part=2 - 1044736/-3728256(22,41760,-79,99969) false - 1044608/-3728768(22,41486,-80,01068) true - 1044608/-3730304(22,41486,-80,04364) false - 1045376/-3730816(22,43134,-80,05463) false - 1045504/-3731840(22,43408,-80,07660) false - 1046144/-3732864(22,44781,-80,09857) *true* E*RROR: Last point of a joined line without node-flag* - 0/4867/31 Type=2 part=3
It is complaining that there is no node-flag on the previous line joining to this one. So I think that the test is correctly doing what it thinks it is doing.
As per my previous mail, the check is probably worthless though.
Now that I have a NodCheck program, it may be possible to investigate re-doing the test and actually checking if the point is really a node.
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