frmas <frmas@free.fr> writes:
Greg Troxel a écrit :
So I suppose that once the mapname in the template.args file is given, I can't change it with a parameter on the mkgmap command line, as long as I use the "-c template.args" parameter ??
the mapname in the -c takes precedence if it is given later than --mapname.
You meant on the same command line ? If so, it doesn't make any difference at least here with the other parameters I use.
But I saw two differences when I put it as the last parameter or one of the first parameters. If I put it at the end of the command line, the resulting file is 183808 bytes for Andorra, and no error are given about zero length arc. -rw-r--r-- 1 fm users 183808 2009-08-17 20:58 Andorre.img
If I put the -c parameter at the beginning, the resulting file is 96768 bytes -rw-r--r-- 1 fm users 96768 2009-08-17 21:01 Andorre.img
and I have lots of errors like this one : GRAVE (RoadNetwork): Road Avinguda Meritxell; FIXME (OSM id 6182097) contains zero length arc GRAVE (RoadNetwork): http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=42.50842&lon=1.53407&zoom=17 GRAVE (RoadNetwork): Road Avinguda Meritxell; FIXME (OSM id 6182097) contains zero length arc
I don't really understand, but I think the command line is parsed incrementally and the options in force when the filename is given are the ones that are used. I had the same experience as you and have been putting -c template.args as the last argument to mkgmap.