Am 19.08.2009 um 22:17 schrieb Simon Josefsson:
How do I use the test-map:all-elements feature?
(I have a problem with highway=service roads on my Legend HCx when it
uses Swedish, it labels the roads as "Allé" which I suspect is a
mis-translation of "Alley" -- solving this might require firmware
fixing
though..)
When invoking mkgmap, instead of giving it all those *.osm files, you
just use "test-map:all-elements" as the input file name. This is a
virtual file so to speak and will generate the test map. Normally it
is centered around London, which might be not what you want. By
setting the *environment variables* BASE_LAT and BASE_LON you can
place the test map at any coordinate you like. How you set environment
variables depends on your operating system. On a Mac (using the
standard bash shell) and also on Linux with the bash shell you can use
"export BASE_LAT=..." and "export BASE_LON=..." to set it in the
terminal. You'll have to use the same terminal to start mkgmap,
because the environment variables are separate for each terminal.
Regards
Thilo
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Yeah that list is really awful to edit. I structured my findings the
other way around, so noting all objects that were found in the search
function of Mapsource, and not where an object shows up.