On Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 10:27 PM, Steve Ratcliffe <steve@parabola.demon.co.uk> wrote:
Hi
Yes, as you say, previously, the --nocodepage was useless as it still put CodePage=1251 into the file, so you couldn't tell the difference.
As osm2mp is now changed, I will apply the patch that Johann posted.
His patch: } else if (name.equals("CodePage")) { - if (!value.equals("1252")) - dec = Charset.forName("cp" + value).newDecoder(); + dec = Charset.forName("cp" + value).newDecoder(); Seems to only set the character set when there's a CodePage key in the file, osm2mp.pl does not output any when run with --nocodepage. I tried running osm2mp.pl --nocodepage and mkgmap --latin1 on an osm export recently and all the non-ascii characters were screwed up, it worked again with --codepage 1252 though.