Hello, According to the web site, I can change the description given in the template.args file for each file created. Is it possible to give an option to the command line to tell the splitter to write a specific description in the template.args file. That way it's possible to run the splitter, then mkgmapp without intervention. Something like : java -jar splitter.jar --Description="bla bla bla" would result in the template.args file : mapname: 63240501 description: bla bla bla input-file: 63240501.osm.gz mapname: 63240502 description: bla bla bla input-file: 63240502.osm.gz I also noticed that "java -jar splitter.jar --help=options" doesn't give me any information about the splitter options. Is it not implemented, or is it me? Thank you. Francois
Hi Francois, f> According to the web site, I can change the description given in the f> template.args file for each file created. f> Is it possible to give an option to the command line to tell the f> splitter to write a specific description in the template.args file. Yes it's possible, and something I had already considered. It's pretty easy to implement so I'll add this quite soon. f> I also noticed that "java -jar splitter.jar --help=options" doesn't f> give f> me any information about the splitter options. Is it not implemented, f> or is it me? It's not implemented yet unfortunately but improving the command line handling and help is firmly on my todo list. To address this properly is a bit of work though so it might be a little while before I get it fixed. Chris
Hi Francois, I've just checked in a change to the splitter that adds a --description parameter so you can customise the descriptions in template.args. Chris f> According to the web site, I can change the description given in the f> template.args file for each file created. f> Is it possible to give an option to the command line to tell the f> splitter to write a specific description in the template.args file. f> That f> way it's possible to run the splitter, then mkgmapp without f> intervention.
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