OpenStreetMap
I am looking library to access OSM data from Visual Studio or Android
Carlos Prego님이 English로 2014년 3월 5일에 게시함.I’m looking for a navigator program that has the option to pronounce the name of the street when to go through it. If somebody knows any one, please say me. I think it must have something like this in the market because I guess this should be very usual for the blind, but it is not my case.
In the event that any program with these characteristics isn’t found, I’m thinking about developing it myself. I try to use Visual Studio. NET for Windows 7. (VB or C#) Later on, I try to migrate to Android with B4A or Eclipse.
I have seen with JOSM that in the OSM structure they are the labels with the names in different languages. What I need is to access this information, programmatically. Are they any library (API) that can be able to access for read this OSM data? Thank you, very much to any that can give me some information.
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2014년 3월 5일 14:18에 Pink Duck님의 의견
OsmAnd (http://osmand.net/ - Android) has had the ability to announce street names and road numbers since version 1.5, so that might be worth a look.
2014년 3월 6일 10:30에 thomersch님의 의견
Hey Carlos,
there is the Overpass API that allows you to access OpenStreetMap via HTTP request. Overpass Turbo is a superb IDE that makes Overpass query testing very easy. You can type in your query on the left side and receive a result directly on the map.
The query language of Overpass may seem a bit weird, but is actually very powerful and enables easy access from any programming language and environment.
If you need commercial support, we can help you, too, just drop me a message.
2014년 3월 6일 12:00에 karussell님의 의견
GraphHopper also stores the street names and the lookup is easy: ala graphHopper.getLocationIndex().findClosest(lat, lon).getEdge().getName()
GraphHopper runs on Android too, but you’ll have to develop a full app on your own. There is currently only a rather raw demo for Android.
2014년 3월 6일 14:36에 Sanderd17님의 의견
Not exactly what you asked, but something like this could be handy too: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.haptimap.offis.pocketnavigator
Though the last update was in 2012.