OpenStreetMap
Hi everyone,
Like I wrote on my last post, I was able to take quite a few hours and do a lot of mapping. Even though I have the information, I have no way of converting it to GPX, so I can upload it.
Since Kismet changed to the new core, the existing scripts (available on the Wiki) don't seem to work anymore.
My question is: Do you know of any script to convert .gpsxml to .gpx?
Thank you.
Discussion
Comment from Skippern on 7 December 2009 at 23:11
It is always possible to make some sort of search/n/replace script, depending on your OS. I had a problem with the program that imported my GPX broke the code, I had to do search/n/replace to get the right time format, remove garbage tags, changing , to . in the possitions, and general cleaning of the code to make it more human readable. My script was based on sed and was running flawlessly under Mac, and most likely also would in Linux. Search the net around for scripting and command line text manipulation tools for your operating system.
Comment from gouki on 7 December 2009 at 23:19
Skippern, obrigado pelo comentário.
Comment from Skippern on 7 December 2009 at 23:22
De nada gouki - also forgot to mention, my script backed up the GPX track and posted it to OSM, without the need for me to do it..... the more automated, the better.