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2008-05-07
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GPSBabel says that there is a problem with this line <trkpt lat="50.08321" lon="20.20394"><cmt>Continue on Aleja Jana Pawła II</cmt></trkpt>. When I removed that everything worked fine. Where can be a problem?
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2008-05-07
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Originally Posted by piotrekkowalski
I bet it's that funny character... What is that anyhow (phonetically)?
GPSBabel says that there is a problem with this line <trkpt lat="50.08321" lon="20.20394"><cmt>Continue on Aleja Jana Pawła II</cmt></trkpt>. When I removed that everything worked fine. Where can be a problem?
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2008-05-07
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It is begining of the word "weed". It is phonetically like english "w" in words. I don't understand why this character is a problem because there are more Polish characters in these directions and they are being well parsed...
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2008-05-07
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Maybe sure the file is in proper UTF-8 format. If it's actually in Latin 1 (ISO-8859-1), then some of the more common non-English characters may work correctly, but not all of them.
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2008-05-07
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Yeah, I expect it's an encoding issue of that sort. UTF-8 vs. some 8-bit encoding, though I wouldn't have known which was appropriate...
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2008-05-08
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Ok, I'm getting routes the normal way, but I'm finding the waypoints are totally screwed up. I get all my waypoints at the beginning for the route, looks like the problem is coming from the directions I'm getting with http://gnuite.com:8080/cgi-bin/gpx.cgi which probably means google made a change.
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2008-05-08
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They did indeed make a change, and I'm working to correct the web service now. It's a pretty drastic change, but I should be able to fix it within the next hour or so.
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2008-05-08
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Originally Posted by gnuite
Okay, it should be fixed. Let me know if there are any more issues.
They did indeed make a change, and I'm working to correct the web service now. It's a pretty drastic change, but I should be able to fix it within the next hour or so.
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2008-05-10
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Excellent looks a lot better. Didn't realize how much I relied on those popup waypoint messages when driving.