I'm writing a Perl script to take GPX navigation files exported from the excellent Dutch Fietsersbond Routeplanner (routeplanner.fietsersbond.nl) and convert them into GPX files I can use to perform navigation in Locus. This is going to be pretty easy, as I can already tell a lot from studying the navigable tracks exported from Locus (e.g. after a mapquest navigation). But there is one thing I need: the list of codes in the <locus:rtePointAction> tags.
These are integers which encode what you are supposed to do at a navigation waypoint, e.g. turn right, turn left, go straight ahead. I can reverse-engineer some of them, but I hope that by asking here Menion can provide the complete list and save me a lot of effort ;)
Thanks in advance.
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Menion, are you there? To clarify, all I need is the enum, copied and pasted from the relevant source file. I can figure out the rest.
Sorry for bumping my own topic but I leave for my trip in a few days...
refreshing topic is fine. You have to do this till I respond ;)
So, when I firstly saw your topic, first though was ... finally someone :). List of all possible actions is here in API code http://code.google.com/p/android-locus- ... us-api#121 (http://code.google.com/p/android-locus-map/source/browse/src/locus/api/objects/extra/ExtraData.java?repo=locus-api#121) . If you'll need anything, write me
Perfect---thanks!! Will let you know how it works when I get back in May.
The link above no longer works. I've been able to find the file in someone else's github project, but it's quite strange it seems to be nowhere official. Where has it gone?
Project was moved to BitBucket so it is now here
https://bitbucket.org/asamm/locus-api/src/19a284255e6f7e962ec1bf120988a21eed56ec95/src/locus/api/objects/extra/ExtraData.java?at=default#cl-96
Cool, thanks. I wonder why Google can't find it. :-)