From: Guilhem B. <gui...@gm...> - 2010-08-11 20:07:31
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2010/8/9 Robert Norris <rw_...@ho...>: > I recently stopped using viking for route planning, finding www.bikehike.co.uk much more useful (especially being in the UK!). Can you give us more details about features missing in viking for a good routing software? Personnally, I have some ideas about routing stuff in viking. First of all, I think we have to generalize the code in order to use different routing services (like I did for the "Go to" feature). Next, I don't feel the "magic scisor" really user friendly nor intuitive (some friends of mine were surprised when I explain them what is this feature). So, I imagined some other way to prepare the request for a generic "routing service". One of them can be: 1) create a track starting at your starting point and ending at your destination 2) eventually, add trackpoints if you need to go through somel checkpoints 2) use a "filter" to request a real route using these checkpoints. 3) you obtain the real route as a new track As editing track is not really simple (at least nowadays), perhaps can we use waypoints instead: 1) creat as many waypoints as needed 2) order them by name 3) use a filter on the TRW layer to request a route 4) you obtain the real route as a new track These are my ideas for this feature. -- Guilhem BONNEFILLE -=- JID: gu...@im... MSN: gui...@ho... -=- mailto:gui...@gm... -=- http://nathguil.free.fr/ |