lurkin
27-05-2010, 06:06 AM
This occurs when a polyline is broken up into more than one non contiguous polyline (or non connecting polyline).
This is the same error as:-
Error R014: Several DataX for routable roads not permitted! (You can see links before reply)
In fact running a different cGPSmapper compiler version generates a different error message for the same error!
The rest of the article is the same as Error R014 (You can see links before reply) with different screen shots - you can skip it if you have already read the R014 error article (You can see links before reply)
The error message box from cgpsmapper is shown in the diagram
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Note this is not the same as “spliting polylines” – which is ok.
This causes compilation to stop and crash and won’t continue until it is fixed.
To find where it is on the map
Click ok on the error message box
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No point in reporting it, best to find the error and fix it yourself!!!
Double click on the compiler box which should take you to the line where the error occurred.
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Highlight and copy a set of coordinates
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Close both the cgpsmapper box
Go back to the source file and press “CTRL+G” to “Go to Position” and paste the coordinates that you have copied into the box.You should then be taken to the polyline that caused the problem
How to fix this error
To do this, Tools – Select Objects
Click on the Polyline which should turn magenta
Right click and you should notice that “Extract All Elements” is bolded indicating that there is a problem with this polyline where there are more than one element.
Just to confirm this (you don’t need to do this everytime – this is just for illustrating this tutorial), click on Properties, then select Elements tab
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You will notice that there are five sets of data for this one polyline.
Eg There is more than one set of Data0=….. line within the same polyline, these must be removed
Click Close and then click on the line again to select it
Right click again
Click on “Extract All Elements” and this should fix the problem
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That’s all you need to do.
The problem with a file that has multiple instances of this is that you will need to re-run the compiler after fixing one error polyline and wait for it to report another instance and go through all the steps above to fix it before continuing.
Just imagine doing this through Mapcenter2 – it will take days or weeks to get a finished product!
This iterative process is very time consuming if you have many instances of this problem.
I do hope that someday, GPSMapedit adds a functionality under the Tools – Verify Map to check for this to allow a mapper to eliminate these errors before sending the file for compilation.
Alternatively, you could search for these lines using a text editor but searching for multiple Data0=xx line within [polyline] and [end] tags require some programming knowledge and a customised script to do that
Anyone out there able to help write this? :-)
This is what the SOURCE DATA looks like in a text editor (like Editpad Lite)
[POLYLINE]
Type=0x5
EndLevel=2
CityIdx=7
RoadID=12030
RouteParam=3,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
Data0=(18.02133,102.61046),(18.02146,102.61080),(1 8.02231,102.61154),(18.02162,102.61304)
Nod1=0,236539,0
Nod2=3,236538,0
Data0=(18.01393,102.60218),(18.01456,102.60254),(1 8.01498,102.60286),(18.01541,102.60324),(18.01582, 102.60369),(18.01643,102.60440),(18.01655,102.6045 9),(18.01685,102.60485),(18.01711,102.60506),(18.0 1736,102.60507),(18.01764,102.60498),(18.01783,102 .60482),(18.01827,102.60476),(18.01855,102.60494), (18.01867,102.60535),(18.01918,102.60685),(18.0197 9,102.60737),(18.02015,102.60781),(18.02073,102.60 947),(18.02133,102.61046)
Nodes1=(0,236552),(19,236539)
Data0=(18.00955,102.59857),(18.00977,102.59852),(1 8.01105,102.59955),(18.01147,102.59989),(18.01197, 102.60041),(18.01220,102.60068),(18.01261,102.6014 2),(18.01287,102.60173),(18.01386,102.60216)
Nodes2=(0,21852),(7,236543),(8,236553)
This is the same error as:-
Error R014: Several DataX for routable roads not permitted! (You can see links before reply)
In fact running a different cGPSmapper compiler version generates a different error message for the same error!
The rest of the article is the same as Error R014 (You can see links before reply) with different screen shots - you can skip it if you have already read the R014 error article (You can see links before reply)
The error message box from cgpsmapper is shown in the diagram
You can see links before reply (You can see links before reply)
Note this is not the same as “spliting polylines” – which is ok.
This causes compilation to stop and crash and won’t continue until it is fixed.
To find where it is on the map
Click ok on the error message box
You can see links before reply (You can see links before reply)
No point in reporting it, best to find the error and fix it yourself!!!
Double click on the compiler box which should take you to the line where the error occurred.
You can see links before reply (You can see links before reply)
Highlight and copy a set of coordinates
You can see links before reply (You can see links before reply)
Close both the cgpsmapper box
Go back to the source file and press “CTRL+G” to “Go to Position” and paste the coordinates that you have copied into the box.You should then be taken to the polyline that caused the problem
How to fix this error
To do this, Tools – Select Objects
Click on the Polyline which should turn magenta
Right click and you should notice that “Extract All Elements” is bolded indicating that there is a problem with this polyline where there are more than one element.
Just to confirm this (you don’t need to do this everytime – this is just for illustrating this tutorial), click on Properties, then select Elements tab
You can see links before reply (You can see links before reply)
You will notice that there are five sets of data for this one polyline.
Eg There is more than one set of Data0=….. line within the same polyline, these must be removed
Click Close and then click on the line again to select it
Right click again
Click on “Extract All Elements” and this should fix the problem
You can see links before reply (You can see links before reply)
That’s all you need to do.
The problem with a file that has multiple instances of this is that you will need to re-run the compiler after fixing one error polyline and wait for it to report another instance and go through all the steps above to fix it before continuing.
Just imagine doing this through Mapcenter2 – it will take days or weeks to get a finished product!
This iterative process is very time consuming if you have many instances of this problem.
I do hope that someday, GPSMapedit adds a functionality under the Tools – Verify Map to check for this to allow a mapper to eliminate these errors before sending the file for compilation.
Alternatively, you could search for these lines using a text editor but searching for multiple Data0=xx line within [polyline] and [end] tags require some programming knowledge and a customised script to do that
Anyone out there able to help write this? :-)
This is what the SOURCE DATA looks like in a text editor (like Editpad Lite)
[POLYLINE]
Type=0x5
EndLevel=2
CityIdx=7
RoadID=12030
RouteParam=3,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
Data0=(18.02133,102.61046),(18.02146,102.61080),(1 8.02231,102.61154),(18.02162,102.61304)
Nod1=0,236539,0
Nod2=3,236538,0
Data0=(18.01393,102.60218),(18.01456,102.60254),(1 8.01498,102.60286),(18.01541,102.60324),(18.01582, 102.60369),(18.01643,102.60440),(18.01655,102.6045 9),(18.01685,102.60485),(18.01711,102.60506),(18.0 1736,102.60507),(18.01764,102.60498),(18.01783,102 .60482),(18.01827,102.60476),(18.01855,102.60494), (18.01867,102.60535),(18.01918,102.60685),(18.0197 9,102.60737),(18.02015,102.60781),(18.02073,102.60 947),(18.02133,102.61046)
Nodes1=(0,236552),(19,236539)
Data0=(18.00955,102.59857),(18.00977,102.59852),(1 8.01105,102.59955),(18.01147,102.59989),(18.01197, 102.60041),(18.01220,102.60068),(18.01261,102.6014 2),(18.01287,102.60173),(18.01386,102.60216)
Nodes2=(0,21852),(7,236543),(8,236553)