[Xastir-dev] first cut at geocoder
Curt, WE7U
archer at eskimo.com
Tue Mar 30 13:29:57 EST 2004
On Tue, 30 Mar 2004 tbaggett at jump.net wrote:
> If I may share an opinion, I feel that drawing a vector from your current
> position to the position of the "destination" object would do more to add map
> clutter than to provide any help.
I disagree, but it's not like that's a first or anything!
I do agree that it's a non-optimal solution. Big-time. I don't
agree that it's not a useful start. It's a very easy implementation
that will provide useful functionality immediately. The alternative
is to do nothing right now, as the more optimal solution will take a
lot of time/energy to accomplish.
So... We're not talking about a final solution here, we're only
talking about a quick-and-dirty solution that will provide _some_
functionality, where otherwise there would be none.
> > VERY similar. That might give us some good algorithms to go look at
> > when we get ready to do it... PCB auto-routing open-source projects!
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> I disagree based on Roads != PCB Traces.
Point well taken. I'll have to get into graph theory again to get
my head around what to do. Perhaps others are closer to college
than I am and perhaps can think about this stuff a little more,
providing direction as we go along.
> The auto-routing analogy would only work IMHO if we were building new roads
> rather than trying to utilize existing roads.
Heck, I have a 4WD...
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