Fwd: [Xastir] Two suggestions
Alan Crosswell
alan at columbia.edu
Tue Apr 27 17:00:16 EDT 2004
The size of the dbf is not what makes it difficult; It's what columns there are
in it.
/a
Luc Dore VA2KSH wrote:
> Hi Curt,
>
> Right now, I don't have dbfawk in the build. However I'll add it and
> recompile but only after taxes are done (April 30th in Canada) ):
>
> As you requested I've added a link to geobase on the findwe.com site.
>
> However, the task of creating a new awk filter for those maps (which is
> unchartered waters for the xastir crowd I believe) seems a little
> daunting considering the amount of stuff available from geobase.ca....
> <insert sigh here> Just the dbf from Quebec's roadways is 528656545
> bytes (528 Megs) once uncompressed, and Ontario's is 735743376 (735
> Megs) uncompressed.
>
> Would anyone on the list be willing to lend a hand ?
>
> Luc D. -- VA2KSH
> PGPid: 0x6A0DF068
>
> On Apr 27, 2004, at 13:24, Curt, WE7U wrote:
>
>>
>> You can also compile in dbfawk support, create a dbfawk file for
>> those types of maps, then really customize how they are displayed.
>> If you do this, donate the dbfawk file back to us so that other
>> people can use it, or put it up for download and add it to this web
>> site yourself:
>>
>> http://www.findewe.com/nwaprs/XastirMaps
>>
>> In fact, add the site you're talking about above to that page. I'm
>> not sure anyone else knows about roadmaps for Canada.
>
>
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