[Xastir] split_gnis script

[Kurt A. Freiberger]

OK, I looked once again, and now there's all the GNIS maps in there.  Did it just take that long to get all the files????  I've only had one cup of coffee this AM.
kf


OK, I ran the script, got lots of TX_<mumble>.gnis files, one for each county..  I created a directory of GNIS, and moved them in there, and re-indexed.  It now only shows 64 maps under that directory.  Texas has a cubic bleepload of counties.    Does this need to be fixed, or will expanding break something important?

kf

On Mon, 15 Mar 2004 18:38:30 -0800 (PST)
Curt Mills <archer at eskimo.com> wrote:

> On Mon, 15 Mar 2004, Jack Twilley wrote:
> 
> > I accept your challenge.  If either of you folks could send me links
> > to some input files and output files, I'll port the script.
> 
> Input file is a state GNIS file which you can download from the site
> mentioned in the INSTALL or the README.MAPS file.
> 
> Output is the same, only with the extra spaces chopped off the end
> of the lines, CRLF changed to LF, and split into multiple smaller
> files instead of one huge state file.  It's all just text.
> 
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