--- Log opened Wed Aug 22 00:00:47 2012 03:22 -!- cp15` [rhkvpy@p57B1CFE6.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #navit 03:22 -!- cp15 [qgbfio@p57B1CB91.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has quit [Disconnected by services] 03:22 -!- cp15` is now known as cp15 03:22 -!- mode/#navit [+o cp15] by ChanServ 04:06 -!- noradtux [~noradtux@2002:5ce0:3924::1] has quit [Remote host closed the connection] 04:07 -!- noradtux [~noradtux@2002:4e36:12e9::1] has joined #navit 08:26 -!- sera [~sera@gentoo/developer/sera] has joined #navit 08:29 -!- sera_ [~sera@gentoo/developer/sera] has quit [Ping timeout: 240 seconds] 08:31 -!- z30 is now known as KaZeR_W 09:36 -!- jbaxter [~jbaxter@192.94.31.2] has joined #navit 10:27 -!- sera_ [~sera@gentoo/developer/sera] has joined #navit 10:30 -!- sera [~sera@gentoo/developer/sera] has quit [Ping timeout: 245 seconds] 10:32 -!- drlizau [~liz@billiau.net] has joined #navit 10:44 -!- ButterflyOfFire [~Butterfly@41.98.159.250] has joined #navit 10:44 -!- ButterflyOfFire [~Butterfly@41.98.159.250] has quit [Changing host] 10:44 -!- ButterflyOfFire [~Butterfly@unaffiliated/butterflyoffire] has joined #navit 12:06 -!- ButterflyOfFire [~Butterfly@unaffiliated/butterflyoffire] has quit [Read error: Operation timed out] 12:49 -!- drlizau [~liz@billiau.net] has quit [Remote host closed the connection] 16:15 -!- tryagain [57f5cb12@gateway/web/freenode/ip.87.245.203.18] has joined #navit 16:39 -!- jbaxter [~jbaxter@192.94.31.2] has quit [Read error: Operation timed out] 16:40 -!- jbaxter [~jbaxter@192.94.31.2] has joined #navit 16:56 -!- KaneTW [~kane@cl-972.dus-01.de.sixxs.net] has joined #navit 17:00 < KaneTW> Hey. I'm using the latest nightly build of Navit (mostly for speedcam support) with the GTK gui and a premade OSM map on Windows 7. While everything works fine, the graphics look awful -- incredibly aliased and not very pleasant to look at. Is that a known issue or is that just a problem on my end. 17:20 < tryagain> KaneTW What do tou mean by graphics, roads and buildings on the map, text labels on the map, POI icons or text/icons of the controlling interface? It may be a good idea to post a screenshot somewhere. 17:39 < tryagain> CIA-96 ping 17:52 < KaneTW> sec 17:56 < KaneTW> imgur.com/6a4aF 18:02 < tryagain> well that's the way it looks for me too. 18:02 -!- korrosa [~netbook@host-78-145-252-10.as13285.net] has joined #navit 18:02 < korrosa> KaneTW: That looks pretty standard for Navit. 18:03 < korrosa> Check out some of the screenshots on the wiki... 18:13 < tryagain> cp15 CIA is dead at this channel. 18:14 < KaneTW> ok, just wondering 18:17 < korrosa> tryagain: Your latest commit looks interesting! Can you explain it? 18:18 < korrosa> (I haven't checked trac or wiki, so if you've done that there I can check later...) 18:18 < tryagain> Writing on the track currently 18:24 -!- jbaxter [~jbaxter@192.94.31.2] has quit [Quit: Quiting] 18:26 -!- antenna1 [~Stelton@dslb-094-217-196-156.pools.arcor-ip.net] has joined #navit 18:33 -!- Brinky_ [brinky@faui2k3.org] has joined #navit 18:35 -!- curious_ [~curious@bwv190.internetdsl.tpnet.pl] has joined #navit 18:38 -!- Netsplit *.net <-> *.split quits: tryagain, @ChanServ, ventYl, Mineque, dTal, Brinky, korrosa, PiotrCurious, kenguest_, latouche, (+4 more, use /NETSPLIT to show all of them) 18:38 -!- Brinky_ is now known as Brinky 18:38 -!- Netsplit over, joins: Mineque, @KaZeR 18:38 -!- Netsplit over, joins: latouche 18:39 -!- Netsplit over, joins: noradtux, Celelibi, hape 18:40 -!- Netsplit over, joins: dTal, korrosa 18:40 -!- Netsplit over, joins: ventYl 18:43 -!- tryagain [d9962abb@gateway/web/freenode/session] has joined #navit 18:43 < tryagain> http://trac.navit-project.org/ticket/456#comment:49 18:43 < tryagain> korrosa ^^^^^^^^^^^ 18:45 -!- Netsplit *.net <-> *.split quits: @KaZeR, Mineque 18:45 -!- Netsplit over, joins: Mineque, @KaZeR 18:47 < korrosa> Thanks - looks good. I'll have a go at documenting that on the wiki tomorrow. 18:47 < korrosa> Does anyone actually use Navit on a horse? 18:48 < korrosa> tryagain: What are the units of the second value in the tuple if a percent sign is not used? Meters? 18:50 < tryagain> That's not exactly meters. It's map units which are exact meters at the equator but are scaled when we go to poles. 18:54 -!- fOB [~fob@ip-178-202-247-64.unitymediagroup.de] has joined #navit 18:55 < korrosa> OK, understood. 18:59 < korrosa> tryagain: What I don't understand: standard vehicle profiles have 3 sets of tuples. The pedantic profile has 2 sets of tuples. Why don't they both need the same? 18:59 < korrosa> I thought there were three squares: origin, destination, and route? So how can it get away with only two tuples? 18:59 < korrosa> I'm probably missing some knowledge here... 19:02 < tryagain> Nope, we had rectangle around the route, and two squares around each waypoint(endpoint). Of last two one has order=18 and distance=10000, another has order=8 and distance=40000. 19:04 < korrosa> So none around the origin? 19:05 < tryagain> For origin we have the same as for waypoints. 19:06 < korrosa> Ah, I see. So number_of_squares = 1 + (2*number_waypoints) 19:06 < tryagain> First is rectangle. 19:06 < korrosa> Where the origin is also a waypoint. So for a standard A-B route, the total number of squares is 5. 19:07 < tryagain> yes 19:08 < korrosa> OK. So, if using three tuples, the first tuple describes the route square, whilst the second and third tuples describe the two squares around each waypoint. 19:08 < korrosa> If using two, the first tuple describes the route square, whilst the second tuple describes both squares around each waypoint. 19:08 < korrosa> Correct? 19:09 < tryagain> s/first/tuple with percent sign/ s/second/one without it/ 19:10 < tryagain> order in which tuples come doesnt matter. It depends only on percent sign appearance. 19:11 < korrosa> Ah, I see. Smart. 19:11 < tryagain> #:-) 19:12 < korrosa> And you mention rectangles, whilst I mention squares. Is it actually a rectangle? I presumed squares because there's only one length provided... 19:13 < tryagain> Rectangle is built around the whole set of waypoints and then each side is enlarged by given percentage. 19:14 < tryagain> well I might be lying. Let me see the code... 19:16 -!- kenguest [~radagast@lir.talideon.com] has joined #navit 19:16 < korrosa> :) 19:16 -!- tryagain [d9962abb@gateway/web/freenode/session] has quit [Changing host] 19:16 -!- tryagain [d9962abb@gateway/web/freenode/ip.217.150.42.187] has joined #navit 19:18 < tryagain> Partially. Rectangle is built around the waypoint set and then each side is enlarged by given percentage of the longest side. 19:19 < tryagain> actually, twice the given percentage. 19:26 < korrosa> OK, so I'm going to draw a picture... 19:27 < tryagain> good idea :) 19:29 < tryagain> So if you have (0,0) and (100,10) endpoints (which define 100x10 rectangle) and factor of 25%, you'll get big search rectangle with each corner moved by 25% of 100 from the center in each direction, i.e. (-25,-25) and (125,35), or 150x60 19:42 -!- antenna1 [~Stelton@dslb-094-217-196-156.pools.arcor-ip.net] has left #navit [] 19:43 < korrosa> tryagain: http://i.imgur.com/cUXUv.png 19:43 < korrosa> That's for the route square. Then... 19:44 < korrosa> (Or more correctly, route rectangle!) 19:44 < tryagain> Exactly! 19:51 < korrosa> Then the entire route: http://i.imgur.com/zQbEi.png 19:52 < korrosa> Assuming a fictional 4:25%,8:80000,18:50000 19:59 < tryagain> Actually, square sides would be 160 and 100km, because each corner is moved from the waypoint by given distance to South or North and East or West. 20:03 < tryagain> To mess up everybody, you may draw 4:25%,8:80000,18:50000,3:150% 20:22 < korrosa> Of course: http://i.imgur.com/Q5m05.png 20:23 < korrosa> Now for the other one... 20:28 < korrosa> tryagain: http://i.imgur.com/XidVG.png 20:29 < korrosa> My first guess is that the first tuple is ignored when the last tuple is found... 20:29 < korrosa> Whoops Z4 = Z3 really... 20:31 < korrosa> And if that's not the case, then http://i.imgur.com/bQtZr.png 20:40 < tryagain> two sides of each z8 should be outside of z4. You drawn only one of each outside. 20:41 < tryagain> I'm starting to think adding those rectangles squares to the route graph map so it can be drawn below the actual map %) 20:42 < tryagain> reactangles and squares 20:48 < korrosa> You're right - my Z4 rectangle slipped: http://imgur.com/OyNRi 20:50 < korrosa> Would they be easy to draw on the map? 20:54 < korrosa> A question about the two squares around the waypoints: if no route is found in Z8, does the routing algorithm then switch to Z18? 20:55 < korrosa> And if this is the case, then those route_depth's with only two tuples have no fallback if it doesn't work first time, right? 20:56 < korrosa> tryagain ^^^^^^^^ 20:57 < korrosa> (When I say two tuples, I mean one with a %, and one without) 21:16 < tryagain> korrosa There is no switch. At first stage, every road that fits to any one (or more) of rectangles is taken into the route graph. When I say fits the rectangle I mean not only rectangle geometry, but its zoom level, too. At the second stage, flooding is done to find the route. If it's not found, there's nothing to do with this vehicleprofile. 21:16 < tryagain> vehicleprofile can be switched only manually. 21:21 < korrosa> tryagain: If a road is to fit within a rectangle, does that mean the ENTIRE road (i.e. it's start and end nodes, and all nodes in-between of the way)? 21:28 < tryagain> good question, but that is quite far of the code I touched today, to tell correctly I think I should remember maptool details... I think the the OSM way segment between closest road crossings will come to route graph. But that segment will be represented by its two end nodes, any inner nodes will be thrown away. 21:29 -!- drlizau [~liz@billiau.net] has joined #navit 21:29 < tryagain> btw rectangles are indeed rectangular cuboids if you imagine them on the tiled map with third dimension being zoom level. 21:32 < korrosa> OK, I think I get it now! Thanks for the education - I'll have to write all this up on the wiki! 21:34 < tryagain> Please put a note here when you done. 21:34 < korrosa> Yeah, you're definitely gonna have to check it! 21:34 -!- woglinde [~henning@g229047092.adsl.alicedsl.de] has joined #navit 21:41 < curious_> thanx for working on this 21:41 -!- ChanServ [ChanServ@services.] has joined #navit 21:41 -!- ServerMode/#navit [+o ChanServ] by holmes.freenode.net 21:42 -!- curious_ is now known as curious 21:48 < curious> i have some commercial work eating my time till end of this week and then i hope i'll have some time for field tests 21:49 < curious> btw. is there any OOM mechanism for routing algo ? i.e. can it be 'ulimit'ed somehow? (and forked as separate task) so if it runs out of mem , it could just retry with smaller rectangles? 21:50 < curious> i.e. some golden center could be found on low mem/vs long route , to make navit compute _some_ route instead of just producing no route or crashing 21:50 < curious> (automatically) 21:51 -!- tryagain [d9962abb@gateway/web/freenode/ip.217.150.42.187] has quit [Ping timeout: 245 seconds] 21:51 -!- Megaf [~Megaf@unaffiliated/megaf] has joined #navit 21:51 < Megaf> hey all 21:51 < Megaf> how are you folks? 21:52 < Megaf> Well, I just got a Win CE 6 satnav and im going to try navit on it 22:00 -!- drlizau [~liz@billiau.net] has quit [Remote host closed the connection] 22:02 < korrosa> Megaf: And how's it working out for you? 22:32 -!- woglinde [~henning@g229047092.adsl.alicedsl.de] has quit [Ping timeout: 245 seconds] 22:34 -!- korrosa [~netbook@host-78-145-252-10.as13285.net] has left #navit [] 22:36 < Megaf> wheres he? 22:39 < Megaf> and actually, I dont know how its working for me, I think its not working 22:39 < Megaf> I have no idea about GPS status, there is no Icon or info anywhere 22:39 < Megaf> and I could not see an option to show where I am 22:42 < Megaf> navit 0.5.0 5214 22:46 < Megaf> also, nothing happens after I insert a street name 23:41 -!- antenna1 [~antenna@dslb-094-217-196-156.pools.arcor-ip.net] has joined #navit 23:43 < antenna1> Is it just me or is the version number shown in navit ( light bulb icon ) stuck at 5202? 23:46 -!- z30 [~Z30@77.242.201.55] has joined #navit 23:49 -!- KaZeR_W [~Z30@77.242.201.54] has quit [Read error: Operation timed out] --- Log closed Thu Aug 23 00:00:47 2012