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05:14 #navit: <+jkoan> KaZeR: poke for #452
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10:15 #navit: < Gigis> Hey guys!
10:15 #navit: < Gigis> I've been recently developing a small car computer based on RaspberryPi3 model B and PyQt5. I want to include Navit in it. Sadly, I encountered some problems during installation. I used the newest Git repository and while cmaking the script was complaining about some PyQt5 dependencies (like Qt5config). I didn't find any solution on the internet. Would installing Qt5 solve it? As mentioned here: https://wiki.navit-project.org/index.php/
10:15 #navit: < Gigis> section*.
10:16 #navit: < Gigis> I ignored the problem and downloaded the last stable release from Github (i.e. the version 0.5.0). The installation went quite smoothly. But afterwards I encountered a problem with the maptool script. I downloaded files from Geofabrik and converted it, but the result was not looking as expected. The map had streets overlapping each other and was a general mess. I couldn't download the maps from your servers as they are down.
10:16 #navit: < Gigis> That was the time I discovered this channel and have seen that one of the servers is still working. I used it and this time the maps look nice. Now I have a couple of questions and hope that you might help me.
10:16 #navit: < Gigis> 1. Yesterday you've been talking about the new GUI (QML2). Would I still be able to easily modify the app in the xml file if I use this GUI? If yes would I be able to still embed it in my PyQt5 GUI?
10:16 #navit: < Gigis> 2. I've seen the gif available on the wiki page but it seems that it doesn't contain any internal on-screen keyboard? 
10:16 #navit: < Gigis> 3. There are available pre-built images/installers. I am wondering whether they still enable access to normal raspbian or do they only enable usage of Navit?
10:16 #navit: < Gigis> 4. Could I use NavitConfigurator for my purposes or is it only working for Android?
10:17 #navit: < Gigis> 5. In my project the GPS is located a bit far from the RapberryPi and I am solving this problem in such a way that I am only sending the position of the car to the Pi instead of all files. Is there any simple way that I could implement a Python script (or any other script) to get the data in the format that Navit wants it? Here (http://wiki.navit-project.org/index.php/Configuration/Vehicle_Options) I've seen that you use the gpsd format
10:17 #navit: < Gigis> Any suggestions how can solve this issue?
10:17 #navit: < Gigis> Any piece of advice is really appreciated. If you have any other ideas that I could implement I would be really grateful for that as well.
10:17 #navit: < Gigis> I hope that this message is not too big for this channel. If you prefer any other method of communication just let me know.
10:17 #navit: < Gigis> Thanks in advance for any help!
11:31 #navit: < naggety> Gigis: About point 5, you can use vehicle_file, instead of vehicle_gpsd. This is just a regular file which is being read all the time, and it should contain NMEA sentences.
11:32 #navit: < naggety> Gigis: you can make a script than convert the info you have to an NMEA sentence and write it to the file. Then navit reads it as it comes.
11:33 #navit: < naggety> Gigis: this is mainly intended to receive NMEA sentences from the serial port, represented in linux by an /dev/ttyXXX file, but it should also work this way.
11:34 #navit: < naggety> Gigis: however, what do you mean with "sending the position instead of all files"? What files?
11:34 #navit: < naggety> Gigis: I think gpsd can read GPS data using TCP/IP, or something similar.
11:41 #navit: < naggety> Gigis: point 2: I don't know what gif do you say, but navit do have an on-screen keyboard. I think it can be disabled somehow, but normally it have it enabled.
11:42 #navit: < naggety> Gigis: point 3: which images/installers are you refering to?
11:43 #navit: < naggety> Gigis: point 4: as far as I know it's only for Android, but I'm not sure. Other person will tell you with more security.
11:44 #navit: < naggety> Gigis: point 1: I'm interested in knowing it too.
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16:19 #navit: <@KaZeR> hi there
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16:25 #navit: <@KaZeR> Gigis, in case you read the logs:
16:26 #navit: <@KaZeR> 1) the xml isn't planned to go away. The XML allows to configure most of Navit, far beyond the UI. The only difference could be that the UI would be defined in a different set of files (QML) instead of html in the xml as the internal gui
16:27 #navit: <@KaZeR> also this shouldn't affect embedding. Navit has been embeddable in QT apps for many many years and we don't want to break that
16:28 #navit: <@KaZeR> 2) the gif is a preview of what we have been building. For this one, instead of building our own keyboard as we did with internal, it might make more sense to use the qtvirtualkeyboard widget instead. I should update that preview soon. Naggety, I believe that Gigis was referring to the gif on the qml2 wiki page
16:29 #navit: <@KaZeR> 3) unsure also about your question, can you please clarify?
16:29 #navit: <@KaZeR> 4) NavitConfigurator should work as it's a generic configurator. Although it has been developped outside of the project, and might be slightly outdated
16:29 #navit: <@KaZeR> 5) agree with naggety here, gpsd should do the trick
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18:55 #navit: < GNUtoo> hi, http://maps.navit-project.org/planet.bin doesn't seem to work, has http://maps.navit-project.org/ been decommissioned?
19:18 #navit: <@KaZeR> hi GNUtoo 
19:18 #navit: <@KaZeR> we are facing an issue with our main server
19:18 #navit: <@KaZeR> in the meantime, maps3 should work 
19:52 #navit: < GNUtoo> ok thanks
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