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- September 12, 2017 at 19:44 #20088EmuxParticipant
Mapsforge POI specification will advance to version 2.
That will provide “proper” multiple categories per POI and more efficient storage (as had discussed with Christian and Tobias).
– POI writer will produce only the newer v2 .poi files
– POI readers will be compatible with both v2 and v1 .poi filesThanks to community work and more info is in Mapsforge forum announcement.
September 12, 2017 at 22:54 #20097TobiasKeymasterThanks Emux, great news (again). Lots of good developments at the mapsforge community at the moment, I’m looking forward to test it (when I have a bit more time at hand)…
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September 19, 2017 at 15:47 #20167EmuxParticipantMapsforge POI version 2 is now available.
You can use master poi-writer to produce poi v2 files.
Cruiser (Android + Desktop) was also published with POI v2 (and v1) compatibility.
September 20, 2017 at 09:06 #20169ChristianKKeymasterHi Emux,
If I got this right – POI_V2 files will be compatible with (eg) Oruxmaps when the Orux will implement the new Lib in the App?
Best regards
ChristianSeptember 20, 2017 at 10:31 #20171EmuxParticipantHi Christian,
Mapsforge poi reader(s) are compatible with both v1 and v2 poi files, so you’re right!
January 25, 2020 at 15:57 #33468ChristianKKeymasterHi Emux,
I tried V2 Pois – yes I know, late very late – and got an error see attached logfile.
Pllease can you take a look at the poi-mapping.xml.
A tag that is assigned to more than one cat is (eg.) alpine_hut
Up to now I added one ore more blanks to the tags name to avoid this error, but that should’nt be the solution.thanks Christian
January 25, 2020 at 17:17 #33476EmuxParticipantDo you have in poi mapping 2 same poi categories?
Is there some small poi mapping so can reproduce it easier?January 25, 2020 at 17:19 #33478EmuxParticipantBy the way please report such cases in Mapsforge forum so that anyone from the community can better help.
January 25, 2020 at 18:51 #33482ChristianKKeymasterHi Emux,
Thanks for super fast answer, here are the files with only alpine_hut in two cats.
Best regards
ChristianJanuary 25, 2020 at 22:43 #33490EmuxParticipantWhat implemented in POI v2 is to support multiple categories per POI (see the related discussion / issue).
That is not hosting the same sub-category many times inside different parent categories in poi mapping tree.
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January 26, 2020 at 16:37 #33499JuanjoParticipantWhat implemented in POI v2 is to support multiple categories per POI (see the related discussion / issue).
That is not hosting the same sub-category many times inside different parent categories in poi mapping tree.
Hi Emux,
I do think that having the same subcategory on several categories, like having ‘Alpine Huts’ in ‘Hiking’ and ‘Accomodation’ categories, makes sense. This was possible on the first version of the POI spec, see below.
SELECT * FROM poi_categories WHERE name LIKE '%Alpine Huts%' ORDER BY id id name parent 16 Alpine Huts / Berghütten 24 30 Alpine Huts / Berghütten 37 59 Alpine Huts / Berghütten 65
So it looks to me like a regression in version 2
Regards
January 26, 2020 at 17:25 #33501EmuxParticipantThis was possible on the first version of the POI spec
It was never designed or worked that way in any version.
See Christian’s answer above (uses a trick):Up to now I added one ore more blanks to the tags name to avoid this error, but that should’nt be the solution.
January 26, 2020 at 17:50 #33509JuanjoParticipantoh shit! 😉 I see now, there are spaces added to the second and third category names.
My understanding about the RTree stuff is that the index contains one entry for each record in poi_data table, unless I am missing something, it has nothing to do with categories.
Thank you for your quick response.
Regards
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January 27, 2020 at 16:26 #33515ChristianKKeymaster🙂
Nevertheless I will use the new POI-Writer from next update of OAM on.
It provides smaler files… - AuthorPosts
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