Finding paths between two GPS coordinates on Google maps, embedded in a Qt widget
QtMobility 1.2
Is this the class that does the trick: http://apidocs.meego.com/1.2-preview...ngmanager.html ? Or there are some other ways of doing the same? --Anisha |
Hi,
well, I'm not a programmer, but since I searched a long time for programs for Linux which support my GPS-device (I need it for Geocaching), I've some overview about the software. I'd recommend to look at the sources of "QLandkarteGT" http://www.qlandkarte.org/index.php?...&id=3&Itemid=4. at least GeoMath.cpp within this sources looks promising. Markus |
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I peeked at your link, and couldn't find answers to: 1. What are GPS maps? 2. Does it support Google map tiles, since that's the most descriptive map I ve found. I don't want Openstreet Maps. 3. I couldn't find any link towards this project's API. I haven't yet downloaded its source, but I will soon and see if what's in GeoMath.cpp. |
Hi Anisha,
I'm using QLandkarteGT with Openstreetmaps ;). GPS-maps (as I understand) are routable maps which one can install on GPS-devices. I'm using Openstreetmaps on a Garmin-device. I did not really understand what you want to do. I know that one can get coordinates by clicking into a google-map. How do you generate the coordinates? automatically (via a script)? And if you have the coordinates of two points, what exactly is the path between them? a mathmatical "line"?, a part of the spherical surface? or the route which one can go/drive from one point to the other via the streets? Maybe I can help if I understand more of the real problem. Markus |
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