# README
gpt
Manipulates the route files for the Greater Patagonia Trail.
Install
Mac / Linux
Use homebrew to install:
brew install dave/gpt/gpt
to upgrade:
brew upgrade dave/gpt/gpt
Windows
Download the binary from the releases page.
Usage
Create an empty directory, and copy GPT Master.kmz
into it. This file is included in the track files zip.
Run the gpt
command in that directory.
The command will create a new directory output
with the output files.
Usage of gpt:
-ele
lookup elevations (default true)
-output string
output dir (default "./output")
-points string
all points file (default "./All Points.kmz")
-stamp string
date stamp for output files (default "20200403")
-tracks string
all tracks file (default "./All Tracks.kmz")
-version
show version
# Functions
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# Constants
see https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1q610i2TkfUTHWvtqVAJ0V8zFtzPMQKBXEm7jiPyuDCQ/edit.
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# Variables
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# Structs
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Edge connects exactly two Nodes.
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Network is a collection of Segments which adjoin at nodes.
Node is a collection of Points in the same approximate location.
Path is a path through a network.
Point is the start, end or mid-point of a Segment.
Route is a continuous path composed of several adjoining segments.
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Section is a section folder.
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Segment is a placemark / linestring.
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Terminator is the position of the start/end of a section.
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