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GOOGLE EARTH GPSBABEL CRASH WINDOWS

Improve Google Earth KML handling of on read.Improve handling of UTF-8 in pathnames, command line and internally.Also add support for Unicode in path and environment variables. Improvements in ESRI shape files, finally making this format useful without source edits.Synchronized ICAO country codes with Wikipedia #fixme add Linky-links.Correctly read diff and terr from geocaching loc filesThank you, Rick Richardson.Improve use of strings swapping between local 8-bit

GOOGLE EARTH GPSBABEL CRASH WINDOWS

Add Unicode argument support to Windows so arguments can be correctly ingested.

Improve handling of 'T' and 'R readers', improve date and time reading, parser improvements.įor rich dates and times, removed use of a fixed length buffer, So you can now override without a rebuild.

Improve time handling for new UTC/GPS time shifts, adding a command line flag.

Major work in Garmin FIT format to handle V2 of these files, improving handling of UTC offsets, handle enhanced speed and enhanced altitude records, handling a VIRB Ultra 30, and fixing other reported bugs.

Improve handling in NMEA file reader of short sentences, particularly of GPGSA.

With the web version of Google Earth that can't mix and match secure Request resources from Groundspeak HQ's web servers to better play

(Yahoo, Terraserver, Microsoft Research, StreetView) and securely

Change the Geocaching KML writer for Google Earthto remove several dead map types.Numerous enhancements in the interpolation filter fixing altitudes,.Rework the way the JNI handles the callbacks between C++ and Javascript for our map. Various work for WebKit and WebEngine as distros move (or not) to supported versions of Qt.I intend to fix a lot of the links (they were copy-pasted) and reorder so all the garmin_fit traffic is together and such. Work to improve stability and robustness. This page is a work in progress while I'm scrambling to get 1.6 betas up andīlowing dust out of the release process. It's admittedly been a long time since we released