Introducing GPXClean for Windows!

Thanks for your time creating this and sharing

It helps me keep everything alike. It helps findiong dups,etc. Also help making the file more readable..

Thanks Camera BOB!

Edit: btw, You should ask to put this site in the software and tools area. I was tring to find it but could not. I checked the FAQ but was not there.. JM or Turtle, Can you do this for future ref?

Thanks!!

I will use this just before posting up the updated Mazda poi.

Thanks for all the your hardwork!

I have no problem with that. Although the server is in my basement, barring another Sandy, it is usually up 100% of the time (unless I'm doing updates to my home network or server).

(For what it's worth, I hadn't even known that there was a page with web links to GPS software. )

You guys always see to out do yourself every time, even when I think its impossible. keep up the awesome work!

Awesome work

I need to try this!

Thanks! Great work.

But in the interim, give this a whirl:

http://camerabob.dyndns.org:5190/poi-factory/CLIClean.html

Basically, it's an online syntax formatter for GPXclean. Copy and paste the output to the command prompt, and you should be good to go. It works in Firefox, but my IE doesn't seem to like it much. Any Chrome users, let me know how that fares. I don't use that either.

An awesome piece of software engineering!

seems like there is a 40 character limit in the input fields for the paths to files.

In Chrome I could not do a cut and paste.

I did manage to recreate in notepad the command I could not cut and paste and it ran ok after I filled in the characters left out by the 40 character limit.

I opened that up. It's now 100. I also dumped the javascript popup window in favor of a text box that's much less elegant but way more functional. Have at it.

Damn javascript.... (and Internet Explorer)

Seems Internet Explorer doesn't like the 'document.form_name.id.value' method, so I had to change it to 'document.getElementById('id').value'. Not written anywhere obvious... But now it's working in Internet Explorer!

spaces seem to cause a problem

if -i is "g g"
and -o is gg
and -c is ggc
and path to gpxclean is c:x\y
and path to gpx suite is C:\a\b\c c\d d\f f\g g

then the result is

"C:\x\y\GPXClean.exe" -i "C:\a\b\c c\d d\f f\g g\"g g"" -o "C:\a\b\c c\d d\f f\g g\gg" -c "C:\a\b\c c\d d\f f\g g\ggc" -case normal -abbr long -poi normal -tele 2 -logt yes -save yes

You don't need to use them when you enter your file names or paths. Originally I didn't use them if a path wasn't entered. I just changed that. Now, quotes are always added for any field that is entered into a text box. I strip out any that are entered as well.

not sure I am understanding this. The instructions say
"Extension is optional, quotes needed
if the name contains any spaces"

The web command builder doesn't require quotes. It adds them for the command line where they are needed.

Thanks for pointing that out!

Corrected.

Looks good to me.

I am pasting the results into a simple batch file of the form

Echo
(camerabob output)
Pause

to see your messages

Last time I ran it, my output file and my change file did not have default extensions. I had to add them (.gpx and .txt, respectively) to view them.

Inputting the extensions obviously gets what is needed.

I'll look into the missing auto extension function.

The long anticipated GUI front end for GPX Clean!

http://camerabob.dyndns.org:5190/poi-factory/GPXClean-GUI.jp...

So far it looks good, but it doesn't do a damn thing! Expect it in under a week.

-camerabob

Will be another good tool in our bag.

GPX Clean for Windows. It's not quite the whole package. You still need the original GPX Clean, but this will allow you to enter all the commands via a windows GUI. Also updated GPX Clean to version 0.93 which includes the new Windows version inside the .zip file as well. (I also changed CR from 'circle' to 'County Road') Cruise here to check it out.

http://camerabob.dyndns.org:5190/poi-factory/GPXCleanW.html

I'm only up to Windows XP at home. I hope it installs on Windows 7 and the like. Let me know if you have any problems. The built in Visual Basic installer wasn't worth the cardboard it was shipped in. I made my own installer in batch file form, so it's a bit dicey (but it should work!).

Have at it folks!