[Openstreetmap] Re: Problems using the osmeditor

[Nick Whitelegg]

> >> The 'Grab tracks' menu entry is gone.  I suspect this is intentional?
> >
> > Since you're keen for it to stay, I can add it back.
>
> Please do.  This patch add support for it, and also get rid of the
> label for the GPS points to make it easier to see where the road
> actually is located.

OK thanks.

> I had to modify the makefile to get the build working.  I changed it
> to use xmlrpc-c-config, and fetch Qt from the default Debian location,
> and to link/build jeeps without installing it into /usr/local/.  Which
> of these changes are acceptable?

Any are basically, the makefile will always have to be modified to suit a 
particular user's system.


> Should we try to focus on one editor, instead of working on one java
> one and one C++ one?

I feel they serve slightly different user bases. The Java one is more 
designed, I feel, for actually editing OpenStreetMap data and upload of GPX 
to OpenStreetMap, while the C++ one is designed to be a more lightweight 
GPX-focused editor, not necessarily including upload to OpenStreetMap. I'm 
certainly keen for the C++ one to continue for GPX editing/Landsat analysis. 
What do people think?

Nick