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(25.10.2010, 18:00)hvdwolf Wrote: Congratulations with your version 2. It works fine on Linux.Great! (25.10.2010, 18:00)hvdwolf Wrote: I didn't test windows and OSX still has the performance issue.The past weeks I have been working on an off on the slow OSX performance (more off than on as it gets frustrating if you don't know java and don't have a clue what to fix, but that aside). I googled around and now I found the following link tried that in the relevant .java files (see below) but it doesn't seem to work.That means, it has no effect? I'd be really astonished if it would. --Christian Posts: 157 Threads: 8 Joined: May 2010 (25.10.2010, 18:39)routeconverter Wrote: That means, it has no effect? I'd be really astonished if it would.So another useless link/try? Or do I understand incorrectly? Posts: 7,503 Threads: 230 Joined: Aug 2007 (25.10.2010, 20:51)hvdwolf Wrote: (25.10.2010, 18:39)routeconverter Wrote: That means, it has no effect? I'd be really astonished if it would.So another useless link/try? Or do I understand incorrectly?I guess, yes. You've modified the rendering of list cells and overwrote and thus removed all the inherited methods. But there are just two of them on the convert panel and the report is for applets embedded in the browser.RouteConverter has a complex technology stack for the map display. It's much more likely that the problem lies there, as I explained it above.Somebody made my think about a completely different approach to avoid that RouteConverter polls the embedded webbrowser. I'm going to implement this in a small prototype on Windows and would be glad if you could test that on Linux and Mac OS X. How about that? --Christian Posts: 7,503 Threads: 230 Joined: Aug 2007 26.10.2010, 16:15 (This post was last modified: 26.10.2010, 16:16 by routeconverter.) (26.10.2010, 07:17)routeconverter Wrote: Somebody made my think about a completely different approach to avoid that RouteConverter polls the embedded webbrowser. I'm going to implement this in a small prototype on Windows and would be glad if you could test that on Linux and Mac OS X. How about that?As a first test, please try to execute the first browser testBrowserTest1Linux64BrowserTest1Mac64BrowserTest1Windows64If successfully started with 'java -jar BrowserTest1Linux64.jar', it should display a window like this:Do you see that? --Christian Users browsing this thread: 1 Guest(s)

Thread Rating: 1 Vote(s) - 5 Average 1 2 3 4 5 RouteConverter and Mac OS X (02.09.2010, 12:44)routeconverter Wrote: (02.09.2010, 11:53)hvdwolf Wrote: What do you mean? did you add new functionality to RouteConverter? I did not pay attention to that.I thought the idea of all those properties is to make a Java application behave more like native Mac OS X applications.With extra functionality I assumed you meant that you built something new into RouteConverter. I did have a look at the mentioned settings and tried them as well. I really didn't notice any difference.I tried them all again, one by one, and I really don't see any difference apart from the menu option which removes the menu. I think MacOSX already applies all the settings automatically as the look&feel is already really native quartz. Posts: 7,503 Threads: 230 Joined: Aug 2007 (06.09.2010, 19:23)hvdwolf Wrote: I think MacOSX already applies all the settings automatically as the look&feel is already really native quartz.Good, I'm removing them from the Constants class again.Did you make any progress regarding the SWT-Webbrowser-polling-affects-menu problem? --Christian Posts: 157 Threads: 8 Joined: May 2010 (06.09.2010, 19:28)routeconverter Wrote: Did you make any progress regarding the SWT-Webbrowser-polling-affects-menu problem?Sorry for being "away" for quite some time.I have been trying with several times in the "Thread.sleep(xyz)" option. Slower times do influence the right-click behavior as it gets slower. It does not influence the popup behavior. Higher sleep times make the popup as such appear slower. However, after that it simply keeps hanging, no matter the sleep time setting. Could it have something to do with the window focus? Does this "Thread.sleep()" function maintain the focus within the main program/window, thereby stealing it from the popup? In this case the popup simply doesn't get the focus.The entire file popup is populated apart from the files it should display (see attached image). Is there something in the file handling on OSX that gets influenced by this timing setting?When hovering with the mouse pointer over the red/orange/green window bulbs to close/minimize/maximize a window, you see the bulbs change getting a cross, minus sign and plus sign in the relevant bulb, but clicking it doesn't do anything.BTW: I stumbled upon this article ( Attached FilesThumbnail(s) Posts: 7,503 Threads: 230 Joined: Aug 2007 19.09.2010, 11:43 (This post was last modified: 19.09.2010, 12:02 by routeconverter.) (19.09.2010, 10:19)hvdwolf Wrote: Sorry for being "away" for quite some time.I'm glad you're here again! (19.09.2010, 10:19)hvdwolf Wrote: Could it have something to do with the window focus? Does this "Thread.sleep()" function maintain the focus within the main program/window, thereby stealing it from the popup? In this case the popup simply doesn't get the focus.I understand the connection between the Thread.sleep() and the

RouteConverter: Convert GPS data with ease RouteConverter is a very intuitive application that was designed to offer users a fast way of converting GPS data that they have collected into tangible or visible data.The program comes with a map view on the left-side and a panel with adjustments and functions for the added GPS positions on the right-side, and users will need to add their files before starting their work, by either using the drag and drop function or browsing for it, while the supported formats are GPX, CSV, KML, and KRT.Users will also be able to use plain text, for it will also work, and the application sports a pretty basic and functional interface, which is more than enough for the outdoor fans.They will also need to make sure that the timezone, coordinates format, and system of measurement is adequately set, adjust the elements like map correction and coordinates that are shown at mouse position, also have all waypoint descriptions visible in a vase they need to understand their bearings for their planned trajectory.RouteConverter is a great application for all outdoor enthusiasts and will save them time and energy when needing to convert all that GPS data into something more tangible.

Thread Rating: 0 Vote(s) - 0 Average 1 2 3 4 5 conversion from .kml to .pln or .flt files Posts: 7,506 Threads: 230 Joined: Aug 2007 (17.03.2021, 16:35)Jaro Wrote: I did not tried to minimize .kml files and I don´t know max size of the file could be imported to MSFS2020. I expected all .pln files could be imported, but I don´t know how to convert it.I'm questioning the assumption that "all .pln files could be imported" when RouteConverter converted them from .kml files. Why? Because .pln files contain, as @kumo found out, lots of information that isn't available in .kml files.That why you (I don't have MSFS2020.) need to find out, what's minimally required. Then we can compare if that's contained in .kml files and if an implementation in RouteConverter makes sense since it will produce files that can be imported.I hope that clarifies the typical process for a new file format? --Christian Posts: 19 Threads: 1 Joined: Mar 2021 Hi Chrisitian,Enclosed I am sending you one .PLN file which is generated by one aircraft flight plan generator program and which is acceptable by MSFS2020. From the same source I generated .KML file ( enclosed as well). So if you could convert this .KML file to .PLN file , I think it will be be acceptable by MSFS2020. The question is if the previous my own raw .KML file ( Barbados - Punta Cana ) has the same structure as enclosed .KML file. Best, Jaro Posts: 7,506 Threads: 230 Joined: Aug 2007 Maybe this makes it clear... I've removed everything from your .pln file that is not available from the .kml file.This is the result:Quote: EDDM to LKPR N48° 21' 13.62",E11° 47' 9.91",+001487.00 N50° 6' 3.00",E14° 15' 36.00",+001234.00 Please put this into a test.pln file and try to import it to MSFT2020. If it fails, interpret the error message and add information from the original file until it's correctly imported. --Christian Posts: 19 Threads: 1 Joined: Mar 2021 Hi Christian,Thank you for your message. I created new file test.pln and start to upload the file to MSFS2020 and