Hi, http://www.christeck.de/wp/2011/12/20/when-monav-learned-to-speak/ That's it. No usable result, but I hope to proceed during the next weeks and months. -- -- Beste Grüße, Best regards, ce
Hi, http://code.google.com/p/monav/source/browse/?name=permaroute As anticipated, creating useful speech output is more than demanding. It's quite challenging, and frankly, I'm not suprised about that. The current code contains ugly hacks (Stevie Wonder would sing »Isn't it ugly«) and is anything else than usable (exept for hardcore OSM addicts like me, of course). What I have done so far * Persistent route MoNav now is capable of detecting whether the current position is near the computed route or not. This helps to take GPS inaccuracy into account. The route is not recalculated at each GPS update anymore. Instead, MoNav checks whether ther current position is near one of the route's segments. If so, it keeps the route (or truncates it in case the vehicle moves along the route). In case the vehicle leaves the route for more than x meters, MoNav recalculates the route. * Position clicking Clicking the source on the map now behaves like a moving vehicle. In case the click is near the route, it will either be shortened, retained or recomputed as if the click was a real GPS position. This mainly serves for debugging purposes, but is useful for demonstration anyway.(Continue reading)
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