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The goal of this package is the simplest possible provision of
map images (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps and Google Street View
are supported). In the simplest case, the specification of an
address is sufficient. The package loads the map using the
\write18 feature, which you must activate to use this package.
The image will be downloaded by an external Lua script. You can
use this script also from the command line.
License: LPPL
Changes in v1.7:
- added kml2epl and kml2gps modes to getmapdl.lua
Google's *new* version of 'My Maps' allows the definition of
markers, routes and arbitrary lines on different layers and
export of all of these into kml files.
getmapdl -m kml2epl -K file.kml
will parse the file and output the geographical coordinates of
defined places and the routes and lines as encoded polylines
- added multi track support for gpx2epl and gpx2gps modes;
revised gps2epl mode
- updated documentation
INSTALL
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First of all, install the package with the package manager of
your TeX distribution, if possible! A getmap package is
available for TeXLive2014+ and MiKTeX!
Manual installation:
download getmap.dtx and makefile (Linux) or install.bat (Windows)
* Linux
simply run make to extract the files and to create the
documentation. Run sudo make install to copy the files
into $TEXMFLOCAL
Moreover, there are the following usefull make targets:
uninstall deletes the package in $TEXMFOCAL
package only extracts the files
clean cleans all aux files
cleanall cleans all files except the downloaded files
* Windows
In MiKTeX scripts like getmapdl.lua must be registered.
This can not be done manually! Please use the package
manager to install getmap.
For TeXLive simply run install.bat! It assumes that you
use a standard installation of TeXLive2014. Otherwise you
must adjust the variables in the first lines of install.bat!
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