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02.12.2020, 08:33
I really appreciate RouteConverter!
I also really appreciate that it aggregates the values from the Points, say for example Track Length.
What I would really like is if it was possible to set the numeric format. RouteConverter will display metres until the number is over 1k, then kms. My problem with km is that accuracy is lost, so my work around is to ensure that the 'sections' are less than 1km.
Thanks
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(02.12.2020, 08:33)scribbly Wrote: What I would really like is if it was possible to set the numeric format. RouteConverter will display metres until the number is over 1k, then kms. My problem with km is that accuracy is lost, so my work around is to ensure that the 'sections' are less than 1km.
Please have a detaiiled look at the hidden options:
Code:
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\JavaSoft\Prefs\slash\navigation\converter\gui\helpers]
"maximum/Distance/Displayed/In/Meters"="10000.0" ; 2.25 and earlier
"maximum/Distance/Displayed/In/Hundred/Meters"="200000.0" ; 2.25 and earlier
"maximum/Distance/Displayed/In/Small/Unit"="10000.0"
"maximum/Distance/Displayed/With/Fraction"="200.0"
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Christian
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Oh, that's wonderful... is that directly through Registry or also via RouteConverter?
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Question: Those forward slashes ("/"), are they part of the Value Name?
Question#2: Are they String Values?
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(04.12.2020, 01:17)scribbly Wrote: Question: Those forward slashes ("/"), are they part of the Value Name?
Yes
Sun choose that way because Java Preferences have case-sensitive names while the Windows Registry has case-insensitive keys.
(04.12.2020, 01:17)scribbly Wrote: Question#2: Are they String Values?
Yes
I'd recommend to
put your configurations in a .reg file and import them by double click.
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(04.12.2020, 11:08)routeconverter Wrote: (04.12.2020, 01:17)scribbly Wrote: Question: Those forward slashes ("/"), are they part of the Value Name?
Yes
Sun choose that way because Java Preferences have case-sensitive names while the Windows Registry has case-insensitive keys.
(04.12.2020, 01:17)scribbly Wrote: Question#2: Are they String Values?
Yes
I'd recommend to put your configurations in a .reg file and import them by double click.
Thanks: worked perfectly!
