Thread: iGO Speedcam (DISCUSSION)

@ Texas
With Notepad++ you can use Replace... with a regular expression

it will only replace the lines containing the OLD_TYPE regardless of the number of lines and other existing radars, there is no need to segment the file as recommended by Andrey Form using SpudIgo

check 'Regular Expression'

fill 'find what' with this by putting the OLD_TYPE value of the radar type to replace

((\d*)\.(\d*),(\d*)\.(\d*)),OLD_TYPE

do the same in "replace with", put this by putting the new value of the type

$1,NEW_TYPE

then all that remains is to use the buttons: 'Find next' , 'Replace' or 'Replace all'

((\d*)\.(\d*),(\d*)\.(\d*)),2

$1,5

after replacing all occurence, CTRL+Z to cancel if in doubt

I "found" an old program: [Only registered and activated users can see links. ].
Several things are no longer true in it or do not work, but it can be used perfectly for this purpose.

AMAZING GUYS


First of thank you very much and I am ashamed since I allowed myself so long without powerfull tool like NOTEPAD+++ and Speedcam Converter.

A bit of Google, YouTube, your help here with commands and I managed to clean an sort out my database just as I like it.

1. Found a camera set
2. Combine them using Text File Joiner
3. Cleaned all those lines or empty spaces with RE and ^\R command
4. Put it back into SpeedConverter since this program is very sensitive if there are some strange lines of code or comments. (Had to deal with it first using Notepad+++)
5. Selected my fav categories and in the end super speedcam file
6. Converted them using Pyhton Script for ST or simply for iGO.

Thank you guys

Spoiler: screenshot

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@Texas and all the guys

I think my way is simplest, shorter and more precise.

1. Open Excel.
2. Import a NEW text file of the speedcams you want to handle and under ALL FILES.
3. Mark (while uploading) the "separators" you want and see how it will look to you in a reduced preview.

Spoiler: And that's it all

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Hi @Texas

As per your request, here is the way to import a Text file of spdcams into Excel and process it as you wish.

Originally Posted by kwbs

1. Open Excel.
2. Import a NEW text file of the speedcams you want to handle.
3. Mark (while uploading) the "separators" you want and see how it will look in a reduced preview.

Open a new Excel sheet and then (follow the numbered steps):

1. Highlight DATA
2. Go To NEW QUERY
3. Point On From FILE
4. Choose Import Data From a Text File

Spoiler: 1-2-3-4

5. IMPORT Text File
Sample view/total 218 spcams/file of: ISRAEL_31012024_ALLINONE_SPCDB

Spoiler: 5

6. LOAD

Spoiler: 6

7. ALL THE 218 SPDCAMS RECORDS WERE LOADED IN THE EXCEL

Spoiler: 7

8. Finally - Save It As A Text File Type
After you have finished working on the Excel, save it first as an Excel file.
Then, go to FILE > SAVE AS and, in "save as type" - You can choose any of the three file type options highlighted in the image and, give this file a new name!
Go to the folder where the new .csv file was downloaded and change its extension from .csv to .txt!
Now, the new Text file is ready for you to work again in the navigation software.

Spoiler: 8. "Save as Type"

If the use of speed camera alerts is authorized in certain countries, in others their use is not except in the form of an alert zone,

in Germany any use or possession of any base is considered a prohibition, nothing prevents abuse of it but it is severely repressed, it has been many years since radars in the form of SPC have been supplied by any supplier whatsoever for this country,

so no need to bother asking or looking for a copy, there is a greater chance of meeting an extraterrestrial


@AnderyForm

If everyone is supposed to know this, then why does this question keep popping up? deleting the message will not allow ignorant people to be informed of it by simple reading

Are we going to meet new cameras on the way?

Does anyone know and have heard of cameras to count the number of passengers in a car, for future enforcement on busy lanes?

Because, in Israel, they have now installed a pilot of four such.

And the question is, do we need a new icon for them?

@Andrey Form ?

Spoiler: CamCounter

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