
substituted.
non essential fields need not be entered but comma separators must still be used (example ,,)
defaults will be used for empty fields
Any number of the last fields in a data line need not be included at all not even the commas.
Route Record
Field 1 : R
-
indicating route details
Field 2 : Number
- this is the location in the array, must be unique, usually start at 0 for Garmins 1
for other and increment.
Field 3 : Name
- the waypoint name, use the correct length name to suit the GPS type.
Field 4 : Description.
Field 5 : Route Color as displayed on map (RGB).
Route Waypoint Record
Field 1 : W
-
indicating route waypoint details.
Field 2 : Route Number -
location in array of routes
Field 3 : Number
- this is the location in the array of route waypoints,
this field is now ignored
.
Field 4 : Wp Number - this is the number of the waypoint (the Wp number within the GPS for
lowrances)
Field 5 : Name
- the waypoint name, use the correct length name to suit the GPS type.
Field 6 : Latitude
-
decimal degrees.
Field 7 : Longitude -
decimal degrees.
Field 8 : Date
-
see Date Format below, if blank a preset date will be used
Field 9 : Symbol
-
0 to number of symbols in GPS
Field 10 : Status
-
always set to 1
Field 11 : Map Display Format
Field 12 : Foreground Color (RGB value)
Field 13 : Background Color (RGB value)
Field 14 : Description (max 40), no commas
Field 15 : Pointer Direction
Field 16 : Garmin Display Format
While all the waypoint details are stored with each route it is always the waypoints loaded on the
map which have priority, in other words if a waypoint on the map has the same name and/or array
number location as a waypoint in a route loaded from a route file the waypoint on the map could
replace the waypoint currently loaded from the route record. This occurs when the user presses the
relink waypoints button on the Route Editor.
Date Format
Delphi stores date and time values in the TDateTime type. The integral part of a TDateTime value is
the number of days that have passed since 12/30/1899. The fractional part of a TDateTime value is
the time of day.
Following are some examples of TDateTime values and their corresponding dates and times:
0 -
12/30/1899 12:00 am
2.75 -
1/1/1900 6:00 pm
-1.25 -
12/29/1899 6:00 am
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