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Old 04-01-2005   #1 (permalink)
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Cool Using Streets and Trips to Map Access Points?
Here is a knowledge base article on acceptable data formats for streets and trips. This allows you to create a pushpin set marking locations of access points. You can also link to rtf files for descriptions as well as putting hyperlinks into the map.

How to Create Pushpins by Importing Addresses from a Text File
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Here is a knowledge base article on acceptable data formats for streets and trips. This allows you to create a pushpin set marking locations of access points. You can also link to rtf files for descriptions as well as putting hyperlinks into the map.

How to Create Pushpins by Importing Addresses from a Text File
And you did search for importing into S&T before you posted that old information ?

Try to look at the scripts section, where there are working import scripts for mapping AP's with S&T 2004/2005, such as this one:
http://www.netstumbler.org/showthrea...2168#post92168

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Thumbs up Thanks for the info!
Yes actually I did do some searching. Unfortunately the only results that I got were outdated scripts for older versions of streets and trips. I was able to use the scripts but was unable to import the data.

Once again thanks for the info.

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And you did search for importing into S&T before you posted that old information ?

Try to look at the scripts section, where there are working import scripts for mapping AP's with S&T 2004/2005, such as this one:
http://www.netstumbler.org/showthrea...2168#post92168

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Dont kill the noob here, but can you point out how to use that script? I'm at a total loss. Thnxs in advance.
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Dont kill the noob here, but can you point out how to use that script? I'm at a total loss. Thnxs in advance.
As stated further down in the thread it is a PERL script, for post processing.
You need to install a PERL engine on your pc. Then run the script after having exported the NS data to text.

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Dont kill the noob here, but can you point out how to use that script? I'm at a total loss.
1) Install the PERL interperter of your choice.
2) Export NS files to summary files.
3) Run the script on command line.
4) Import the results into S&T.

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You're welcome. By the way, you really should read through the Welcome Desk and see how we feel about AOL-speak like "Thnxs".
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You're welcome. By the way, you really should read through the Welcome Desk and see how we feel about AOL-speak like "Thnxs".
Just think about the time he saved by not typing out "Thanks" His time is vital and every single microsecond he can save by not typing those superflous letters the better.
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1) Install the PERL interperter of your choice.
2) Export NS files to summary files.
3) Run the script on command line.
4) Import the results into S&T.


You're welcome. By the way, you really should read through the Welcome Desk and see how we feel about AOL-speak like "Thnxs".
Sorry about that. Can you recommend a good perl interperter for xp?
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Sorry about that. Can you recommend a good perl interperter for xp?
Google says this
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Sorry about that. Can you recommend a good perl interperter for xp?
I'm a HUGE fan of ActivePerl
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Is that another one than the one I mentioned in post # 5 in this thread ?

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Sorry about that. Can you recommend a good perl interperter for xp?
No problem, just letting you know. It was low down on the list. Really bad offenders get thrown in the AOL/non-typers thread.

Like nashr and Dutch, I too, am a fan of ActivePERL.
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Is that another one than the one I mentioned in post # 5 in this thread ?

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Sorry dutch, I didnt see yout reply. I have installed activeperl, and the getopt-long file, but have another problem.

When I try to run the ns2st[1] file from the command line, it returns telling me that no such file or directory exists. I moved the ns2st[1] file to the perl directory, but still get that result. Can you provide any ideas on what Im doing wrong? This is what it says exactly:

C:\Perl>perl -w ns2st[1].pl
Can't open perl script "ns2st[1].pl": No such file or directory
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Move it to the \perl\bin directory, or put \perl\bin in your path.
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Move it to the \perl\bin directory, or put \perl\bin in your path.
C:\Perl\bin>perl -w ns2st[1]
Can't open perl script "ns2nt[1]": No such file or directory

C:\Perl\bin>perl -w ns2st[1].pl
Can't open perl script "ns2nt[1].pl": No such file or directory

C:\Perl\bin>perl -w ns2st[1].pl.txt
Can't open perl script "ns2nt[1].pl.txt": No such file or directory

Tried that, but still cant get it to work. I even tried the script you made, v1all.pl, but I still get the file/dir not found. I believe that perl is install correctly though, as the script test that activeperl gives in the welcome page works. Do you have any ideas on what Im doing wrong?
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