[initial checkin Andreas Gohr **20070413214335 The first major step is done. Communication with the device works ] [protocol PDF added Andreas Gohr **20070413214551] [Track-Download works Andreas Gohr **20070414212146] [license and option handling added Andreas Gohr **20070414224157] [better reading and some minor fixes Andreas Gohr **20070415213333] [Support for downloading Waypoints Andreas Gohr **20070417200938 Now waypoints can be downloaded. Note: the trackpoint command changed its name. ] [even more function implemented, first GPX parser Andreas Gohr **20070418210244] [print firmware version and more internal info on info command Andreas Gohr **20070426211338] [upload waypoints from GPX file Andreas Gohr **20070426211437] [fixed trackpoint deletetion Andreas Gohr **20070512085104 Patch by Nick Lamb Fixes a typo and makes the deltp delete trackpoints feature work correctly. Without this fix only the first 4096 trackpoints were really deleted, and the remainder would re-appear when the first 4096 were used again. Sometimes the GT-11 would crash when this happened. ] [ensure parameters are in correct order Andreas Gohr **20071210195542] [Added 'updwp' mode Andreas Gohr **20071210202255 This newly added mode works like 'putwp' but skips all waypoint names which already exist on the device. A list of existing waypoint names is fetched from the device first, so the 'updwp' mode is a bit slower than 'putwp'. Note: if you have duplicate waypoint names in your input file they will still be uploaded all. ] [Some geocaching enhancements Andreas Gohr **20071210204433 The script now maps a waypoint symbol of "geocache" to the "flag" symbol of the NaviGPS. Additionally the GC prefix is stripped from the waypoint name when a "geocache" symbol was found to avoid truncation of 7 char waypoint names. You now can import GPX files from geocaching.com to your NaviGPS device. ] [Added remwp command to remove waypoints selectively Andreas Gohr **20080112214332 With remwp you can supply a GPX file with waypoints to delete from the device. Waypoints are identified by their name not their coordinates! This makes it possible to remove a set of waypoint using the same GPX you used to upload them. ] [fixed endianess problem on non-Intel machines Richard Fairhurst **20080203170650]