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e.g.: point.extensions.get("hr") #119
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I have now made this:
Any idea how to make this better? How to get easier the "name" of the extensions? |
Keep in mind that an extension can theoretically contain multiple extensions and each can be any kind of xml subtree, for example:
And now you need a simple and easy way to get the |
Any idea how to make a simple to use API ? |
Well, no, not yet :) But, now that you asked, here are a couple of ideas: Maybe something like:
Or, let's suppose there san be multiple
...and Or maybe:
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This looks ugly ;)
This looks ok... Maybe "number" -> "float" ?!? Because there can be multiple entries: |
Yes, I agree (including the "ugly" remark ;) ). Also, the API should allow for a way to retrieve attributes. Something like this:
Or maybe:
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;) |
Just curious if there is a solution here-- gpx from Strava have hr, cadance, etc data as extensions like this:
However, as far as I can tell, I don't think this data is getting brought into the |
Here's a working version from Strava, @pwolfram. It's not the prettiest, but it works.
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@andyreagan @pwolfram Would love to knov if your strava files convert with
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@astrowonk confirmed, this works perfectly! |
It would be cool to easier get values from gpx extensions.
e.g.:
Don't know if it possible to get integers here. Is somewhere the information about the extension types?!?
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