--rulesfile is marked [optional] in usage, but is actually required
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- build shp-to-osm-0.8.8-SNAPSHOT-jar-with-dependencies.jar
- try running it:
java -jar ./shp-to-osm-0.8.8-SNAPSHOT-jar-with-dependencies.jar --outputFormat osm --shapefile somefile.shp --osmfile otherfile.shp
3. get error:
Missing one of the required file paths.
usage: java -cp shp-to-osm.jar [--glomKey <key>] [--rulesfile <RULESFILE>]
--osmfile <OSMFILE> [--maxnodes <nodes>] [--copyTags <prefix>]
[--outputFormat <format>] --shapefile <SHPFILE> [--outdir <OUTDIR>]
--copyTags <prefix> Copy all shapefile attributes to OSM tags
verbatim, with an optional prefix.
--glomKey <key> The key to 'glom' on. Read the README for
more info.
--maxnodes <nodes> Maximum elements per OSM file.
--osmfile <OSMFILE> Prefix of the output file name.
--outdir <OUTDIR> Directory to output to. Default is working
dir.
--outputFormat <format> The output format ('osm' or 'osmc'
(default)).
--rulesfile <RULESFILE> Path to the input rules file.
--shapefile <SHPFILE> Path to the input shapefile.
By trial and error, I have determined that --rulesfile
is actually mandatory. Therefore, it shouldn't be in brackets - that's a commonly used syntax for "optional parameter".
What to do? Either a) fix the program to not require rulesfile
, or b) fix the docs to show rulesfile
as required.
Friends, i dont actually understand the usage. I got the same errorlog with trying
java -jar ./shp-to-osm-0.8.8-SNAPSHOT-jar-with-dependencies.jar --outputFormat osm --shapefile ./Road.shp --osmfile Road1
How should i design rules file and what format should i assign postfix for rules file? I am trying to transform Road.shp and I want all attributes it has. I tried " line , , , - " but i guess this is wrong. Any idea ?