hello dear wjw - good morning ;<)

the script we discussed was written for windows - see the corresponding line with the paths... 


#!/usr/bin/perl -w
 
use strict ;
use OSM::osm ;
 
my $file ;
my $nodeUser ;
my @nodeTags ;
my $nodeTags ;
my $ref1 ;
my $line ;
my $tag;
my $nodeName;
 
my $id ="1" ;
my $lat ;
my $lon ;
my $name ;
my $amenity ;
my $operator ;
my $vending;  
 
 
$file = "c:/osm/planet/pois.osm" ;
 
openOsmFile ($file) ;
open(AUSGABE, ">c:/osm/planet/mysql.txt");
($id, $lon, $lat, $nodeUser, $ref1) = getNode2 () ;
 
while ($id != -1 ) {
    $name ="" ;
    $amenity ="" ;
    $operator ="" ;
    $vending ="" ;
 
    @nodeTags = @$ref1;
        foreach my $tag    (@nodeTags) {
            if ($tag->[0] eq "name") { $name = scalar ($tag->[1] )};
            if ($tag->[0] eq "amenity") { $amenity = scalar ($tag->[1]
+ )};
            if ($tag->[0] eq "operator") { $operator = scalar ($tag->[
+1] )};
            if ($tag->[0] eq "vending") { $vending = scalar ($tag->[1]
+ )}
            }            
        if     ($name ne "" | $amenity ne "" | $operator ne"" | $vendi
+ng ne"")
            {print AUSGABE "$id^$lat^$lon^$name^$amenity^$operator^$ve
+nding\n";}
        ($id, $lon, $lat, $nodeUser, $ref1) = getNode2 () ;
 
}
close(AUSGABE);
closeOsmFile () ;

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how would you say - does this fit for linux - no. We have to do some corrections first.

note; i run linux opensuse 13.1
- mysql is up and running
- the modules i have all 



use DBI; 
use XML::Twig;

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... and i guess that i need furthermore another "library" this library which is used in this line use OSM::osm ; which is inspired by this page note German language: url=http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/User:Brogo/OpenLayers_DatenbankanbindungUser:Brogo/OpenLayers Datenbankanbindung - OpenStreetMap Wiki/url

and this url=http://svn.openstreetmap.org/applications/utils/gary68/OSM/osm.pm", $title, "/url This module contains a lot of useful functions for working with osm files and data. it also includes functions for calculation and output. url=http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/User:Gary68User:Gary68 - OpenStreetMap Wiki/url

bquestions: /b

where to put this library: url=http://svn.openstreetmap.org/applications/utils/gary68/OSM/osm.pm", $title, "/url should i put it into the folder where i have the following perl scripts:

note: well what i have i have a folder

home/perl where i have the following perl code:

a. osm_to_db.pl
b. create_db.pl


bsecond question:/b - i am sure that i have to do some corrections;

in the code create_db.pl
a. the first correction:
at the line $file = "c:/osm/planet/pois.osm" ;

b the second correction:
at the line

 "open(AUSGABE, ">c:/osm/planet/mysql.txt"); "

...since i have no windows but a linux-system....:


look forward to hear from you

In reply to Re^2: from osm to mysql by Perlbeginner1
in thread from osm to mysql by Perlbeginner1

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