/*******************************************************************************/
-/* static char gdb_release[] = "$Revision: 1.64 $"; */
-static char gdb_release_date[] = "$Date: 2008/04/27 14:11:56 $";
+/* static char gdb_release[] = "$Revision: 1.65 $"; */
+static char gdb_release_date[] = "$Date: 2008/05/04 23:09:08 $";
static gbfile *fin, *fout;
static int gdb_ver, gdb_category, gdb_via, gdb_roadbook;
#define GDB_OPT_VER "ver"
#define GDB_OPT_VIA "via"
#define GDB_OPT_CATEGORY "cat"
-#define GDB_OPT_BITCATEGORY "bitcategory"
+#define GDB_OPT_BITCATEGORY "bitscategory"
#define GDB_OPT_ROADBOOK "roadbook"
static arglist_t gdb_args[] = {
this options allows you to specify a bitmask to be used for the category.
Options may be specified in either decimal or hex.
</para>
-<example id="gdb_bitcategory">
+<example id="gdb_bitscategory">
<title>Example for gdb bitcategory option to put all waypoints in categories 1 and 16.</title>
<para>
The following two commands are equivalent. They place a the point in both the first and last of the sixteen available categories.
<userinput>
- gpsbabel -i gpx -f PocketQuery.gpx -o gdb,bitcategory=32769 -F foo.gdb
+ gpsbabel -i gpx -f PocketQuery.gpx -o gdb,bitscategory=32769 -F foo.gdb
</userinput>
<userinput>
- gpsbabel -i gpx -f PocketQuery.gpx -o gdb,bitcategory=0x8001 -F foo.gdb
+ gpsbabel -i gpx -f PocketQuery.gpx -o gdb,bitscategory=0x8001 -F foo.gdb
</userinput>
</para>