GPSbabel convert from gpx file to csv file

[pizzipie]

Hi,

 

New to mapping and trying to convert my downloaded garman.gpx file to .csv file. Intend to use csv to upload to my mapping database.

 

gpsbabel -w -i gpx -f "waypts.gpx" -o csv -F "waypts.csv"

 

The typical <wpt> tag in the gpx file contains:

 

<wpt lat="48.230667952" lon="-116.548649501">

<ele>630.505615</ele>

<name>010</name>

<cmt>15-DEC-13 4:22:27PM</cmt>

<desc>15-DEC-13 4:22:27PM</desc>

<sym>Flag, Blue</sym>

</wpt>

 

The conversion as code above produces:

 

48.23067, -116.54865, 15-DEC-13 4:22:27PM

48.23080, -116.54843, 15-DEC-13 4:33:22PM

48.23080, -116.54843, 15-DEC-13 4:33:31PM

 

How can I get all the <wpt> elements (7) from the file??

 

Thanks for your help in advance

 

R.

[+Mausebiber]

I cant talk about GPSbabel, but to convert I load the .gpx file into GSAK and save it as .csv, done.

[+Walts Hunting]

I guess my question is why are you using the command line. The windows GUI version does it quit easily without having to remember all the switches. I assume there is a mac version also. It will also show you the command line that it uses underneath fr future reference

[pizzipie]

I guess my question is why are you using the command line. The windows GUI version does it quit easily without having to remember all the switches. I assume there is a mac version also. It will also show you the command line that it uses underneath fr future reference

 

I don't use Windows. I run Linux Ubuntu 14.04.

[pizzipie]

For anyone else interested in this I found the answer.

 

gpsbabel -w -i gpx -f "waypts.gpx" -o unicsv -F "waypts.csv"

 

The unicsv will get all the elements.

 

R