This topic describes command parameter values (in alphabetic order).
| Value | Description |
| XXXXXXX |
Coordinate is stored as 4-byte integer representing a WGS84 Latitude multiplied
by 100000 and rounded to the nearest integer. Should be a value between
-9000000 and +9000000. Sample: 3895940 |
| Value | Description |
| XXXXXXX |
Coordinate is stored as 4-byte integer representing a WGS84 longitude multiplied
by 100000 and rounded to the nearest integer. Should always be a value between
-18000000 and +18000000. Sample: -9526550 |
| Value | Description |
| first | Used by gs command to get the first POI from a poifile. |
| single | Used by gs command to get exactly one poi from a poifile. If the poifile contains more than one pois the gs command may fail. Use first instead. |
| Value | Description |
| XXXXXXX | Name of a POI. Since poicmd supports various poifile formats I recommend to not use special characters like "':;\/<> etc. because some file formats may not work with such characters. |
| Value | Description |
| ov2 | TomTom Navigator overlay file. |
| itn | TomTom Navigator itinerary file. Also called "route file". |
| kml | Google earth KML placemark file. |
| kmz |
Google earth KMZ placemark file. Note that this format is currently not directly supported
by poicmd. In order to create KMZ files you can create KML files and use a ZIP program (e.g. WinZip, WinZip Command Line (wzzip.exe)) to zip the KML file to a KMZ file. |
| Value | Description |
| Building | 3D Building (see also cx command) |
| GreenCar RedCar YellowCar |
Car symbol (see also cx command) |
| Flag | Flag symbol (see also cx command) |
| Info | Info symbol (see also cx command) |
| Pin | Pin symbol (see also cx command) |