RoutePlanner 0.11

RoutePlanner is a highway trip planner written in Python that will run on a variety of systems. The project allows you to determine a route from one city to another, optionally via some other city or cities. You can see the shortest, fastest, or "preferred" route.

Here are some key features of "RoutePlanner":

· Supports an infinite number of intermediate cities.
· You can decide what types of road to use using "preferred routing."
· You can customize the speed settings for each type of road based on your own driving habits.
· Supports Metric, U.S., and Imperial measurement systems.
· Includes a large database of cities and highways (over 6000 locations, and growing).
· Includes a sophisticated database editor.

Requirements:

· Python
· The PQueue module; available to download here (optional)
· For the newt interface: the "python-newt" (or snack) module (optional)
· For the Gnome interface: the "python-glade" module (optional)

What's New in This Release:

· Filled in most of Alberta and British Columbia.
· A few UI cleanups.
· Updated to use DH_COMPAT=3.



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