[bwilson4web]

Here is an example of my output:
$ ./trace Current.gpx
-1 Bob Work 34.726111 -86.664279 -0.110000
-1 Coast 01 34.667243 -86.588927 168.840000
-1 Coast 02 34.662488 -86.597305 167.870000
-1 Coast 03 34.638889 -86.628989 175.080000
-1 Coast 04 34.609462 -86.630221 178.450000
-1 Coast 05 34.601898 -86.630350 177.250000
-1 Coast 06 34.628383 -86.629168 172.920000
-1 Dr Haynes 36.155062 -86.801553 114.040000
-1 Duckworth 34.691953 -86.572217 193.350000
-1 Hair Care Lifestyles 34.661346 -86.540009 192.630000
-1 Home 34.652834 -86.571580 184.220000
-1 I-565 W 34.717527 -86.637090 -0.110000
-1 Propst 34.738917 -86.575751 -0.110000
-1 Saigon 34.680198 -86.747715 189.980000
0 2009-04-12 17:09:08 34.653001 -86.572144 182.700000
0 2009-04-12 17:09:34 34.652971 -86.571829 177.000000
0 2009-04-12 17:09:46 34.652704 -86.571851 176.500000
0 2009-04-12 17:09:49 34.652696 -86.571843 177.000000
0 2009-04-12 17:09:57 34.652682 -86.572242 173.100000
0 2009-04-12 17:10:12 34.652682 -86.573432 165.900000

The first entries tagged "-1" are waypoints. The ones with "-0.11" altitude are manual entries. Then comes the first data track. In the XML, this is what I look for:

<trk>
<name>ACTIVE LOG: 12 APR 2009 12:09</name>
−
<trkseg>
−
<trkpt lat="34.653001" lon="-86.572144">
<ele>182.79</ele>
<time>2009-04-12T17:09:08Z</time>
</trkpt>
−
<trkpt lat="34.652971" lon="-86.571829">
<ele>177.02</ele>
<time>2009-04-12T17:09:34Z</time>
</trkpt>
−
<trkpt lat="34.652704" lon="-86.571851">
<ele>176.54</ele>
<time>2009-04-12T17:09:46Z</time>
</trkpt>
−
<trkpt lat="34.652696" lon="-86.571843">
<ele>177.02</ele>
<time>2009-04-12T17:09:49Z</time>
</trkpt>
−
<trkpt lat="34.652682" lon="-86.572242">
<ele>173.17</ele>
. . .

Bob Wilson