coord_compile - Compile MapMap coordinate list to binary database
coord_compile [--size=<X>x<Y>] <coord_file> [-o <xy_file>]
Compile coordinate list in CSV (comma-separated values) format to binary database suitable for direct use by MapMap. Coordinate lists can be in two formats: with relative and absolute coordinates. Using relative coordinates allows to utilize the same coordinate list to produce binary databases for different resolutions of the same map.
Format of coordinate list is:
object_name,x,yI.e., object name (string) followed by its X and Y coordinates. For relative list, the coordinates are fractional numbers in range [0,1) (from zero including it to one not including it). All relative coordinates must start with "0." . Absolute coordinates are simply non-negative integer numbers. If name contains comma, it must be enclosed with double-quoutes ("). It is safe to enclose any string to double-quotes either. The whole list must be sorted in alphabetical order, case-insensetively.
Options:
Addis,0.572151,0.466407 Adelaide,0.834587,0.719010 AFGHANISTAN,0.634326,0.335547 Ahmadabad,0.669028,0.396744 Al Basrah,0.589141,0.350521 Al Jizah,0.547210,0.358985 "Alaska, US",0.547210,0.358985
Addis,572,466 Adelaide,834,719 AFGHANISTAN,634,336
coord-compile --size=2759x1537 World.coord -o World.xy