This library is free software you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself, either Perl version 5.24.0 or, at your option, any later version of Perl 5 you may have available. my $tcx = $track->gpsbabel_convert($sourceFormat, $sourceFile) SEE ALSO For example, if you have your FIT files in a directory called Workouts in your home directory, calling. gpsbabel_convertĬalls the gpsbabel binary and fetches the result vom STDOUT and returns a string as TCX. Convert Tcx To Fit Series Of FIT /batch.sh /Workouts/.fit will convert all your files at the same time.How to use GZ Converter. You can just open Excel, and drag the TCX file on to the Excel window and it does the same thing. But in reality GPSBabel does a lot of cleanup for us when converting TCX 2 TCX. For anyone who's not logged in and can't see the screenshots, the procedure in the OP is to rename the file's TCX extension to XML. my $format = $track->identify($filename) INTERNAL METHODS _convertFIT Tries to identify the type of file by looking at the suffix. Before using the converter, please first read FAQ: Can I convert workouts that I did not create myself Step 1: Select workout files to convert. my $xml = $track->convert($filename) identify($filename) convert($filename)Ĭonverts the file from the identified format to the internaly used XML format. Tries to parse the given filename and returning all the parsed GPX::Track::Points as an array.Īdditionally if the 'onPoint' attribute is defined, it will be called for every parsed point.

Usefull for 'in place statistics' to prevent useless looping over all points more than once. My $track = GPS::Track->new(onPoint => sub )

GPS::Track - Perl extension for parsing GPS Tracks SYNOPSIS use GPS::Track

Converting .fit to .tcx