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KFZcheck

Now easy available @ https://github.com/PatrickBeck/kfzcheck

KFZcheck is a small program written in python and uses the Qt toolkit (since Version 2.0) It searches for car (in german kfz) license plates shortcuts and the cities according to the searchword - german example: S for Stuttgart. A german, austrian, swiss, french, italian, polish and czech license plate list is till now included.

You can search for the shortcut or for the cityname, normally you search lowercase. If a shortcut matches correctly it will be displayed first. When you search for a city and it gives several results, all will be displayed - For Example you search for 'go' (no shortcut matches), you will get 'GS, Goslar (NiSa) GTH, Gotha (Thür)' as result, because the first letters of the cities are matching. If you write uppercase it will show you all license plates that starts with your search.

You can change the country file (csv-file) with a click on KFZcheck at the top and on „country“. You can jump to the top, middle and bottom at the menu as well.

The ~/.kfzcheck.ini saves the last selected country so you can load your favorite first :) It will be set automaticly when you change the country in the gui.

Screenshots

Install

You can install kfzcheck for Maemo out of the extras-devel repository. In the Maemo Package Version overview you can download source and deb

kfzcheck-extras

kfzcheck-extras is a collection of different lists with useful information. After the installation the new lists will be displayed in a new menu point „extras“. Till now the following lists are included:

  • E-Numbers - ingredients in foods
  • Molkereien_de - german dairy companys with name out of a number
  • ISO codes - german version
  • Top level domains
  • IATA airport codes
  • Internationale call numbers
  • PLZ DE - postcodes germany

Install

You can install kfzcheck-extras for Maemo out of the extras-devel repository. In the Maemo Package Version overview you can download source and deb

Creating a own csv file

KFZcheck searches automatically for csv files in „/opt/kfzcheck/kfzlist/“. The files should be named with the country code ⇒ Example de.csv for germany.

It's possible to create own csv files with any content you like ⇒ numbers, post codes, etc. You have only to look that the file has at least two and at most three entrys.

When you create a list that should be displayed in the menu point „extras“ you have to move the file into kfzlist/extras. Create it, if it not exists.

German file struture - de.csv

The german file structur is for example ⇒ S,Stuttgart,Baden-Württemberg S is the car license plate shortcut, Stuttgart the according city to the shortcut and Baden-Württemberg stands for a province (a state in state).

Display emblems

When emblems should be displayed you have to create a folder in /opt/kfzcheck/wappen/ with the csv filename. In the folder you can save the differend emblems. They have to be .png files with the exactly name of the province (the third entry in the csv file). The search after the icons is casesensitive.

Developer information

Useful information for pyqt. When you use the designer to create your ui you can translate it with „pyuic4 gui.ui -o gui.py“ For language translation you have to add the language file (de_DE.ts for example) to „translate.pro“ and call it with „pylupdate4 translate.pro“. The language file will be created in the „locale“ folder. The easiest way is to edit the files with qt linguist. It's a graphical user interface for translation. After the translation you have to release the file (create the *.qm file) in the File dialog.

Feedback

Any feedback or when you have created a country pack, numbers, post code, any other useful csv file or a translation, i'am interested to integrate it in the offical release - please mail me at pbeck [at] yourse [DOT] de :)

License

© Patrick Beck
KFZcheck is licensed under the GPL3 license

Data source

The most parts of the datasets (license plates files, etc.) has Wikipedia as source.

Contributors in the Maemo version

Thanks to all contributors :) For new Datasets, Bug reports and all helping hands :)

Bartholomäus Wloka
treofant
Daniel Fett
Bernd Abel
Olaf Schulz

Old Version

Openmoko

You can change the csv file on line 21 in /usr/bin/kfzcheck.py

You can install the ipk package of kfzcheck or you can download the source package and copy the files manually. The source package is organized to build a ipkg out of it, so you have the whole filesystem from / . You can copy the files with 'cp -r usr/ /' when you are in the directory of kfzcheck.

'opkg install kfzcheck*.ipk' installs kfzcheck on your OE-based distribution.

Files

Old Screenshots

Openmoko

Maemo5 GTK - Version

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