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NAME

    Geo::Cache - Object interface for GPS waypoints
    Geo::Gpx   - Output GPS waypoints in a variety of useful and
                   quasi-standard formats.

SYNOPSIS

        use Geo::Cache;
        my $wpt = Geo::Cache->new(
            lat  => '37.99815',
            lon  => '-85.302017',
            time => $time,
            name => 'GCGVW8',
            desc => 'Neither Hill nor Dale',
            sym  => 'geocache',
            type => 'Geocache|Traditional Cache',
        );
        $wpt->url('http://www.geocaching.com/');

        my $wpt_from_xml = Geo::Cache->new( xml => $xml, );

        my $xml = $wpt->xml;

        use Geo::Gpx;
        my $gpx = Geo::Gpx->new( @waypoints );
        my $xml = $gpx->gpx;
        my $loc = $gpx->loc;

DESCRIPTION

    Provide an object interface to Geocaching.com waypoints and/or
    geocaches, using the Groundspeak GPX file as the reference for what
    fields are valid.

    Methods are provide for various of the fields that require special
    treatment.

    The Geo::GPX module allows you to accumulate multiple waypoints, and
    output the various file formats that are in use for these waypoints.
    This currently includes GPX, Loc, and GPSDrive files. The first two
    are generally associated with the Geocaching.com website. The
    GPSDrive format is for use in the GPSDrive program. More
    instructions for each will accompany some future version of this
    module.

AUTHOR

    Rich Bowen
    rbowen@rcbowen.com

COPYRIGHT

    This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
    under the same terms as Perl itself.

    The full text of the license can be found in the LICENSE file included
    with this module.

SUPPORT/BUGS/ETC

    Please contact me at the address above with questions, patches,
    comments, observations, amusing anecdotes, suggestions, or large
    cash gifts. Or cache gifts, I suppose.

    There's a reasonable chance that you can see the current cvs version
    at http://cvs.rcbowen.com/