There are a couple of cool things here. For instance, if you put a '_do_popup' element in your XML, you get one of the nice bubbles to pop up by default.<points> < lat="38.871122" lon="-77.056046" id="7673" name="Pentagon" _do_popup="1" shaped_funny="yes"/> </points>
The -s tells the script to not attempt to do a new coordinate, but add the given attributes to an existing one.$ gps-db lat=38.871122 lon=-77.056046 name=Pentagon _do_popup=1 coordinate: lat: 38.871122 lon: -77.056046 $ gps-db -s lat=38.871122 lon=-77.056046 shaped_funny=yes