Destination handling logic

HxMap Data Copy tool can copy files from multiple sources to one or two destination directories. The logic for destination handling is:

• Detect raw data type based on the user selected disk/directory list (either by <Auto Detect>, adding by hand, or mixture of both)

  • first, check for a combination of Leica SPL100 and Leica RCD30 raw data type -- six directories: two LiDAR raw and four RCD30 raw

  • if it cannot be found, check SPL100 standalone raw data -- one or more directories, all of them contain ONLY .raw.tof and .raw.tof.sha1 files

  • otherwise, treat the source directory list as general data type

• For Leica SPL100 incl. Leica RCD30 raw data

  • create SPL project folder structure under destination directory or directories: GPS_Raw, Images_Raw, Logs_Raw and TOF_Raw

  • the files from two LiDAR disks/directories will be copied to TOF_Raw sub directory without sub directory

  • the sessions from four RCD30 disks/directories will be organized by session and copied to: Images_Raw/<sessionName>/MM1, ..., Images_Raw/<sessionName>/MM4

• For Leica SPL100 raw data

  • if the destination directory called "TOF_Raw", copy all files from selected LiDAR disks/directories to the destination without sub directory

  • if the destination directory is not called "TOF_Raw", will create a sub directory named "TOF_Raw" and copy all files from selected LiDAR disks/directories to the sub directory

• For general data

  • if a single source directory, copy all files to the destination or destinations

  • if multiple source directories, copy files from various sources to <destDir>/MM1, <destDir>/MM2, ...

Note: If a user want to copy other kind of data from multiple source directories to one or two destinations, HxMap Data Copy tool will create sub directories (named MM1, MM2, ...) for each source to avoid file/folder overwriting. If a user won't want sub directories, it's better to copy those source directories one by one.