It is not enough to remove the field quotes, because the caches will still be saved in the GPX files and therefore: in the device. But how to remove them? The most cited way is to “just load a new pocket query without your newly found caches”. Great. I don’t want to. How often should I do this? On a daily base? Thank you, but no.
So I decided to build a tool for automatic editing of the GPX files. It will delete the found caches based on your field notes (read all notes marked as “found it” and remove the geocaches with corresponding code from GPX files).
You can find the project here! Feel free and comment, open issues and so on
The software is written in Java and was tested on a Linux machine. It should also work on a Windows PC (and Mac?!) but I did not try it. The only Garmin device it was tested with is the Oregon 450. Therefore it will definitly also work with the 450t. The only requirements should be a “geocache_logs.xml” on the device (generated by tagging a cache as “found” / “dnf” / … on the device) and a folder containing the GPX files.
