W.r.t. the first point in my message of Jun 25: I see that the behaviour really did improve in 9c. I've experimented a bit and I find that inserting a new point does in fact sometimes cause a shift in the existing way. However, the shift is very small, perhaps just one pixel, so not a problem. Perhaps it's a rounding issue.
- Robert On Wed, 25 Jun 2008, Robert Funnell wrote: > Richard: thanks for your quick and informative reply to my previous question. > There are two other questions that I've been meaning to ask related to node > positioning. > > When I shift-click to add a node to a way, or when while creating a new way I > click on an existing way to create an intersection, the new node is sometimes > not in the centre of the existing way, so the way segment becomes crooked. A > few days ago it seemed that this was no longer happening, but then today it > seemed to be happening again. What is supposed to happen? Shouldn't the new > node be positioned so as to keep the old way segment straight? > > Second, sometimes when I try to reposition a node Potlatch decides that I > didn't move it enough to be worthwhile so it just leaves it where it was. > This makes it difficult to make fine adjustments. Is this intentional? If so, > is it really useful? > > - Robert _______________________________________________ dev mailing list dev@openstreetmap.org http://lists.openstreetmap.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/dev
