>
> As it stands, however, there's a good reason to have 'way :area' - you only
> have to write each selector once, rather than doubling it up for the
> roundabout (closed highway) case. So currently you can write:
> way[highway=primary] { color: red; }
>
> whereas if MapCSS had an area type but OSM didn't, you'd have to write:
> way[highway=primary], area[highway=primary] { color: red; }
>
> Thinking aloud...
Isn't that already the case with relations? Nowadays, shouldn't we code
"way[highway=primary], relation[highway=primary] { color: red; }", for cases
where the tagging is done at the relation level?
Couldn't we assume all objects are children of the canvas so coding
"canvas[highway=primary]" would apply to all objects by inheritance, the CSS
way?
This would also adress the "For rendering, you usually want to style
landuse=grass closed, non-closed and multipolygonish the same" issue...
- Chris -
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