> But the file osm.xml is not updated and dosn't work with > generate_tiles.py...
That's correct. The osm.xml file isn't updated by this script. That's as designed. The script updates/creates 3 files in the inc/ directory with your settings. These files are included into the base osm.xml by the XML parser. > Then I followed the install.txt in manik/archive: [...] > ./customize-mapnik-map >$MAPNIK_MAP_FILE It isn't called 'archive' for nothing. You don't need anything from that directory to set up mapnik with the current OSM style. > The resulting osm.xml file works fine with generate_tiles.py, and it has > one > admin layer and one place_names layer: That's because it's an old version, from before the low zoom purple boundary lines were added. > I have now got the generate_xml.py program to update osm.xml by (from > generate_xml.py -help): > ./generate_xml.py osm.xml my_osm.xml --host localhost ... So, adding that "osm.xml my_osm.xml" bit is unnecessary, but doing it this way will create a single stylesheet file that's a combination of osm.xml and the files in inc/. If you're not planning to keep synched with svn, or don't mind doing this extra step everytime you run svn update, using a my_osm.xml copy of the stylesheet does no harm. Otherwise, syncing the style to OSM is a matter of only running 'svn up' and restarting your rendering script/tool. -- Lennard _______________________________________________ Mapnik-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/mapnik-users
