Mark Burton wrote: > Hi Garvan, > > >>> Can now explicitly tag boundary nodes with mkgmap:on-boundary=1. >>> >>> >> Apologies for the beginners question, but how do I use this? In the OSM >> source like this? >> >> <node id= "-1" lat="11.00" lon="103.72" > >> <tag k = "mkgmap:on-boundary=1" /> >> </node> >> >> I am assuming this is to allow us to mark external nodes that connect to >> external nodes in other tiles - is this correct? This would be fun to >> experiment with, splitting tiles in gpsmapedit, converting them to osm >> format and then compiling. >> > > It's me that should apologise for committing that addition with no > explanation. It explicitly says that a given point is a boundary > node. Of course, it only makes sense to do that for routable ways. > > Boundary nodes are normally created automatically when a routable way > is clipped at the tile's boundary. This lets you create a boundary node > anywhere. > > It's used like this: > > <tag k='mkgmap:on-boundary' v='1' /> > > So, you were nearly right. > > Mark > Thanks for the more detailed explanation.
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