Hi,
> Even though it doesn't seem to be completely appropriate for a wizard,
> my first idea was a system like you describe, with user-modifiable
> presets, so it would fit the purpose.
I'm also hoping to some day find a good way of describing relations with
XML in a fashion that is similar to
Seems pretty sweet.
Even though it doesn't seem to be completely appropriate for a wizard, my
first idea was a system like you describe, with user-modifiable presets, so
it would fit the purpose.
I must admit when I first met OSM, I did like most and tried JOSM. I was
somewhat rebuffed by its, IM
Hi,
> In the future, I plan to implement a "wizard mode" for tagging in
> Merkaartor, as I think that the openness of tagging might be frightening
> for newbies.
> This wizard would be dynamic based upon the "recommended" tagging
> practises in the "Map Features" wiki pages.
Are you familiar wi
Hi Chris
Am Montag, 14. Juli 2008 14:22:06 schrieb Chris Browet:
> Do you know if such an XML file exists somewwhere?
Not yet but I'm working on such a feature together with the Tagwatch script.
At the moment I parse the wiki once a week and have all the key/tag
descriptions as flat file forma
Dear,
In the future, I plan to implement a "wizard mode" for tagging in
Merkaartor, as I think that the openness of tagging might be frightening for
newbies.
This wizard would be dynamic based upon the "recommended" tagging practises
in the "Map Features" wiki pages.
Therefore, I would need an XM
Robert (Jamie) Munro wrote:
> I still don't see why the OpenStreetBugs site doesn't just put FIXME
> nodes into the main database, perhaps under an "anonymous" username. It
> it can put FIXME ways in the database as well, that's great.
Because that would be a really silly idea - see dozens of pre
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