This is a patch against the latest svn, please try it out. Bug reports welcome.
Basically it adds a new action "Align nodes straight and parallel". It
requires that two or more ways are selected (this is required, as
otherwise the algorithm wouldn't know which nodes were in which line).
The nodes
I have also set up a bzr repository containing the code on launchpad.
You should be able to run:
bzr branch lp:~aled/+junk/josm-alignparallel
Aled.
On Sun, Aug 31, 2008 at 1:05 AM, A Morris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is a patch against the latest svn, please try it out. Bug reports
> wel
On Sun, 31 Aug 2008, A Morris wrote:
> I intend to make a 'Align nodes curved and parallel' next, but I
> thought I'd start with an easier one :-)
Wouldn't an "Make ways parallel" be enough. You can make a second way
parallel to the first selected one. To make a way straight there is
already a
if you want to make, for example, 4 ways straight and parallel using
this action, you would simply shift-click 4 times, then press equals.
If there was a method that made ways parallel (but did not
automatically straighten them), then you would need click then L 4
times, then shift-click 4 times,
On Sun, 31 Aug 2008, A Morris wrote:
> if you want to make, for example, 4 ways straight and parallel using
> this action, you would simply shift-click 4 times, then press equals.
>
> If there was a method that made ways parallel (but did not
> automatically straighten them), then you would need c
> You're right, that the action probably needs more clicks. but making ways
> straight and aligned is not such an often done task, so for me the
> negative fact to have more different tools counts more :-)
I'm not sure how having additional tools is a negative? I agree it
isn't the most common ope
On Sun, 31 Aug 2008, A Morris wrote:
>> You're right, that the action probably needs more clicks. but making ways
>> straight and aligned is not such an often done task, so for me the
>> negative fact to have more different tools counts more :-)
>
> I'm not sure how having additional tools is a ne
