I'm using a development version from Chris Miller that - I think - was
relabeled to r103 later. But maybe this isn't the case. I'll download
the latest version and test that. Thanks for the tip!
Christoph Wagner wrote:
> Lambertus schrieb:
>
>> Thanks for having a look at it.
>>
>> Well ofco
Dave F. schrieb am 24.01.2010 03:47:
> Could you explain the continue statement please. I couldn't find
> anything on it in the wiki.
For each OSM-object mkgmap normally scans through all rules in your style file
and searches for the rule with the highest priority, i.e. the first rule, that
match
On 22/01/2010 13:14, Mark Burton wrote:
>
> This patch modifies the turn heading adjustment code so that the GPS
> will tell you to turn when you are routing from a main road to a side
> road in situations like this:
>
>
> S
> S ^
> S |
>MMM
Hi Steve,
> There is a ThreadLocal class specially for keeping values on a per-thead
> basis, as in the attached modification to your patch.
Thanks, I was not aware of that class.
> With your code there is a slight chance that there will be a problem if
> a value is set at exactly the same ti
Hi Mark
The attached patch adds the OSM source file name into log messages so
if you are processing multiple files, you know which file each message
relates to.
There is a ThreadLocal class specially for keeping values on a per-thead
basis, as in the attached modification to your patch.
Wi
The attached patch adds the OSM source file name into log messages so
if you are processing multiple files, you know which file each message
relates to.
The file name (plus a ':' suffix) is inserted between the message
type/class and the message itself.
Please test, especially if using multiple
> Are there any other situations like this that I should be aware of? I'm
> aware of one problem of tagging the 'inner' of a multipolygon, are there
> an others?
What do you mean with "tagging the 'inner' of a multipolygon"? I have
reimplemented the whole mulitpoylgon code so I am very interested
More notes
* If more than one element is produced, as a result of using continue
say, then they are all printed.
Okay up to here there is no advantage at all, over creating a test.osm
file inside JOSM, or I failed to understand something. Indeed any action
that is depending on continue is m
Version 1509 was commited by steve on 2010-01-24 12:55:30 + (Sun, 24 Jan
2010)
BRANCH: style
A test for changing a tag that was used to select the action.
This is a case that does not work.
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Hi
I have written a utility that can be used for demonstrating style bugs
and requests. See the attached patch.
It allows you to create a file containing ways with tags and a set of
style rules. You can then run this file and see what elements would
be produced. If this is wrong or you disag
Version 1508 was commited by steve on 2010-01-24 10:06:38 + (Sun, 24 Jan
2010)
* Major speedup for mp code
- WanMil (speedup patch v3)
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