Hi Teo,
I tried to reproduce the problem with mkgmap trunk version r2248, but I get
different results, esp. I don't see this flooding.
I am using coastlines_europe-120128.osm.pbf, maybe your file is older?
Gerd
Matteo Gottardi-2 wrote
Hi, I noticed a problem splitting the geofabrik pbf
On Mon, Mar 12, GerdP wrote:
Hi Teo,
I tried to reproduce the problem with mkgmap trunk version r2248, but I get
different results, esp. I don't see this flooding.
I am using coastlines_europe-120128.osm.pbf, maybe your file is older?
You need the exact same tiles, else you will not see
Hi Thorsten,
I tried with his *.cfg and his 63240018.osm.pbf
With splitter r200 I produced an identical 63240018.osm.pbf
Why do you think that I should use his areas.list ?
Gerd
Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2012 10:03:21 +0100
From: ku...@suse.de
To: mkgmap-dev@lists.mkgmap.org.uk
Subject: Re:
Hi WanMil,
I don't see a need for the length field in the header, and I don't see how I
could use it
(I found no way to calculate how many bytes were removed from a stream)
So I've coded this:
Format type: String: BND
Timestamp: long
| Record format: String: (RAW, QUADTREE)
| Record layout:
thanks! I will try this method. But what if I want to use short_name
only for boundaries and name for all other objects?
I've seen .bnd files under hex editor and data from all tags is there
so theoretically it is possible :).
best regards
Michal Rogala
2012/3/12 Gerd Petermann
Hi Michal,
Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2012 10:26:21 +0100
From: michal.rog...@gmail.com
To: mkgmap-dev@lists.mkgmap.org.uk
Subject: Re: [mkgmap-dev] using short_name tag of a boundary
thanks! I will try this method. But what if I want to use short_name
only for boundaries and name for all other
This isn't a problem. Just add afer addresspart of style-file:
short_name=* { delete short_name }
Henning
Am 12.03.2012 10:26, schrieb Micha? Rogala:
thanks! I will try this method. But what if I want to use short_name
only for boundaries and name for all other objects?
I've seen .bnd files
great!
Thank you very much :)
2012/3/12 aighes o...@aighes.de:
This isn't a problem. Just add afer addresspart of style-file:
short_name=* { delete short_name }
Henning
Am 12.03.2012 10:26, schrieb Michał Rogala:
thanks! I will try this method. But what if I want to use short_name
2012/3/12 GerdP gpetermann_muenc...@hotmail.com:
Hi Teo,
I tried to reproduce the problem with mkgmap trunk version r2248, but I get
different results, esp. I don't see this flooding.
I am using coastlines_europe-120128.osm.pbf, maybe your file is older?
Hi Gerd,
my coastlines file was the
Hi Matteo,
okay, I am able to reproduce the problem (also without the coastfile
parameter).
The log shows some warnings for relation 541757 (the Lago di Como) , so I
should be
able to understand what's happening and why it fails.
Gerd
Matteo Gottardi wrote
2012/3/12 GerdP
Hi Gerd,
the length field is required to be able to add more fields to the header
in the future. Example (please don't nail me with the given length of
the fields - it's just an example):
Header:
Format type: String: BND
Timestamp: long
| Header length: int: 8+4+10+4 = 26 bytes
| Record
Hi WanMil,
the length field will only help when we want to allow an old mkgmap version
to
read a newer bnd format. I don't think that we need that.
Any (incompatible) change in the record layout should increase the record
id,
so that a newer version can decide what fields are available.
Gerd
Hi,
I have commited a new tool BoundaryCoverageUtil to the performance
branch. Thanks to Gerd who ported it to the new boundary format.
I have tested it with freshly compiled boundaries of africa and found
some mysteries. http://files.mkgmap.org.uk/detail/60 contains a zip file
with the
Gerd,
I have commited your patch plus the header length implementation. The
int for the record layout should give the format of the records not the
header. So I don't see a reason to change the record layout id if I just
want to add a field to the header and therefore I need the header length.
Hi Gerd,
when I had the problem some time ago, I did some rough checking on
splitters output.
What I know so far is, that splitter removes all the ways from a certain
tile that have no
node inside this tile.
The problem arises when a tile boundary divides a multipolyon that
consist of normally
Hi Wolfgang,
yes, that' s exactly what happens. I see three ways to solve this problem:
1) Enhance the logic in mkgmap that guesses how the missing ways completed
the multipolygon, e.g. by adding a backtracking algorithmn (this is already
suggested in the code).
2) Enhance splitter so that it
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