In my styles, I want to render closed waterway polygons as areas by using the
continue statement in my lines:
waterway=canal & natural!=water [0x1f resolution 23 continue]
polygons file:
waterway=canal [0x3c resolution 23]
Those closed bodies are rendered ok now, filled with water. If this
Hi Gerd,
I'm using v2 of your patch.
areas.list:
1605: 2320384,-153600 to 2369536,-55296
1645: 2320384,-55296 to 2381824,26624
problematic way:67416703
This way has only nodes in 1645 and is crossing 1605. He isn't
displayed with josm, if split the both tiles out of a planet.pb
In my styles, I want to render closed waterway polygons as areas by using the
continue statement in my lines:
waterway=canal & natural!=water [0x1f resolution 23 continue]
polygons file:
waterway=canal [0x3c resolution 23]
Those closed bodies are rendered ok now, filled with water. If this
Thanks Wanmil!
Can you make a patched mkgmap.jar so that I can test this patch?
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Hi,
WanMil wrote
> The patch is superfluous if splitter ensures that a closed way is closed
> in all splitted tiles.
>
> WanMil
Splitter can do this only if the input file contains the complete way, so I
think it is still needed.
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I have uploaded it to http://files.mkgmap.org.uk/detail/71
Don't know for sure that it works with Java 6. Maybe you have to use Java 7.
WanMil
> Thanks Wanmil!
> Can you make a patched mkgmap.jar so that I can test this patch?
>
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Hi Henning,
thanks, I can reproduce the problem and I am able to fix it.
Splitter skips some nodes because they are not written to any tile using the
normal algorithm.
It has to check first whether the nodes belongs to a problem way or relation.
Wait for a new version in the problem-list branch
Thanks Wanmil, I have Java7 so it wont be a problem.
The first tests look good :)
So if I understand it right it can be rendered in two ways?
In my lines style, add a rule
waterway=canal & mkgmap:wayclosed=true {add natural=water}
Or
Use the continue in the line style after each waterway that n
> So if I understand it right it can be rendered in two ways?
>
> In my lines style, add a rule
> waterway=canal & mkgmap:wayclosed=true {add natural=water}
>
> Or
>
> Use the continue in the line style after each waterway that needs to
> be processed
> and in the polygon style add a rule:
>
>
Hi
I'm using ver. 2340.
In my lines file for the style I'm using I have these options:
highway=footway & foot=yes [0x16 resolution 22]
highway=footway
Using this command line I make a gmapsupp file & copy to my Garmin
Oregon 300
"C:\Program Files\Java\jre7\bin\java" -Xmx512M -ea -jar mkgmap.jar
Hi,
Am 26.10.2012 03:31, schrieb Dave F.:
> Hi
>
> I'm using ver. 2340.
>
> In my lines file for the style I'm using I have these options:
> highway=footway & foot=yes [0x16 resolution 22]
> highway=footway
What's the different between 'highway=footway & foot=yes' and
'highway=footway'
Regards
El 26/10/12 03:31, Dave F. escribió:
> Hi
>
> I'm using ver. 2340.
>
> In my lines file for the style I'm using I have these options:
> highway=footway& foot=yes [0x16 resolution 22]
> highway=footway
>
> Using this command line I make a gmapsupp file& copy to my Garmin
> Oregon 300
> "C:\Program
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