Folks, as you know – this comes up time to time – address search is
unpractical in most Latin countries where the street/square name usually
starts with the type (Via, Viale,Corso, Piazza etc [IT]; Avenida, Calle,
Plaza etc [ES]; Avenue, Boulevard, Rue, Place etc [FR] etc.) followed by
the
El 05/08/13 12:50, Enrico Liboni escribió:
Folks, as you know -- this comes up time to time -- address search is
unpractical in most Latin countries where the street/square name
usually starts with the type (Via, Viale,Corso, Piazza etc [IT];
Avenida, Calle, Plaza etc [ES]; Avenue,
Carlos, Bueno! Thanks for your reply. Actually I believe trying to find all
the combinations in the various languages would really be hard and I'm
concerned about having hard-codes in for languages.
The approach I'd like to follow to facilitate search is just to take the
last word of a street
Am 05.08.2013 13:00, schrieb Carlos Dávila:
highway=* name ~ '[Aa]venida [Dd]e [Ee]l .*' { add
streettype:movedend='${name|subst:Avenida De El |subst:Avenida De el
|subst:Avenida de El |subst:Avenida de el |subst:avenida De El
|subst:avenida De el |subst:avenida de El |subst:avenida de el
Am 05.08.2013 15:17, schrieb Enrico Liboni:
Carlos, Bueno! Thanks for your reply. Actually I believe trying to
find all the combinations in the various languages would really be
hard and I'm concerned about having hard-codes in for languages.
I don't think that this is a good solution.
1:
Hi,
I think there are 2 problems there. First is how does name look on the
map and how it is pronounced by navigations. There could be different
rules depending on country. To some extend names could be standardized
in style definitions.
Other problem is search for address. This is a problem
Hi
Folks, as you know – this comes up time to time – address search is
unpractical in most Latin countries where the street/square name usually
starts with the type (Via, Viale,Corso, Piazza etc [IT]; Avenida,
Calle, Plaza etc [ES]; Avenue, Boulevard, Rue, Place etc [FR] etc.)
followed
El 05/08/13 19:42, Steve Ratcliffe escribió:
Hi
Folks, as you know – this comes up time to time – address search is
unpractical in most Latin countries where the street/square name usually
starts with the type (Via, Viale,Corso, Piazza etc [IT]; Avenida,
Calle, Plaza etc [ES]; Avenue,
Hi,
In the last couple of years I have been making maps with mkgmap for both
the UK and various continental countries. One problem that I have never
been able to fix until now is that the drive-on-left flag didn't seem
to have any effect on roundabouts in the UK. The impact is limited
because
Steve you are the man! I'm rebuilding my map now. By the way, I believe
that indexing just the last word make more sense to avoid a lot of useless
entries, since words in the middle are usually first names or prepositions.
I'll have a try and let you know. Thanks!
Enrico
On Mon, Aug 5, 2013 at
I tried r2662 but... no luck. Index search is worse: using Via Wolfgang
Amadeus Mozart as example, actually if I type Via W and tap done nothing
is found, same for Via Wo, then if I type Via Wol magically (without
tapping on done) two entries appears (indeed just the two entries in the
city
Am 05.08.2013 21:50, schrieb Enrico Liboni:
I believe that indexing just the last word make more sense to avoid a
lot of useless entries, since words in the middle are usually first
names or prepositions
At least in Germany this wont work well. ;)
Henning
El 05/08/13 19:42, Steve Ratcliffe escribió:
Hi
Folks, as you know – this comes up time to time – address search is
unpractical in most Latin countries where the street/square name usually
starts with the type (Via, Viale,Corso, Piazza etc [IT]; Avenida,
Calle, Plaza etc [ES]; Avenue,
Forgot to say many existing streets are not found
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El 05/08/13 23:03, Henning Scholland escribió:
Am 05.08.2013 21:50, schrieb Enrico Liboni:
I believe that indexing just the last word make more sense to avoid a
lot of useless entries, since words in the middle are usually first
names or prepositions
At least in Germany this wont work well.
El 05/08/13 23:09, Carlos Dávila escribió:
El 05/08/13 19:42, Steve Ratcliffe escribió:
Hi
Folks, as you know – this comes up time to time – address search is
unpractical in most Latin countries where the street/square name
usually
starts with the type (Via, Viale,Corso, Piazza etc [IT];
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