hi,
in JOSM, when the connect the raw gps points option is enabled, when I zoom in
less than 15M, the whole screen becomes yellow (my raw gps points are
coloured yellow). On zooming out again, the screen restores and the 'coding
error' dialog pops up. Is this a bug or something to do with my scr
On Thu, Jan 01, 2009 at 11:01:48PM +, Andrew Chadwick (mailing lists) wrote:
> People often ask what the various colons, underscores, semicolons and
> whatnot mean within a tag. The answer is that there are no guidelines,
> silly; just do what you want! But doesn't mean that de-facto conventi
internationalization
^^
i + 18 characters + n = internationalization
Am Donnerstag, den 01.01.2009, 23:03 + schrieb Gregory:
> > Btw. are there any attempts to i18n the main OSM page?
>
> i18n what?
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Shaun McDonald wrote:
>
> Use something like amenity=old_pub or similar.
Icon of an upturned/broken pint glass and dried spillage, maybe?
Actually, in some areas the broken glass might be too poignant a choice.
Arguably it's no longer an amenity if it's always shut, but I still
think that comp
>
> Use something like amenity=old_pub or similar.
>
Yep, it would be better for tagging to think about falling back when details
aren't recognised.
There will be many renders and applications of OSM. Also it is a lot to ask
stylesheets to check for disused=yes on every type of node/way.
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Am Donnerstag, den 01.01.2009, 23:03 + schrieb Gregory:
> Btw. are there any attempts to i18n the main OSM page?
> i18n what?
Internationalization => translate content, web pages, programs into
other languages.
Cheers, detlef
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Peter Miller wrote:
> What should one do...
>
> 1) Delete all features smaller than 10 meters
> 2) Keep them in a have loads of people go an investigate false problems
> 3) Make them bigger so the islands as accepted by the coastline checker
> 4) Adapt the coastline checker to that is accepts smal
>
> Before I request to change this link, I like to here from native English
> speakers what's the most common word for a map legend in English.
>
We should all know what 'map legend' means, however I have the feeling 'map
key' is becoming me common and causing people to be less familiar with what
People often ask what the various colons, underscores, semicolons and
whatnot mean within a tag. The answer is that there are no guidelines,
silly; just do what you want! But doesn't mean that de-facto conventions
haven't evolved over time anyway, so I've had a go at documenting them.
Could som
On 1 Jan 2009, at 22:53, Andrew Chadwick (mailing lists) wrote:
> Chris Hill wrote:
>> I notice that abandoned railways are now being rendered on Mapnik.
>
> I've been tagging local disused pubs with disused=yes and hoping that
> the renderer will catch up with what was agreed in the wiki for som
Chris Hill wrote:
> I notice that abandoned railways are now being rendered on Mapnik.
I've been tagging local disused pubs with disused=yes and hoping that
the renderer will catch up with what was agreed in the wiki for some
time now :) Unfortunately there's an increasing number of boarded-up
In the US, we use "legend" more frequently than "key".
The word "key" is used in the phrase "answer key" - as in the answers
to a test.
On Jan 1, 2009, at 4:36 PM, "Barnett, Phillip" wrote:
> Key. Definitely.
>
> :-(
>
> Actually, plain 'Key' rather than 'map key' in my experience. But I
>
On 1 Jan 2009, at 21:45, Detlef Reichl wrote:
>
> Btw. are there any attempts to i18n the main OSM page?
>
There is an i18n branch that is waiting for review. The current plan
is to get api06 complete and then rebasing the i18n branch on api06,
rather than an old api05/head.
Shaun
On Thursday 01 January 2009 03:27:32 Ian Dees wrote:
> Can the guys at itoWorld talk about how they made this video? I'd like
> to do a semi realtime rotating globe with edits. I think that'd be
> awfully neat.
Just a tip: You could probably use Marble as a base for this application if
you don'
Key. Definitely.
:-(
Actually, plain 'Key' rather than 'map key' in my experience. But I would
understand legend.
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SERVER MANAGER
200 GRAY'S INN ROAD
LONDON
WC1X 8XZ
UNITED KINGDOM
T +44 (0)20 7430 4474
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E phillip.barn...@itn.co.uk
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P Please consider th
Sebastian Hohmann wrote:
> http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/index.php/Proposed_features/Properties_for_Tags
Possibly a little overcomplex; it sounds like you're trying to introduce
some form of metatagging - tags about other tags - when limited
metatagging already exists, of a sort (source:name=*,
Someoneelse wrote:
>> I notice that abandoned railways are now being rendered on Mapnik.
>
> This was discussed a bit on talk-gb recently:
>
> http://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/talk-gb/2008-December/003369.html
>
> (and related messages)
>
> There are/were quite a few "railway=abandoned"
Hi,
on the talk-de list we are talking about the OSM main page and in
particular about the link to the map legend. It is named "Map key", a
for most German users uncommon word. The English word "legend" would
much better correspond to the German "Legende", what would help at least
users in Germany
On Thu, Jan 1, 2009 at 12:04 PM, Chris Hill wrote:
> I notice that abandoned railways are now being rendered on Mapnik. I'm
> not sure that this is a good idea. Fairly near to me there are a few
> abandoned railway that have been made into footpaths or cycle paths and
> they are tagged as such
> I notice that abandoned railways are now being rendered on Mapnik.
This was discussed a bit on talk-gb recently:
http://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/talk-gb/2008-December/003369.html
(and related messages)
There are/were quite a few "railway=abandoned" features marked around
the Derby/
On Thu, Jan 1, 2009 at 6:45 PM, Martijn van Oosterhout wrote:
> boundary=maritime?
or something like:
boundary=administrative
admin_maritime=territorial
?
- Gustav
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No you must have misunderstood me - ... Glad we agree that "secondary" is a
term best kept to refer to B roads, not A roads. For the rest I have conceded
that my original proposal is outwith the consensus and withdrawn it. The
confusion that has arisen over what I thought was an innocent suggest
boundary=maritime?
They are not political boundaries in the way countries are, since you
can't actually physically mark them in any useful way. It's more like,
"in this area we consider you subject to our laws". Whether anyone
cares is quite another issue.
Have a nice day,
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> major streets in Shiraz [3]). I had the help of some locals who supplied
> some names for places and streets.
Hi,
How did you manage to contract the locals? Or did they pick up the
fact that some roads were being put in without any names?
Ciarán
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>
> >
> >Anyway, I find mapping footpaths in forests much more interesting than
> >plain old residential streets and roads
>
> This really depends on where you live. If you live in a major city then you
> don't have much option but to map residential streets. Otherwise it's a
> special trip out to
Am 31.12.2008 07:49, Kenneth Gonsalves:
> On Wednesday 31 Dec 2008 12:02:01 pm brendan barrett wrote:
>> On Wed, Dec 31, 2008 at 7:52 AM, Tanveer Singh
> wrote:
what is sad about it? In India only the very big cities have yahoo
imagery - and work is going on fairly well there. The rest of
Mike Harris wrote:
> I thought that I had backed off and cleared things up - sorry! Unfortunately
> your message - for me at least - adds further to the confusion. Surely in the
> UK "primary" roads (and trunk roads of course) are A roads and A roads are
> primary roads - whether or not they ar
Tom
I thought that I had backed off and cleared things up - sorry! Unfortunately
your message - for me at least - adds further to the confusion. Surely in the
UK "primary" roads (and trunk roads of course) are A roads and A roads are
primary roads - whether or not they are part of the "primary
Mike Harris wrote:
> I seem to have stirred up a bit of a hornet's nest by raising this issue
> - for which I apologise. The key issue - I have now learnt from this
> mailing list - seems to be the difference in the UK between the "primary
> route network" (green signs, conventionally tagged in
Hi
I seem to have stirred up a bit of a hornet's nest by raising this issue - for
which I apologise. The key issue - I have now learnt from this mailing list -
seems to be the difference in the UK between the "primary route network" (green
signs, conventionally tagged in OSM as highway=trunk)
Marc Schütz wrote:
>> I notice that abandoned railways are now being rendered on Mapnik. I'm
>> not sure that this is a good idea. Fairly near to me there are a few
>> abandoned railway that have been made into footpaths or cycle paths and
>> they are tagged as such and render as such.
>>
> I notice that abandoned railways are now being rendered on Mapnik. I'm
> not sure that this is a good idea. Fairly near to me there are a few
> abandoned railway that have been made into footpaths or cycle paths and
> they are tagged as such and render as such.
These should not be tagged
I notice that abandoned railways are now being rendered on Mapnik. I'm
not sure that this is a good idea. Fairly near to me there are a few
abandoned railway that have been made into footpaths or cycle paths and
they are tagged as such and render as such. There are also a few
abandoned rail
On Thu, Jan 1, 2009 at 3:50 AM, Thomas Wood wrote:
> In other news, I've converted the 12nm line around the UK and Ireland
> to be fully tagged, so it's now showing in its own bubble on the
> mapnik render.
In my mind, these halos around al islands, are in itself a good reason to
provide som kin
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