Off course it would.
I see this being used already but cant find the source, so I do it
manualy for now.
Regards,
Hrvoje Bogner
On 12/03/2012 09:21 PM, Svavar Kjarrval wrote:
It would be quicker still if we'd get "editor support". If a user would
use the BING imagery within JOSM, for example,
It would be quicker still if we'd get "editor support". If a user would
use the BING imagery within JOSM, for example, it would process the
information and update the BING coverage analyser.
- Svavar Kjarrval
On 03/12/12 20:11, hbogner wrote:
> I know people are using scripts and some application
I know people are using scripts and some applications to check out for
coverage.
I found one application that follows border of high resolution imagery,
but it's not good for small areas.
I want to do a grid automation for a small area, like the ones at
http://ant.dev.openstreetmap.org/bingi
2012/12/3 Christian Quest :
> I agree, no abbreviation in OSM data... but when rendering you can
> apply automatic abbreviation to lighten the map, especially when doing
> a multilingual map !
yes sure, on your own map you can do all sorts of things, including
different font sizes / styles, paren
I had a problem accessing one of my Etrex devices. It transpired it didnt
like the cable I was using though the same cable worked fine with another
unit. I changed the cable and all was well again.
Cheers
Andy
From: Emir Hartato [mailto:emir.hart...@gmail.com]
Sent: 01 December 2012 05:4
...which does not interfere with the problem of delimiter chars being
used in Jochens demo, your own map that uses the languages may use
arbitrary delimiters, and in the existing demo there's no shortened name
to be used - as name should contain the full, unshortened name.
regards
Peter
Am 03
I agree, no abbreviation in OSM data... but when rendering you can
apply automatic abbreviation to lighten the map, especially when doing
a multilingual map !
2012/12/3 Martin Koppenhöfer :
>
>
> Am 03/dic/2012 um 11:17 schrieb Christian Quest :
>
>> The slash may also be part of many shortened n
On Mon, Dec 03, 2012 at 02:48:41AM +0100, Stephan Knauss wrote:
> Andrew Errington writes:
>
> >It doesn't matter if I use en|ko or ko|en, it seems there is an LF
> >character between the two strings which is not present in the original
> >data.
>
> It could be that the symbolizer does not suppor
Am 03/dic/2012 um 11:17 schrieb Christian Quest :
> The slash may also be part of many shortened names (in France):
> Neuilly sur Seine -> Neuilly s/ Seine
Also in Germany, but you shouldn't use abbreviations in Osm anyway
Cheers,
Martin
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The slash may also be part of many shortened names (in France):
Neuilly sur Seine -> Neuilly s/ Seine
A long "em dash" (U+2014) may be used not to mix with the basic short one.
Have a look at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dash
We add a recent (long) talk about all dash types on talk-fr ;)
2012/
Am 03/dic/2012 um 02:57 schrieb Clay Smalley :
> In that case, for line placement, I suggest using " - " in between the names
> in different languages, e.g. "Rue des Bouchers - Beenhouwersstraat". That's
> what's done in the name=* tag in many bilingual places like Brussels.
I'd prefer the s
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