On 10/09/2010 11:14, Tobias Knerr wrote:
Lulu-Ann wrote:
I would like to add loc_name-tags for this and name ways like "footway from village
A to B, west of footway crossing in MyWoodName"
Yes: Don't use loc_name (or any other key that contains "name") for
this. It's not a name. It's a descri
Hi Lulu-Ann,
Am 10.09.2010 12:27, schrieb Annette Thurow:
Also creating way names automatically would force me to name all crossings with
loc_names - this just moves the problems from ways to crossings, I guess.
it should be possible to generate names for the ways by looking at the
last name
> Hi,
>
> lulu-...@gmx.de wrote:
> > when using OSM for a pedestrian navigation for blind persons, the
> following problem appears:
> > * There are unnamed foodways (in the woods).
>
> Most inner-city footways aren't named either, or are they?
Yes, but they often connect named roads.
In the woo
Hi,
lulu-...@gmx.de wrote:
when using OSM for a pedestrian navigation for blind persons, the following
problem appears:
* There are unnamed foodways (in the woods).
Most inner-city footways aren't named either, or are they?
I would like to add loc_name-tags for this and name ways like "foot
Lulu-Ann wrote:
> I would like to add loc_name-tags for this and name ways like "footway from
> village A to B, west of footway crossing in MyWoodName"
>
> Any suggestions?
Yes: Don't use loc_name (or any other key that contains "name") for
this. It's not a name. It's a description.
Tobias Kner
Hi,
when using OSM for a pedestrian navigation for blind persons, the following
problem appears:
* There are unnamed foodways (in the woods).
* When navigating, crossings can only be named like "unnamed footway crossing
with unnamed footway".
* Using the OSM id of the way is not usable and when
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