On 25/09/17 17:13, ael wrote:
Well, surely this make the tag so general as to be pretty useless. The
original meaning was pretty specific and useful. "Moor" or something
equivalant is well understood (in the UK, at least) and is useful as
a broad description where detailed mapping is absent.
On 23/04/17 09:55, Andy Townsend wrote:
I may have got hold of completely the wrong end of the stick here, but
assuming I understand the question properly, I think you're asking how
two names appear for trails at e.g.
https://map.atownsend.org.uk/maps/map/map.html#zoom=14=53.14563=-1.75507
On 21/04/17 11:47, Andy Townsend wrote:
If you're using osm2pgsql to load a rendering database, then you could
probably use the lua tag transforms and do something with roles for
relations in there. I've not done anything with relation roles myself,
It was an interesting exercise to play
On 21/04/17 11:47, Andy Townsend wrote:
If you're using osm2pgsql to load a rendering database,
Yes, sorry, I should have said.
probably use the lua tag transforms and do something with roles for
relations in there. I've not done anything with relation roles myself,
but
I am trying to render the national and regional walking trails. These
are done as relations, with tags like network=rwn so easy to pick out.
When I render them I find there are alternative routes, as an example
the Coast to Coast Walk splits into 3 at one point. Looking at the
relation in josm
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