John Smith wrote:
> ...when 2 ways share the same nodes, if one of those 2 ways happens to be an
> ABS boundary, but this should probably be an error as each way should
> probably have it's own nodes.
>
Agreed! ... I think they should show as errors
To handle a situation like this, I wo
looking anxiously at the presents around the tree several days out from
Christmas?
Rick :)
PS: Liz ... keep your eyes off my user agent! j/k ;)
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Elizabeth Dodd wrote:
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A day for firm decisions! Or is it?
That got quite a chuckle going here love it !! :D
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railway tags.
Perhaps you could clarify the changes that have been incorporated, and
those that remain outstanding?
Great work John, thanks for your efforts, this will make the plugin so
much more useful for Australian mappers by highlighting rea
re the program seems to be largely developed.
> Which brings me back to postal_code, should this be ignored or what should we
> do about this specifically?
>
My view is that the 'postal_code' key should be ignored, together with
a
John Smith wrote:
Rick: Karlsruhe Schema format of "addr:postcode".
John: What is the right thing to do here?
Also why did the bulk import vary from what everyone else is doing?
The 'addr:postcode' key is in the presets because it's the reco
John Smith wrote:
... I have a new version uploaded that ignores a lot of the ABS tags, there is still some missing preset tags but that's a job for someone else really.
http://sharebee.com/856f6789
Good job John, that version of the validator.jar clears all of the ABS
key/preset err
John Smith wrote:
> It looks like the validator plugin uses the presets to match against, however
> I'm starting to agree that these shouldn't be presets but they shouldn't be
> showing up as errors either.
>
> I'll see if I can hack something together as a general ignore list, even if
> they
specialist keys available in the Preset menu) will those errors
disappear in Validator ?
Just a thought ...
Rick :)
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John Smith wrote:
Rick: The ABS boundary data import throws up a LOT of warnings...in JOSM validator
John: I just ignored those warnings, but yea they should be fixed.
Agreed ... an editor as popular as JOSM and widely used by OSMers
of varying experience shouldn't
ll skill levels can be developed. (I hate to think how some users might
be adjusting the data at the moment to clear the errors they are being
presented)
Cheers,
Rick :)
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Rick Peterson wrote:
> Does anyone know if someone provides a Tagwatch excerpt for just Australia?
I'm guessing not !
My thoughts are that actual tag use and combination statistics are as
valuable (or more valuable) than theoretical tag suggestions. At the
very least, discussions on t
John Smith wrote:
> all I need to figure out is how to ignore all unnamed ways where
> junction=roundabout :)
>
I hope you will share such valuable information should you happen upon a
method! .. those roundabout false-positives drive me nuts !!
That aside, I find the JOSM Validator p
John Smith wrote:
Gympie has lots of unnamed ways, a number
added by me and I'm just trying to easily locate and name them.
Indeed I get 288 unnamed way errors when I do a generous area
download around Gympie QLD. (Including unnamed roundabouts which I've
written about before as a b
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Rick Peterson wrote:
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I hope this helps.
Cheers,
Rick
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Can someone please direct me to the talk-au archive post where the
discussion commenced on the topic of mini-roundabouts ?
Thanks
Rick
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estions or links would be much appreciated.
Cheers,
Rick
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d draw your attention to
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Australian_Tagging_Guidelines#Roundabouts
as a potential location for expanded information to assist people in
Australia when looking for clarification on this issue.
Cheers,
Rick :)
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for an example.
I've had a look at the wiki information on junctions, however there
doesn't seem to be any information about whether to name or not to name
the junctions ( see
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:junction%3Droundabout )
Any advice or comments ?
Rick
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have no node connection to other ways whatsoever, and they are all very
close to another way, because they indeed form junctions with those
roads that they are very near.
I'll play around with Keepright to see if I can get the errors to show,
perhaps I'm doing something wrong with the numb
he
"almost-junctions" check?
Assuming this is an error on the part of the person who originally
entered the data, is it prudent to contact them to let them know in
case they continue to enter data this way ?
Any advice or suggestions appreciated.
Rick
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tance you can provide would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
Rick
PS: The OSM project rules, I’m running routable OSM maps on my Garmin
GPS and the quality of the data is awesome!!
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