Hi Matt
I would also personally encourage people to add associatedStreet
> relations to their mapping (since it makes my life easier for the
> Postcode Finder) but I understand that some people just prefer to use
> addr:street. Unfortunately the Postcode Finder is down at the moment
> (due to an
If your device has sufficient storage for the whole map of the UK then I can
recommend http://talkytoaster.info/ukmaps.htm
Been using for years now on my Legend Hcx and very happy.
Cheers
Andy
> -Original Message-
> From: Dave F. [mailto:dave...@madasafish.com]
> Sent: 18 October 2012 21:
On 19 October 2012 10:05, thomas van der veen wrote:
> I have used the terraced house plug in a few times and have found it very
> useful, but I don't quite understand the difference between addr:street
> (which is what I do at the moment) and adding a relation?
>
> Could you please explain this a
That's pretty much entirely a relation-as-category, though, isn't it?
I'm wondering whether there'd be a case for a very small number of
high-value (in terms of processing speed) relations to be created
automatically, available to data consumers in the normal way through the
API, but _not_ shown i
On 19 October 2012 11:11, Richard Mann wrote:
> I'm wondering whether there'd be a case for a very small number of
> high-value (in terms of processing speed) relations to be created
> automatically, available to data consumers in the normal way through the
> API, but _not_ shown in editors? These
On 19 October 2012 11:11, Richard Mann
wrote:
> That's pretty much entirely a relation-as-category, though, isn't it?
I would argue not. "Don't use relations as categories" was devised to
combat people doing things like adding all buildings designed by a
particular architect to a relation or addi
I think I was more concerned about the likelihood of the data being entered
correctly (ie putting an undue load on mappers to do something that a
computer can do with a much higher likelihood of success).
Maybe there are instances where the relation would have to be created by
hand (to sort out du
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