On 27/02/2008, Richard Fairhurst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Lauri Hahne wrote:
>
> > There are few quirks currently with Potlatch. I hope somebody could
> > fix these :D
>
>
> Some good suggestions, thanks!
>
>
> > 1. The auto complete is great but its behaviour is a bit non-standard.
> > Currently only enter chooses the currently highlighted item and jumps
> > to the next box. Usually tab does this too, and it must be dozens of
> > times I've hit tab and then had to return to complete the tag name.
>
>
> Ha, I'm never sure what to do with this one.
>
> Tab is standard for people who are used to *nix shells.
>
> On Windows and OS X, IME, tab jumps from field to field. Enter/Return
> selects from an auto-complete menu (e.g. Safari, Excel). (The
> behaviour of tab in auto-complete apps is inconsistent, on OS X at
> least.) Potlatch is following Windows/OS X behaviour rather than *nix
> shell behaviour.
>
> It's important that there's a keypress for "move to next field without
> auto-complete", so that you can type "high=very" as well as
> "highway=primary". (I will for the moment ignore those who feel there
> should be RULES to PREVENT non-standard tags being USED.) As to
> whether this is Tab or Enter, I'm not greatly fussed, but it seems
> more logical to me that Enter should stick with its general sense of
> "accept choice".
>
Tab works in JOSM and Excel.
>
> > 5. I don't know how easy this would be but I'd like to see Nasa's
> > Landsat images besides OpenAerial's as Nasa's seem to have better
> > colours around here.
>
>
> Potlatch will accept any tile source in the standard spherical
> Mercator ("like-Google"/"900913") projection/tile system used by OSM
> and a zillion others. I don't know of anyone offering standard-issue
> NASA Landsat in such a form (and who'd be willing to let us leach
> their bandwidth), but let me know if you do!
>
I don't know what server JOSM uses for its Landsat though it probably is in UTM.
What about the other ideas?
--
Lauri Hahne
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