Robert (Jamie) Munro <rjmunro <at> arjam.net> writes: >>http://katie.openstreetmap.org/~twain/
>Preliminary results of the British Museum Test: >* National Gallery > - No results found This is because it's tagged as 'National Gallery / National Portrait Gallery'. If they share the same physical building, there isn't an obvious way to tag it with two separate names, so putting a slash may be the least bad option. Semicolon is also used, as in 'Palace of Westminster; Houses of Parliament; House of Commons; House of Lords'. And a semicolon is used by some mapping tools to join together names when two objects are merged. So I suggest the namefinder should split names at slash and at semicolon, and search each part separately. >* British Airways London Eye > - No results found I've added alt_name tags to this object, so after a database update it should work. >* London Eye > - First result good. Second result nearby bus stop. Third result >"common". Not sure what the "common" means, but otherwise good Might be caused by the map having both an area and a node for the attraction. I have tidied this to just the area. >* The Victoria & Albert Museum > - Correct, but listed 2 nearly identical results for >"Museum;attraction" and "Public Building" This is semicolons getting into the tagging again; I've changed it to just 'museum' since that is more specific than 'attraction'. The two separate results look like a namefinder bug (you had other examples). >* St Paul’s Cathedral > - 4 results. First one "Attraction", which is acceptable. Second one >"bus stop", Fourth one "Place of Worship". 3rd one = "Place of Worship" >in Dundee. There used to be separate tagging for the building and a node in the centre of the building, which could explain one of the duplicate results. I've tidied that up. >* National Portrait Gallery > - No results found See discussion of slashes above. -- Ed Avis <e...@waniasset.com> _______________________________________________ talk mailing list talk@openstreetmap.org http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk