2009/9/17 Lennard <l...@xs4all.nl>: > If those relations get flattened into a planet_osm_line geometry, you have 2 > (or more?) for the same stretch of road. One for the shields, another for > the name. Join them up in a query, or split shields and names handling > everywhere and take what you need from the relevant geometries.
Yes, but the information differs. > OTOH, if osm2pgsql will only run some queries and let postgis handle the > stamping of features with a proper field to filter on in the stylesheet, it > can be done at the end of the import. The challenge to this method is in how > to handle diffs. You wouldn't want to run through every geometry in your > database everytime you import diffs, but only the changed ones. It should be possible/best to do it at the end of an update/import and just tag as needed. > One more issue I see is what to do with features that cross these > boundaries? Which style will/should they get? Should the import split them > into 2 features, each on one side of the boundary? I would, although I don't really have to figure that out with Australia being an island and all :) _______________________________________________ talk mailing list talk@openstreetmap.org http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk
