I'm not sure the issue is clear.
The problem is I delete objects that once was fully connected (both ends
are connected but meets other criteria for deletion) but after deleting
that object, the remaining objects now have a different status - and these
now need to be cleaned up based by my rules ... which as I understand
would require a second pass through the style (which is problematic of
course, but that's another issue). This is because a way that used to be
fully connected is could now only connected on one end, and some ways that
were only connected on one end is now connected on neither end.
The OSM-ways I want to delete may not have met the requirements on the
first pass, but now do after the initial pruning.
If this is simply not possible, that's all I need to know. Sounds like
this is the case.
On Fri, 22 Jul 2022, Gerd Petermann wrote:
Date: Fri, 22 Jul 2022 19:24:48 +0000
From: Gerd Petermann <gpetermann_muenc...@hotmail.com>
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Subject: Re: [mkgmap-dev] Multiple pass cleanup possible with style?
I am pretty sure that you don't understand the meaning of the special tags.
Your style tells mkgmap which ways are roads. So, only after passing all
OSM ways through your style mkgmap can calculate the road network and
only at this time it is possible to detect unconnected or "semi-connected" roads
and use the value of the special tags to decide what to do with special cases.
My understanding of your text is that you expect the special tags to contain an
information like "this OSM way is connected to the road network" but that's not
the
case. The program mkgmap reads the variables, it doesn't set them.
Gerd
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I've used the mkgmap:set_unconnected_type and
mkgmap:set_semi_connected_type to delete already one- and no-connnect ways
in the OSM data, and that has been helpful, but sometimes I delete ways
that are connected both ends, with the implication that something now
that used to be connected on both ends is connected only on one end now,
and something else that was connected on one end may now be not connected
on either end.
I think a specific use case is that I find a 2-connect low priority way
(like service=driveway) that passes through a private building or is very
short. Ideally I would like to simply delete all of them but this is
just a heuristic to reduce file sizes. Anyway, I delete that way, but
that way continues on connected to something else, but now that way is
newly 1- or 0-connect, and I want that removed too. Of course there are
two halves left when removing a 2-connect way, but it should be easy
enough to determine the lower class way (another driveway) is the one that
should also be trimmed.
(One exact issue is that someone has a loop driveway with both ends
connected to a residential road, and the loop driveway has an offshoot.
Removing the driveway would leave the offshoot dangling -- originally one
connect, now zero connect due to deletion of the loop -- and that I would
also like to remove.)
Is something like this possible?
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