Version mkgmap-r3115 was committed by gerd on Tue, 18 Mar 2014
don't use trigger tag access=* for link-pois-to-ways option
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Hi all,
a few weeks ago we discussed the tags which should trigger the
link-pois-to-ways option.
The current implementation works like this:
Each node with a tag access=*, barrier=*, or highway=*
is handled as a POI (before style processing).
Ways with such a node are tagged with
Hi Marko,
I fear restrictions with multiple via ways are too complex, or I did not
understand them
If I got that right, we cannot simply convert them to
normal restrictions, as they are somehow describing a list of ways
which is not allowed to be travelled in that order.
I cannot even think of
Version mkgmap-r3116 was committed by gerd on Tue, 18 Mar 2014
reduce severity level of very small shape near ... message
from warning to debug.
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Hi Marko,
I've checked a few cases. The typical reason for a message like this:
very small shape near
http://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=60.261495mlon=24.689112zoom=17 signed area
in high prec map units: 2816
is a shape close to a tile boundary or a shape that is produced by the
Question about those access tags.
Is there an easy way to display on the map all tags that a node has, for
instance if you point with your mouse on a bollard it would list:
barrier=bollard
access=designated
bicycle=yes
foot=yes
motorcar=no
etc?
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Hi Minko,
I am not sure about the limits in the Garmin format, but it should be easy
to write a method like echotags that returns the string instead of writing
it to stderr.
Gerd
Date: Tue, 18 Mar 2014 09:57:43 +0100
From: ligfiet...@online.nl
To: mkgmap-dev@lists.mkgmap.org.uk
Subject:
Great, looking forward for this.
Don't know if GPS or Mapsource/Basecamp will show everything but we'll see.
At the moment I misuse addr:street tags etc to show some information of
barriers but this is a bad workaround.
I am not sure about the limits in the Garmin format, but it should be
Hi Minko,
well, I don't know where to put the string, I just say that it is easy to
calculate it ;-)
Gerd
Date: Tue, 18 Mar 2014 10:58:17 +0100
From: ligfiet...@online.nl
To: mkgmap-dev@lists.mkgmap.org.uk
Subject: Re: [mkgmap-dev] link-pois-to-ways tags
Great, looking forward for this.
I understand I'll still have to use some hacks like { add
mkgmap:housenumber='(${barrier})' ; add mkgmap:street='bicycle:${bicycle}' ;
add mkgmap:postal_code='open: ${opening_hours}' ; }
But anyway, it will be made more easier to retrieve all tags instead of
guessing which tag to print, like
On 18/03/14 08:07, Gerd Petermann wrote:
@Steve: Could it be that the 05 60 00 type restrictions
have two via points?
I know we discussed this before and at the time I hadn't examined any.
But now I am fairly certain that all intermediate points are via points.
Its not a strange situation,
Hi,
cgpsmapper supports restrictions defined as 4 nodes and 3 roads. This is
needed for most U-turn restriction, essential for roads with separated
lanes.
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Hi Andrzej,
thanks, so we have a manual for that format :-)
Gerd
popej wrote
Hi,
cgpsmapper supports restrictions defined as 4 nodes and 3 roads. This is
needed for most U-turn restriction, essential for roads with separated
lanes.
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Andrzej
Hi,
during the last two days I had the chance to compare a lot
of long distance routing of my Garmin 62s (Firmware 5.30, so newest
one with activity routing) with my map generated with mkgmap r3111
and a commercial built in car navigation system.
The routing on long distance between both
Hi Steve, Gerd,
On Tue, Mar 18, 2014 at 11:16:53AM +, Steve Ratcliffe wrote:
Imagine there are two two roads between A and D; ABCD and AD. You can
travel AB and ABC, but there is a turn restriction from C to D. So
the 'real' turn restriction is BCD, but they write it as ABCD, perhaps
just
Hi Marko,
Anyway, the problem is that the U-turn restriction is ABCD
(A=from,B=via,C=via,D=to) while BCD (B=from,C=via,D=to) would suffice.
BCD restriction would be interpreted as turn-left restriction for cars
coming from other road, which in most cases would be wrong. There is no
shortcut
Hi,
one note more: very often U-Turn restriction is defined as 4-points
ABCA, which creates a closed loop. I'm not sure if this would be a
special case for mkgmap.
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Hi Michał
Did you have time to look for the cause of this bug? :)
Just a quick update to say that I have looked at the problem, but
no solution. I'm not really sure what I'm looking for of course :)
I've found one thing that might be a problem which I will investigate
at a later date.
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