Paul Johnson wrote:
If it really doesn't have any
name at all, then noname=yes is awesome because it solves the human
problem, too.
This discussion has been flogged to death on other forums, but obviously
needs repeating.
People are incorrectly marking ways with noname=yes just because
2009/11/21 Dave F. dave...@madasafish.com:
Paul Johnson wrote:
If it really doesn't have any
name at all, then noname=yes is awesome because it solves the human
problem, too.
This discussion has been flogged to death on other forums, but obviously
needs repeating.
People are incorrectly
On Sat, Nov 21, 2009 at 5:45 PM, Peter Childs pchi...@bcs.org wrote:
Indeed, most round abouts have names, even if they are unmarked.
You should better say In my country, most... because it's not
generaly the case in mine.
Note that only Cloudmade's lint and JOSM validator seem to complain
Excuse my ignorance. Junction=roundabout is the right tag.
I was just keeping the load down on the wiki server. :)
Richard
On Fri, Nov 20, 2009 at 11:52 AM, G Zamboni gd.zamb...@tiscali.it wrote:
I agree that noname=yes is not a good solution, but I don't understand why
roundabout=yes...
Pieren wrote:
Well, if it is really a roundabout, it is already tagged with
junction=roundabout. What we need is that KeepRight does NOT consider
as an error an unnamed highway with junction=roundabout.
Pieren
No Pieren
Even if it has a junction=roundabout tag it's still an error without
On Fri, Nov 20, 2009 at 2:02 PM, Dave F. dave...@madasafish.com wrote:
No Pieren
Even if it has a junction=roundabout tag it's still an error without a
highway=* tag, which is what I think Mike N. was talking about in the OP.
Not sure. It's a guess. Changing the highway category to road might
You seem a bit unclear. Do you mean name as in name=The Cyril Smith
Roundabout or highway=trunk etc?
I was referring to whether the name= tag is required. Thanks for the
answers, the consensus is that it is not required for roundabouts with no
name.
If the former, not all have a
Not sure. It's a guess. Changing the highway category to road might
disable the check in KeepRight.
highway=road is like leaving an implied FIXME=yes tag, according to the
wiki. I'd prefer the nonname=yes workaround, if any. I mentioned
KeepRight, but it turns out that KeepRight and the
Mike N. wrote:
highway=road is like leaving an implied FIXME=yes tag, according to the
wiki. I'd prefer the nonname=yes workaround, if any.
We need to be clear on this - Highway=* name=* are mutually exclusive.
You can't substitute one for the other.
Highway=* is compulsory, name=* is
Pieren wrote:
On Thu, Nov 19, 2009 at 11:32 PM, Paul Johnson ba...@ursamundi.org wrote:
noname=yes
Oh dear. What is the next step, noname=yes on all unnamed buildings if
KeepRight tells you it is an error ?
Nobody would expect every last building to be named. People generally
expect
Mike N. wrote:
I have run into several un-named roundabouts which contain 3-6 feeder roads.
Keepright, etc consider an unnamed road as an error. I could use
highway=road, but this is described as an implied FIXME=yes. I could
possibly assign the name of the most important feeder road.
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