OSM2Go now automagically flips oneway tags, tags on ways like foo:left and foo:right, and forward and backward members in relations when the user reverses a way. Better explain what we do for oneway somewhere, this might as well be it.
We inherit JOSM's presets system, so we use whatever UI-wise we don't get in your face about reversing stuff like JOSM does with the option set. Can't afford to on a tiny screen on a small device with a tendency to be slipped into a pocket and forgotten about. Simpler=better for us. You'll get a gentle notification, however (o hai; i fixed ur tags for u) sly (sylvain letuffe) wrote: > Europe counts : > oneway | count > ------------------------------------+-------- > yes | 466883 > 1 | 104487 > true | 100204 These are all treated as true-and-forwards values. "yes" is the preferred true value, and is what "-1" flips to. > no | 35883 > false | 3519 These are left as-is when reversing. They specifically *don't* mean "-1". > -1 | 2683 This is the one supported true-but-backwards value. It's what "yes" and all the other true-and-forwards values flip to. > undefined | 197 > 0 | 24 > unknown | 11 > both | 11 > other | 9 > y | 7 > ??? | 7 > Yes | 6 > yees | 6 > variable | 6 > morning to south, evening to North | 5 > FIXME | 5 > alternate | 4 > 2 | 4 > True | 3 > ye | 3 > yes/-1 | 3 > R760 | 3 > true; 1; true | 2 > yes; yes; true; yes; yes | 2 > hy | 2 > no;yes | 2 > +1 | 2 > maybe | 2 > no? | 2 These are all left alone: OSM2go enforces no reversal policy for unknown tag values, and nor should it. Possibly it should flash a little ambient warning about it briefly. If somebody wants to enhance oneway, please do directions in terms of the way's node ordering. It's much easier to implement than compass directions etc. -- Andrew Chadwick _______________________________________________ talk mailing list talk@openstreetmap.org http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk
