Frederik Ramm wrote: > Hi, > >> would you be able to please include a possibility to download data >> from osmxapi using tagwatch? Currently links from tagwatch (e.g. for >> Europe) point to a download for an osm-file which you can then >> manually load into JOSM. However such a link would allow to click on a >> mis-spelled tag you find in tagwatch and instantly correct+upload it. >> (e.g. I've lately found "namee" which actually meant "name" in the >> list etc.) > > Well the tagwatch script would either have to be changed to emit > "localhost:8111" links, or you would have to make a little Greasemonkey > script that rewrites them. JOSM doesn't come into the picture at that > point; JOSM does not see these links unless they actually point to the > localhost port. > > Do the tagwatch links actually contain a bounding box, or is it just an > OsmXAPI link that contains keys/values? I would be a bit unhappy about > downloading only selected objects from OsmXAPI because you would never > know what was around them, so if you e.g. delete a node you would not > see if it was perhaps used by something else etc., so a bounding box > download would be very much preferred...
Hi, what I did use to "browse" used tages is http://tagwatch.stoecker.eu/Europe/En/tags.html which points to e.g. http://tagwatch.stoecker.eu/*%5BTankstelle=*%5D (fetch everything with key "Tankstelle") or so which afaik is a redirect to osmxapi then. No bounding-box. Where it's just a typo (e.g. "nameeeeeeeeee" instead of "name" I correct them right away. In other cases I zoom into the various regions where object appear in JOSM and select that part to download everything for the current zoom-boundingbox. So what would be needed would imho basically be a possibility in your plugin to also pass those querys to OSMXAPI (without giving a bounding-box!). We could then either add another link to tagwatch or, as you said, use a Greasemonkey-script, which is also fine with me. But that would save from downloading multiple .osm-files and opening them in JOSM one by one. Regards, Stefan _______________________________________________ josm-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/josm-dev
