I would like to know what others use for specifying aliases and how they should be handled. I also have a small suggestion.
Often, I want to specify "aliases" so that landuse=park and
landuse=garden render the same. Right now, I can do that
1) via tag modification:
way [landuse=garden] { set landuse=park; }
way [landuse=park] { image-fill: roses.png; }
2) pseudo classes:
way [landuse=garden] { set .park; }
way [landuse=park] { set .park; }
way .park { image-fill: roses.png; }
3) regexes:
way [landuse=~"(park)|(garden)"] { image-fill: roses.png; }
4) Not yet possible: osmarender rules allow "k=landuse v=park|garden"
syntax, and I would find this very intuitive:
way [landuse=park|garden] { image-fill: roses.png; }
It is very similar to the regex syntax but without actually having to
invoke regexes. Would that be a possibility or should I go for the regex
one?
That is all for now :)
Sebastian
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