Hi Guys,
I'm just implementing exit; in OpenStreetPad to allow stylesheet authors to
quickly short circuit out boring objects... What I'm not completely clear on
is exactly what the interaction between exit; and layer specifiers. What would
people expect to be the style generated for each layer (given a way tagged
highway=motorway) here?
way[highway=motorway] :: A
{
width: 4pt;
z-index: 0;
color: red;
exit;
}
way[highway=motorway]
{
width: 2pt;
z-index: 2;
color: green;
}
way[highway=motorway] :: A
{
color: blue;
}
Should the exit; short circuit *all* style generation, or only generation for
layer A? Should it not have any effect in a declaration for a layer? The sane
styles I could see generated would be:
1) base layer: no style. layer A: red, 4pt, z-index 0.
2) base layer: green, 2pt, z-index 2. layer A: red, 4pt, z-index 0.
3) base layer: green, 2pt, z-index 2. layer A: blue, 4pt, z-index 0.
Which would you guys say is correct?
Bob
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