On Fri, Nov 25, 2011 at 07:12:51PM +0000, Steve Ratcliffe wrote:
>First in the particular case of location, address and perhaps access
>tags I think that they should be separate file(s). The very fact that
>the same rules are repeated in lines, points and polygons, strongly
>indicates that they should be separated. They could be placed in one
>file, which would be used by each of the different geometry types.
I agree, one file for these should be enough. I did not quite follow you
regarding access tags. They do not matter for polygons, do they? For
points, they can matter with link-pois-to-ways, which implements access
restrictions based on nearby nodes that carry access tags.
>Second, perhaps there is a need for two commands include-before and
>include-after which allow you to do the inclusion either way as
>appropriate for the situation.
Could we have something similar to the #include and #undef in the C
preprocessor? For #undef (or whatever it will be called), an example
would be a style that is derived from the default style but removes the
lines rules for power=line and man_made=*.
Last, given the current breakage in trunk (sorry, I failed to notice
it), I guess that we should we have a separate branch for refactoring
the default style and the substyle handling.
Best regards,
Marko
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