Also this line seems to give the same error:
!(highway=* & oneway=*) { deletealltags }
Error in style: Error: (lines:12): Invalid rule expression: $highway!=*
| $oneway!=*
Hope this helps, as this is a different syntax at least and the same
result is still complained of.
On 1/3/19 2:35 PM, Harri Suomalainen wrote:
Using mkgmap-r4260 I tried several variations to make a rule match when
some tag does not exist:
Line: ( highway!=* | oneway!=*) { deletealltags }
Error in style: Error: (lines:12): Invalid rule expression: $highway!=*|
$oneway!=*
Similar error is given when comparing expression with this line:
oneway!=* { deletealltags }
Tt seems != works fine but only if there is an equal comparision first
like in this line that gives no error:
highway=* & oneway !=* { deletealltags }
Do I missunderstand something or is this a bug?
I think I tried some other use case while back and I got similar errors
when it started with != comparision first. This may not be a very new
issue.
Chears, Harri
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