Thanks Gerd
Hadn't checked it in the default style and yes you are right I don't now
get an echotags so it must be my style :(
Nick
On 30/05/2019 06:49, Gerd Petermann wrote:
Hi Nick,
not sure what your mean with "gets included".
I've copied your rules to the top of the polygons file in the default style and
I see no output from echotags.
On the other hand, the polygon https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/339552356 is
(correctly) included in the map.
Gerd
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Betreff: [mkgmap-dev] Possible If then bug
Hi
I've noticed some unexpected behaviour when using 'if then'
Today, in osm, a polygon can have multiple 'land describing' tags ie
landuse=grass & natural=wood or landuse=forest and natural=heath etc
To ensure both get parsed I use the following:
if (landuse=* & natural=*) then
# parse natural ; use continue ; delete natural
natural=wood {echotags "wood & transparency"}[0x1101c resolution 18 continue
] #50
# add more natural=
# at end of list delete natural so it doesn't get plotted lower down
natural=* {delete natural}
# continue parsing landuse
end
This works well, however ...
The following url contains one natural=wood and area=yes (sic)
https://www.openstreetmap.org/export#map=17/50.69541/-3.53819
There is no mention of a landuse and yet this wood gets included asif it
has a landuse= something tag
Is this because of the area tag?
r
Nick
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