Karl covers it pretty well. When the E., W., N. or S. appears before
the street, it can be considered part of the street name and usually identifies
part of the street on one side of a boundary. For example, all street numbers
in Chicago start with 0 at State and Madison. If you go east,
Is there something we're overlooking about the current scheme?
You're perfectly right, the current scheme can't possibly work. Ever!
Did you get the impression that someone said that?
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Hi Jochen.
Objekts in the real world can't neatly be categorized into types. The
world is much more complicated than this. So OSM has a different
approach: We just have attributes of objects called tags. Tags tell you
*something about* an object, but they don't tell you what it *is*.
Or, if
I'm just getting started here, so I don't want to offend any founding members
or dredge up a well beaten horse... BUT
Just looking through the data and some example tags, I was baffled as
to how the tags could be used effectively and consistently as they
stand today. They seem to have
Thanks guys. I was able to whittle down the node queries by using some
cross-refs and saw the ints padded to 9 digits.
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Unfortunately I don't have any solution to offer here, but I'm curious as to
where you found this data-browsing functionality:
http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/way/13858554
I don't see any link to this from the OSM main page or any other obvious place.
Thanks!
Gavin
I think you mean validateSchemaVersion=false
Thanks guys. That did it.
I don't have Rails installed, so hopefully in the future I can find some other
way to keep the schema up to date.
Is there an archive of past mailing-list messages, by the way?
Gavin
Thanks for the info, guys. The escaped spaces were generated by the Mac's
filename-completion logic at the command line, so they most likely were
correct. I don't know what the problem was, but I tried it on my other system
without spaces and the only syntax problem was that it didn't like
Hi all.
I have a MySQL database set up and I'm trying to use Osmosis to get an OSM
extract XML file into it. I followed the command-line pattern as shown at
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Osmosis, but I'm getting an error:
om.bretth.osmosis.core.OsmosisRuntimeException: Only one default
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