Dear Frederik,
You wrote:
> As far as I see, GML is based on "profiles" which seem to define a lot
> of what's in the file. Could I simply define an "OSM profile", export
> GML using that profile and tell everybody that I now support GML?
> Would applications that claim to support GML be able to r
Hi,
On Sun, Mar 30, 2008 at 06:04:04PM +0200, Stefan Keller wrote:
> GML uses XML and you can use XLink to encode relationships - even
> between layers. And "layers" can be put in one file. GML
> purposely encodes polygons as separate object to support object
> oriented handling. This does not exc
Ivan,
Frederic asked:
>> Out of interest about the whole GML stuff - if you apply the XSLT from
>> here [...] to your OSM file, does the result even remotely look like the
GML
>> that you originally put in?
And you answered:
> I won't even bother running it - it is missing things like linearRings
Hi,
>> I have heard people say that GML supports topology,
>
> Ha!
>
> Given my experiences with GML, it supports topology in some alternate
> universe
> only.
Thanks. I was suspecting as much, but have often been told by GIS people
that there is support, pointing to some obscure bit of GML
El Domingo, 30 de Marzo de 2008, Frederik Ramm escribió:
> > If I use a relation of ways (making up a ring) as the outer (or inner)
> > hull of a multipolygon relation[2], will it work?
>
> Don't think it would currently, but it sure could be arranged. Some
> editors (*cough*) still have problems w
Hi,
> If I use a relation of ways (making up a ring) as the outer (or inner) hull
> of
> a multipolygon relation[2], will it work?
Don't think it would currently, but it sure could be arranged. Some
editors (*cough*) still have problems with nested relations though.[*]
I recently suggested tha
Hi all,
I've been updating my gml2osm script during all day, feeding it with the Naga
City data, which is in the public domain. Re-read the "talk" list for more
info on that data.
You can download the resulting .osm file (can be opened in JOSM, etc) from
http://blackspark.homelinux.net/landuse
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