#3791: add recycling_type to amenity=recycling template
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Reporter: flaimo | Owner: potlatch-dev@…
Type: enhancement | Status: closed
Priority: minor
#3793: Rail Electrified key defaults in Potlatch2
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Reporter: Nice but Tim | Owner: potlatch-dev@…
Type: enhancement | Status: closed
Priority: minor
Am 29.07.2011 07:28, schrieb Komяpa:
Mapnik's approach is more memory-effective, and is good enough for
most GIS data (without all those layer= tags and such things that are
hell to handle in mapnik really correct).
Have you ever tried to use kothic together witch tirex to live-render
maps? I
Igor Brejc wrote:
Richard, if you remember two years ago I _was_ considering using MapCSS
for the (then) Kosmos successor and we had a brief discussion about
certain things (see http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Talk:MapCSS).
Kosmos wiki table rules were becoming cumbersome and I was
Have you ever tried to use kothic together witch tirex to live-render maps?
I should not be that hard to write a render-backend for tirex that uses
kothic, but I'm unsure if it would be fast(er)
Tirex is written in neither python nor javascript, and I'm really bad
at perl/C++. It would be nice
From the download pattern. Humans have a linear distribution of tile
requests with most in zoom 14 and 15. Tile scrapers show an exponential
increase with higher zoom levels.
whaoo ! That shows you've gone far in tile scrapers activity analyse and it
soon logical about normal human behavior.
On Fri, Jul 29, 2011 at 11:56 AM, Richard Fairhurst rich...@systemed.netwrote:
Perhaps one day Maperitive might parse MapCSS
styles optionally, just as JOSM allows you to choose between MapCSS and its
own MapPaint styles?
Once I (hopefully) extend Maperitive with Python bindings, I see no
In MapCSS I would have to go through the list of all geo elements and apply
any matching MapCSS styling rules to produce a graphic element.
Maperitive goes through the list of all rules and finds any matching geo
elements (using rule selectors) for each rule.
It is rather easy to produce SQL
sylvain letuffe wrote:
Are you using mod_tile ? does it permit all that ? have you an other queue
management/penalty/rate limiting software ?
The server uses mod_tile, but I am not using any of the throttling
mechanisms.
I have a seperate application that analyses the tile requests in
On Fri, Jul 29, 2011 at 8:26 PM, Komяpa m...@komzpa.net wrote:
In MapCSS I would have to go through the list of all geo elements and
apply
any matching MapCSS styling rules to produce a graphic element.
Maperitive goes through the list of all rules and finds any matching geo
elements
It is rather easy to produce SQL queries that will take out of the
database only data referred by stylesheet. In fact that's already done
in both Komap and Kothic.
I don't doubt you do, however I would have to know a little more about your
solution to comment.
Sure.
Everything is open
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