Just to add some information : I got this 401 on deleting a node, but when I
redownloaded
the area, the node was gone. So it seems that the operation did go through
correctly...
cu bart
On Sun, Mar 23, 2008 at 09:29:49AM +0100, bvh wrote:
I am sometimes seeing 401 errors returned by the API
Hi all again! :)
As Sebastian told me, I'm writing in the dev list (for 80n to reply ;))
for more informations about Osmarender.
Before I can deeply and technically explore what can I do, I wish to ask
you some general questions.
It's not very clear to me what osmarender frontend should be
Hi,
It's not very clear to me what osmarender frontend should be directed to:
I think this is not clear to many, but the core problem is that to
render a map with Osmarender, you need a set of rules, and today the
only way to edit this rule set is to fire up your editor and modify
the XML file.
On Sun, Mar 23, 2008 at 12:06 PM, Mario [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all again! :)
As Sebastian told me, I'm writing in the dev list (for 80n to reply ;))
for more informations about Osmarender.
Before I can deeply and technically explore what can I do, I wish to ask
you some general
Hi 80n! :)
JOSM is directed towards editing nodes, ways and relations. For the
Osmarender frontend you want to be editing rules and styles. Not sure
that JOSM helps much with that.
My idea was to integrate this as an independent JOSM plugin only to let
the final user living with as few
Hi,
I could imagine that for a simple raw preview
functionality, one could take the procedural variant of Osmarender
and
replace the SVG generator bit by writing directly to a Cairo or GD
canvas (or generationg Java2D graphics instructions). This would
perhaps not give you the 100% true
Hi,
Of course the processing time depends highly on what you want to render.
Rendering the city of Karlsruhe takes about 30 seconds for the XSLT part
and another 60 seconds to display the resulting SVG, on a fast machine;
but if you work with a reasonable sub-section then it will be
Hi,
So, if we want to mantain XSLT, there should be a way to display
only a subset of the SVG, with a sort of global preview and the
classical rectangle, which could be used to zoom only single
parts of the map. When you use the rectangle, the program should
take only the points that
Mario wrote:
Hi 80n! :)
JOSM is directed towards editing nodes, ways and relations. For the
Osmarender frontend you want to be editing rules and styles. Not sure
that JOSM helps much with that.
My idea was to integrate this as an independent JOSM plugin only to let
the final
On Sun, Mar 23, 2008 at 3:26 PM, Frederik Ramm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
So, if we want to mantain XSLT, there should be a way to display
only a subset of the SVG, with a sort of global preview and the
classical rectangle, which could be used to zoom only single
parts of the map.
Mario wrote:
Wow, the discussion is getting more and more interesting :)
I'll reply to you all at once, cause the replies would be tangled.
The little brainstorming I've done is not intended to be for this
summer. I've written those guidelines to clarify my ideas on the
application: for
Now, if you want to make the road wider on
the map, you have to remember to change both the core stroke width and
the casing stroke width. And there may be additional style definitions
for bridge or tunnel casings for this kind of road, all of which you
have to change. It would be great to
Hi Miles!
As info, if you
decide to include some Inkscape integration on one of the steps, you can
expect to get a lot of help from the Inkscape team (Inkscape has had 3-5
GSoC successful students every year and the team gets quite involved).
80n will be an awesome guide for you on
Hi Mario,
If my memory doesn't play tricks on me that was me who suggested this
Tool on the GSoC wiki-page. So I'm very pleased by the enthusiasm you
put into this idea.
Though I'm no developer and reading this list out of pure interest I'm
gonna raise my voice to shed some light on my
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