Thanks Frank,
Thats what I already feared.
"Hofzicht (Cycleway)" is a created line by mkgmap with the make-all-cycleways
tag (cycleway=opposite)
make-all-cycleways
If you are using a style file this option is not necessary because it can be
created in the line styles with continue statements an
Sure, if those are clear tagging or spelling errors, but is
surface='sand;gravel' or surface='loose sand' faulty tagging?
How about tags like amenity=restaurant;cafe or cafe;bar or cafe-restaurant?
Btw you could cover them with amenity ~ '.*(cafe|restaurant|bar|pub).*'
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I'm not sure if this is always a good thing. If these faults wont cause
a different look in the map, no one will fix these faults. I think it
will be better to repair osm-data e.g. with taginfo.
Henning
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I have tried now to flag unpaved roads with the following string:
highway=* & surface ~
'.*(cob|compact|dirt|earth|gr|loam|mud|peb|sand|unpaved).*' { add
mkgmap:unpaved=1 }
This will include things like:
misspellings (surface=coblestone)
variations like cobblestones and cobblestone;
surface=
Hi all,
A couple of weeks ago some of you asked me about the routing
capabilities of the new eTrex 30 model. First of all, as I said
before. My previous model was a Venture HC, so without routing. I had
nothing to compare to, when it comes to routing on an eTrex.
Today I finally had time to do so
Yes, it finally worked , providing you select the correct type! I had
initially set my type too high.
amenity=fuel & operator ~ 'Tesc.*' [0x6201 resolution 20 resume next ]
This gave me all the Tesco (+ Extra) fuel pumps in the area.
Thanks again
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name ~ '[Ss]parda.*'
will find "sparda" and "Sparda"
Am 16.10.2011 18:03, schrieb Minko:
I understand this can be done with regular expression, but I'm not familiar
with this.
Just found out that surface ~ '.*gravel.*' covers tags like surface=gravel;sand
:-)
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Thanks ,both of you ; will have a go
Good point also about case sensitivity
I'm trying to get icons for various petrol stations / hotels / supermarkets
so they show up on my nuvi
without having to create individual exceptions
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I understand this can be done with regular expression, but I'm not familiar
with this.
Just found out that surface ~ '.*gravel.*' covers tags like surface=gravel;sand
:-)
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On Sun, Oct 16, n Willink wrote:
> Is it possible to use wildcards in names as part of a style sheet so only one
> type is needed?
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> ie
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> amenity=fuel & operator=Sainsb* [0x6000 resolution 19 continue ]
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> this would also allow for misspellings?
You can use:
amenity=fuel & operator
Is it possible to use wildcards in names as part of a style sheet so only one
type is needed?
ie
amenity=fuel & operator=Sainsb* [0x6000 resolution 19 continue ]
this would also allow for misspellings?
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You should only tagg the hole polygon as restaurant etc. if the hole
polygon contains only this restaurant. Else you should tagg each
restaurant etc. as a node inside the building-polygon.
Henning
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