I love the roundabout warnings and, with their help, I've been able to
fix all the broken roundabouts in Ireland that they have identified.
In the process, though, I've spotted a particular kind of false
positive that I suspect we can avoid. Consider this way:
Hi Dermot,
On Tue, 27 Oct 2009 23:36:17 +
Dermot McNally derm...@gmail.com wrote:
I love the roundabout warnings and, with their help, I've been able to
fix all the broken roundabouts in Ireland that they have identified.
In the process, though, I've spotted a particular kind of false
Hi Mark,
2009/10/27 Mark Burton ma...@ordern.com:
misc roundabout related breakage in the GB data). So far, my solution
in this situation is just to partition one of the fake flares so
that it will no longer trigger a warning.
Yup, mine too.
Your suggestion to avoid the warning is probably
2009/10/28 Mark Burton ma...@ordern.com:
Unfortunately, obtaining the roundabout's diameter is rather a lot of
work (for me and the computer!) as the original ways that make up the
roundabout are no longer at hand. It probably could be done but I don't
think it's really worth it. I shall go
0 In article 20091021152223.19ac5...@crow,
0 Mark Burton URL:mailto:ma...@ordern.com (Mark) wrote:
Mark Hi Toby,
It might be an idea to report the erroneous ways using the 'browse' URL
of that way. For example:
URL: http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/way/34875101
Mark It already reports
Quoting Mark Burton ma...@ordern.com:
Even if you don't drive on the left (almost the whole world?) you
may care to try out the roundabout checking.
The FT had an article about this at the weekend. Some interesting stats:
* One-third of the world's population and one-third of the world's
Mark Burton wrote:
Hi Charlie,
If there's a way you can share a pre-built jar file then I'd be happy to
check it out as I spent ages fixing roundabouts in the Languedoc earlier
this year.
I've mailed one directly to you.
I must be doing something wrong. I've just run this on the UK
Hi Charlie,
I must be doing something wrong. I've just run this on the UK using
--drive-on-left and --check-roundabouts and it seems to be flagging
roundabouts that are correct (i.e. clock-wise).
Here's some examples:
2009/10/04 19:16:31 WARNING (StyledConverter): Roundabout 4831867
Mark Burton wrote:
Hi Charlie,
I must be doing something wrong. I've just run this on the UK using
--drive-on-left and --check-roundabouts and it seems to be flagging
roundabouts that are correct (i.e. clock-wise).
Here's some examples:
2009/10/04 19:16:31 WARNING (StyledConverter):
If there's a way you can share a pre-built jar file then I'd be happy to
check it out as I spent ages fixing roundabouts in the Languedoc earlier
this year.
(Another common issue I've noticed is ways that don't meet: presumably
these were made in Potlatch and the resolution isn't high enough
Hi Charlie,
If there's a way you can share a pre-built jar file then I'd be happy to
check it out as I spent ages fixing roundabouts in the Languedoc earlier
this year.
I've mailed one directly to you.
(Another common issue I've noticed is ways that don't meet: presumably
these were
Mark Burton wrote:
v5 - added --check-roundabouts option to explicitly enabled
roundabout checking/reversing.
Not had much feedback on this yet, anyone (apart from Dermot) tried
it? Even if you don't drive on the left (almost the whole world?) you
may care to try out the roundabout
Hi Paul,
Either you've fixed all the GB roundabouts or I've done something wrong
as I get no additional output when compiling a map of GB with this patch
applied.
If you have fixed them all then I see no negative side effects either
I very much doubt that I've fixed every one so I think
Mark Burton wrote:
Hi Paul,
Either you've fixed all the GB roundabouts or I've done something wrong
as I get no additional output when compiling a map of GB with this patch
applied.
If you have fixed them all then I see no negative side effects either
I very much doubt that I've fixed
Paul,
I don't know about putting logging.properties into resources. I specify
the file to use by giving this option to java:
-Dlog.config=logging.properties
However, the logging.properties file I quoted did have different levels
of logging to the console and the log files, the console was less
Mark Burton wrote:
Paul,
I don't know about putting logging.properties into resources. I specify
the file to use by giving this option to java:
-Dlog.config=logging.properties
Yup. That did it. As the logging.properties in resources was the only
file of that name I just presumed it was
2009/10/3 Paul n...@pointdee.co.uk:
Yup. That did it. As the logging.properties in resources was the only
file of that name I just presumed it was the one to use
That finally worked for me too. That revealed to me that there were in
fact about 15 wrong-way roundabouts in Ireland. I'm happy to
Hi Dermot,
That finally worked for me too. That revealed to me that there were in
fact about 15 wrong-way roundabouts in Ireland. I'm happy to say that
there are now none at all :D
Very good.
One question, though - I'm also getting a few warnings like the following:
2009/10/03 15:06:21
v5 - added --check-roundabouts option to explicitly enabled
roundabout checking/reversing.
Not had much feedback on this yet, anyone (apart from Dermot) tried
it? Even if you don't drive on the left (almost the whole world?) you
may care to try out the roundabout checking. About 3% of all the GB
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