Clinton Gladstone wrotes on/Tue Oct 6 10:06:35 BST 2009:/
>Yes, you did misunderstand (or I provided an inappropriate
>explanation): you need to insert the hex code directly into the stylefile.
>That means you need to open the style file with a hex editor, find the
>byte between ${ref|highway-
On Mon, Oct 5, 2009 at 8:02 PM, Gert Münzel wrote:
> Clinton wrote:
>>highway=* {name '${ref|highway-symbol:oval}<0x1f>${name}'
>>Where "<0x1f>" is the actual hex code 1f, inserted with a hex editor.
>>This might be enough for Gert to test this out without requiring any
>>modifications to mkgmap.
Steve wrotes on /Mon Oct 5 22:59:50 BST 2009
/
>Itsn't it commented out in the HighwayShieldFilter? It may well work
>with the PrependFilter, try: ${name|prefix:ele}
Yes, it's commented out.
${name|prefix:ele} , i have already tried before. Yes it works. BUT ONLY if you
use it as single mag
On 05/10/09 19:02, Gert Münzel wrote:
> But mkgmap support it if you take mp-format as input. Only with osm-input it
> doesn't work.
> Also i saw entrys for 0x1f in the PrependFilter.java and
> HighwayshieldFilter.java.
Itsn't it commented out in the HighwayShieldFilter? It may well work
with
@ Steve and @ Clinton
Steve wrote:
>As the 0x1f separator is not a highway symbol it is not
>supported by the highway-symbol modifier. In this
>case, since you don't want to modify the string it would be
>best to just insert the symbol where you want it
>to be, however mkgmap does not support that
On Mon, Oct 5, 2009 at 5:59 PM, Steve Ratcliffe wrote:
> As the 0x1f separator is not a highway symbol it is not
> supported by the highway-symbol modifier. In this
> case, since you don't want to modify the string it would be
> best to just insert the symbol where you want it
> to be, however m
Hi
On 05/10/09 15:48, Gert Münzel wrote:
> I try to use the Garmin magic label codes in the form
> ~[0x06]B51~[0x1f]Hauptstrasse
> I have made an entry in stylefile like
> highway=* {name '${ref|highway-symbol:oval} ${name|highway-symbol:ele}'
> | '${ref|highway-symbol:oval}' | '${name}' }
> whe
A line in my style file looks like this
highway=secondary {name '${ref|highway-symbol:oval} ${name}' |
'${ref|highway-symbol:oval}' | '${name}' }
Difference between your line and above example is that you are using
${name|} while above example uses only ${ref|}. It might
have to do with 'magic' o
Hi,
i have already asked( "Problem with special Garmin label codes").
I try to use the Garmin magic label codes in the form
~[0x06]B51~[0x1f]Hauptstrasse
If i pass this inside a mp-format file mkgmap could handle it.
If i triy it with input in osm-format i can't get it to work.
I have made an ent
