that no nodes at different elevations but the same coordinates are
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Nathan Edgars II wrote:
But why write routers for the one case thats
theoretically possible, instead of the millions that are not only
possible, but already in existance?
I don't care how the routers are written. I care about people
then they
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the
distance in miles to corespond to the milometer on the vehicle ;)
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on my Nokia phone. Now that I have found a phone
that works - with LINUX on it - I was at least happy. WHO is going to be
supplying LINUX (meego).
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picked' and obvious errors stripped
from more complex useful edits.
Ultimately we should be able to provide many distributed copies of the master
database spreading the load and permitting local specialist information to be
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ten page document then to work out how much ...
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and mangling it, creating a more open data interface so that
third parties can supply feeds in much the same way as we use a range of
background tiles at the moment. I am thinking directly here about paralleling
the current OS data with OSM data.
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that having the
courtesy to recognise where data can from should be any sort of a problem.
'Requiring it' just acknowledges that some people do not extend that common
courtesy. I find no restrictions on what I need to do with the data.
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discussion that that a change was being planned?
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says nothing ...
Also how much stock of the current logo version is left on the shelves of those
supplying it?
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I am trying to make is did anybody changing the logo even consider the
other areas that money would have been spent? I see pictures of large banners in
addition to the vests which no longer match the current style of the website!
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detail at all ... even with my glasses on. A logo should be 'crisp' and scale
nicely from Icon through to larger image, and the loss of the distinctive
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database, but which can overlay any other OSM data?
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simply has to be
consistent? Then what may be missing IS a tag for 'split_from' or 'merged_with'
but the linked ID's must also be consistent?
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happened? If a item has
history then it's ID can't be reused.
http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/node/xxx/history simply has to be
consistent? Then what may be missing IS a tag for 'split_from' or
'merged_with' but the linked ID's must also be consistent?
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Tom Hughes wrote:
On 02/08/11 18:43, Lester Caine wrote:
Richard Mann wrote:
I think he was joking about reusing ids (he was illustrating the point
with the sort of daft temporary fix that someone might do ... if they
were daft)
Well someone has set up the system to reuse them
http
to maintain the history of that change, and similar things such as
change of use ...
I still live in the hope of being able to draw a map of an area with a
particular date to go with my genealogical work ...
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moment?
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And I have the data in a quite high resolution available because I'm
planning a zoom functionality.
So an initially scaling based on the data extents could be a useful next step?
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data sources where this information can be stored
would at least allow it's integration?
And the creation of 'temporary' layers where material is being worked on but has
not yet been fully integrated would also seem to be a way forward even for
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. It is the interpretation of the data
that is the problem, not the data itself, and if anything that needs to be
handled in the conversion process to the device not on the raw map? Bodging the
data so that the device does what you want ;)
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to be investigated a little further since 'junction=roundabout' just seems
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is that nick is listed as 'UK' area on the extract
list, and people don't think to look at other options :)
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I hadn't thought of UK as being Northern Europe, I looked in Western
Europe.
That's where they hid it ;)
I'd found the Isle of Man ...
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and how they affect 'old timers'. One gets used to a way
of working and when something changes. On other projects we do at least get a
crib sheet on how do do things 'the new way' and -that- needs to be addressed
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for an 'expert' switch to
disable them selectively, but that would be something I'd probably leave off.
Often the warning is a prompt to cross check what one is doing.
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and that would be an
improvement ... with the nice coloured icons ... it makes picking up a group of
similar node flags a lot easier!
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NO ... I'm not finding this an improvement ... P2 has it's faults, but at least
it IS usable for the quick editing. Id needs you to know a lot more already to
be able to add the sort of simple stuff a novice user will be looking at first
:( Add the P2 menus in place
Lester Caine wrote:
people seem to think that all these nice new wizbangs are progress such as that
informationless curved pallet
Me again ...
*NOW* I'm getting icons on the curved pallet!
That was blank while I was playing earlier ... did I just happen to hit
something to enable them?
Only
want to move the whole way especially
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of the world. An alternative to
Facebook might be nice, but we probably have to live with the forums that work
in other areas of the world.
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I've given it another try, but the style sheet is definitely not to my liking
when working on data around here. I prefer the cleaner style of P2.
http://lsces.co.uk/fisheye/view.php?gallery_id=78 to try and explain what I'm
talking about ...
This was the best contrast I
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of these public trackways so sorting this
out is important.
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. My
copy of JOSM is not loading at the moment, can someone please simply revert
http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/changeset/17471395 or me and I'll put the
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Tom Hughes wrote:
On 23/08/13 20:57, Lester Caine wrote:
Potlatch 2 WAS selected as the personal default yesterday as opposed to
the the 'default P2' which has now changed to 'default id' and to which
my account had been switched today! Our personal choices should not have
been changed when
Lester Caine wrote:
My last change set http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/changeset/17471395 has
messed up http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/way/83270098 ! The only change I
made to the site outline was to tidy the right hand diagonal boundary against
the new imagery where two new buildings
then
'road' just seems too grand a title for a track.
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information here is 'closed down xxx' otherwise one does not know if an
item was removed because it was wrong or for some legitimate reason. So to my
mind there should NEVER be a trash can - 'archive' with properly added tags is
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by
reverting the change set ... a delete button is not the right tool!
Case 4 ... you add something wrong to the map while editing ... use undo!
Bottom line - remove the delete button :)
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location urls and they will be recognised - hopefully no-one will remove
that as redundant ;)
Have a look at what layer is selected.
You see that it's not osm.
Hence the question!
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it happened.
See other thread an why there should not be a delete button! I made the same
case on potlatch in the past and now the reasons are even greater.
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tiles. Some of the historic styles are still a lot tidier than the
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to fix a problem id created with a commit I had pushed. Revert rolled all the
nodes back to their correct position.
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back apart to restore the the micro view is difficult with the
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glass and a petrol pump are when both displayed in
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Bryce Nesbitt wrote:
On Sun, Aug 25, 2013 at 1:34 PM, Lester Caine les...@lsces.co.uk
mailto:les...@lsces.co.uk wrote:
OK I've spent most of the day playing with id trying to make it work in a
manor that works for me. I'm at the point where I'm working out how to add
missing icons
admit that OSRM is a German centric routing engine.
Yes - another item on my TODO list is to get the routing actually using the
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this
even more problematic by rendering everything with very similar styles even for
footpaths!
( And this discussion should probably be on the tagging list, but I've still not
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announces for
these junctions!
Basically - does anybody have a smartphone option that correctly and safely
handles UK motorways and trunk roads?
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Lester Caine wrote:
Basically - does anybody have a smartphone option that correctly and safely
handles UK motorways and trunk roads?
Well I'm seeing some feedback off-list, and there have been a few steps forward,
but The one thing I have finally established is that off the 5 routing engines
Greg Troxel wrote:
Lester Caine les...@lsces.co.uk writes:
Lester Caine wrote:
Basically - does anybody have a smartphone option that correctly and safely
handles UK motorways and trunk roads?
Well I'm seeing some feedback off-list, and there have been a few
steps forward, but The one
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2013/9/2 Lester Caine les...@lsces.co.uk mailto:les...@lsces.co.uk:
If the fix for this is to manually apply the national speed limit to every
road, then OK, it's the first time anybody has suggested a fix and I'm
willing to give it a try ...
It's useful to give
algorithms apply the correct speeds based on the type of vehicle.
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to the N900's navigation keys and also needed access to things like
CTL, TAB and ESC when remote accessing the servers. Hacker's Keyboard gives that
back and more important BOTH devices now work the same way :)
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on that by agreeing locally on what to call roads ...
Use OSM as a base for a local campaign ...
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Not very well put, but I should be in the car aon the way up to Birmingham ;)
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Lester Caine wrote:
Not really the right choice of words, but following on from yesterdays post
related to 'timezone' I've been using the tools available and viewing the
current coverge of that tag, which is fairly complete - except - in some areas
the smaller parcels making up an area rather
routing options?
Maarten - I can understand your reluctance on always on data, currently I do get
gaps in the mapping on the motorways here were there simply isn't any cover, but
moving forward I think that particular problem will eventually be fixed.
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deletionism!
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archive so that we can SEE the historic development of the information! This is
as valuable as the CURRENT view ...
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as the TZ database is
concerned, and at that time areas were using different rules even within the
same country. The current simplification aligns timezones with country codes or
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'level' and just allow an easier way to
filter what is being used?
Currently what we are doing with areas when used for objects like land use IS
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had a
simple problem where I needed to tidy 'landuse' but it was all interleaved with
other elements which certainly did not want to move :(
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' I expect to get to a larger map not a sales site
:( There SHOULD be something we can add to all those legacy links to make the
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I appreciate that this may not be what you wanted to hear, but as with any big
change, there is likely to be a few teething issues.
Unfortunatly this has now broken many inter site links so personally I'm looking
for a route to retore a more usable interface for those of us
Lester Caine wrote:
This new front page simply does not work on many levels and I hope I'm not the
only person who thinks that?
No this is getting even more iritating ...
Can someone with the capability to sort out DNS PLEASE create
old.openstreetmap.org with a link to the old front page
sensible support for a new user
even if they ARE looking for contributing.
If OSM is not going to provide a usable set of pages, then I will roll my own. I
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is currently provided is not doing
the job as far as I am concerned. What we have now is not usable as advertsing
for OSM, which is what all the 'View larger map' links are designed to access?
Am 30.11.2013 15:41, schrieb Lester Caine:
Rob Nickerson wrote:
Hi Lester,
If you are after a full
changes are not
compatible with using the embed function so THAT should have beendepricated
first and time provided for us to make changes to existing usage!
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Which is why I simply ask that the old layout is made available again as that
only requires access to pages that already exist.
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Share - HTML ?
Am 30.11.2013 23:02, schrieb Lester Caine:
Lester Caine wrote:
Which is why I simply ask that the old layout is made available again as that
only requires access to pages that already exist.
Silly question ... where has the 'embed' option gone?
Tool
novice users
can do easily. In the past my clients could play with this, but at present there
is nothing suitable.
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. It's not the interface itself that is the problem, but simply what
material is displayed in those first couple of clicks! Perhaps all I am asking
for is a simple link to 'other services' in that welcome box which take you to a
wiki for accessing routers and other useful tools?
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problem ...) also you need to
select one more suited to your country, which comes back to my appeal for a more
'locally focused' support path. Basically there is nothing I would recomend as a
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with 2 week old data is bad enough, and I'd like to
be working with something closer to live then I can provide my own material, but
until then I'm reliant on what overs are doing ...
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my own set - after 7 days - but the tiles were already
well out of date :(
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On 2013-12-02 14:38, Barry Hunter wrote:
On 2 December 2013 13:17, Lester Caine wrote:
what is 'export' intended to do?
It gives option to select an area, then download a osm XML file.
Exports the map as data. If the area is big, gives direct links to
various bulk options
then block the bitcoin tag ;)
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useful 'advert' still makes sense to me.
The 'about' page is simply too technical as an advert and something that
includes many of the old front page links is more appropriate?
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' that needed the major overhaul, it's the wiki/help that needs
streamlining and all of the out of date material removed. With a getting started
guide easily accessible. I know how difficult that is ... some of the crib
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would help. That one will
never show up as a shop anyway? But the question is probably what should be in
the name field? The original entries were obviously wrong, and the current tags
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the idea of 'office' rather than shop, that makes more sense?
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'The Data' without 'The Map' but accessing the information on how to is
still an area that needs fixing.
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created is not the same as the history of how an object came into existence.
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Andy Street wrote:
On Thu, 05 Dec 2013 15:20:58 +
Lester Caine les...@lsces.co.uk wrote:
Martin Koppenhoefer wrote:
I would like to request that 'start_date' is automatically
populated with ad the very least, the current date, but with an
option to update it based on what is being
just moving that already mapped information to OHM
requires a little more consideration. Delete is simply not a valid concept
unless the object never existed in the first place?
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Martin Koppenhoefer wrote:
2013/12/7 Lester Caine les...@lsces.co.uk mailto:les...@lsces.co.uk
Delete is simply not a valid concept unless the object never existed in the
first place?
While I find this concept appealing at first glance, it would raise complexity
much more if we
we could get at it easier?
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because it's a new building, or has
had an extension for example.
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... I think ... it will at least say if
the packages are installed.
I had trouble myself with the lua side of things on SUSE
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to distribute them later.
We have the same thing in the UK as well ...
This should probably be in the tagging list ... but I'm probably not alone in
not having even joined that :)
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