On 17.10.2012 01:43, Eckhart Wörner wrote:
> Am Mittwoch, 17. Oktober 2012, 01:31:00 schrieb Tobias Knerr:
>> This trap would not exist with restriction:hgv=*,
>> restriction:conditional=* and so on, because there you would not rely on
>> an implicit default.
>
> I agree, this might be a trap, however, this can be easily caught by editors
> like JOSM ("value of applies:conditional will be ignored since there are only
> 'yes' values").
> Also, I am not fully understanding what the value of restriction:conditional
> would be in your type of tagging. Maybe some complete example with all tags
> present?
You are right about the possibility to catch this in editors, of course.
As for examples, I hope the following two will help:
Example 1:
type = restriction
restriction:conditional = no_right_turn @ 08:00-18:00
Example 2:
restriction = only_straight_on
restriction:psv = none
Basically, use "Conditional restrictions" syntax on the restriction key
in the same manner as it would be applied to, say, maxspeed or access.
A drawback of this approach is the need to invent a value for "no
restriction" - I've called it "none" for the example above.
Tobias
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