Till Harbaum / Lists wrote: > Am Montag 17 November 2008 schrieb Andrew Chadwick (email lists): >> It'd be really cool if the dependency on Hildon, >> osso, and various other Maemo-specific parts could be relaxed for users >> of devices like Eee PCs, but I guess that's less of an immediate >> requirement :) > There's no hildon requirement at all. In fact i do 99% of all coding and > testing on the gtk linux desktop. This should run out of the box on > any gtk based machine.
Ah yes, I see. I just misread the instructions on the packaging. It might be worth packaging for Debian at some point; would you like me to give this a go at some point? Separate .diff.gz(s), probably. This might require some changes to the structure of the source bundle. >> I wonder if, like gosmore, it would make sense for osm2go to do some >> sort of level-of-detail hiding for lower zoom levels, in order to speed >> up the drawing process. It might make sense to restrict editability only >> to higher zooms too, like potlatch does (IIRC). > Also that's not how the goocanvas works and it's hard to circumvent those > things. http://library.gnome.org/devel/goocanvas/unstable/goocanvas-goocanvasitem.html#GooCanvasItem--visibility might be of some use here. As for making objects editable, that's handled in osm2go's code and could be quite easily overridden based on the zoom. -- Andrew Chadwick _______________________________________________ talk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk
