Hi On 12/21/2011 06:51 PM, Minko wrote:
How does this work with base styles? I would like to include base-style=landuse (which seems stripped out of the default style?) but I get StyleImpl.java:140 errors.
I posted a patch for this before, but it should be ignored as it doesn't solve the real problem. I think I now understand what the real problem is.
In the default style I see these lines in the info file:
base-style=contours_ft #base-style=location base-style=waters
Only if I remove those 3 lines in that info file, I can run mkgmap (r2140) without errors. I have copied all the substyle folders (like contours_ft, waters) to the same directory (styles) as the default style folder. My args file looks like this:
style-file: styles\default
The following works in this situation: style-file=styles style=default and it would also pick up the missing styles from the classpath. This is because --style-file is the location of a collection of styles and the --style argument picks out one of the styles from that location. Using --style-file=styles/default is really a shortcut for when there is only one style in the collection. So in this example, mkgmap will read the style 'default' from the directory 'style'. For the base-style 'contours_ft' it first looks in the 'styles' directory and if not found there, then it will look at the builtin style location. The bug is that if --style-file=styles/default, then it should fail to find the base-style and give an appropriate error -- or it should find it, if it is one of the built in styles as in this case. ..Steve