Felix,
highway=* & oneway=yes {set name "{name} oneway"} [0x27 resolution 24 continue] highway=residential [0x07 resolution 22]
Usually now every street with oneway=yes I have an additional line displaying small arrows to indicate street is oneay. However using link-pois-to-ways in all sections where the road_speed/road_class is changed the 0x27 is not included. Without using the link-pois-to-ways action 0x27 is included.
The same holds true for all other lines with "continue"
OK, thanks for spelling it out. I think the problem here is that the processing done in StyledConverter when the way has a POI (barrier or traffic lights, etc.) splits the original way into segments. This should not be a problem if you process the way as a non-road first (which I think your example rules do) but, unfortunately, the code as it stands will share the way's list of points between the road and the line and so if the list gets truncated when processing the way as a road, the line gets truncated as well (even though it was processed earlier). Please try the attached patch and see if it cures the problem. Remember, even with this patch, the style rules must process the way as a road last so that if it gets truncated, it doesn't matter as you have already processed it as a line. BTW - this is not a new issue as splitting of ways has always happened and is not really specific to the link pois stuff, that's just making the problem more visible. Cheers, Mark