Hi Thorsten, I think it should be easy to report the "wrong" ones, but I am not sure what bug is causing this. I'd say the problem is in the boundaries then, and it has nothing to do with round-abouts here. The two counters are based on the result of the LocationHook which depends on the --bounds and maybe the --autofill-location option and also on --country and --country-abbr. The check works like this: For each road, the LocationHook sets the values like mkgmap:admin_level2 .. mkgmap:admin_level10 These are used in inc/address to set the mkgmap:country which in turn is used to get the drive_on rule from resources\LocatorConfig.xml When this returns a wrong result, I guess that either the LocationHook sets a wrong mkgmap:admin_level2 or the country is missing in LocatorConfig.xml. Gerd
Date: Mon, 4 May 2015 14:59:38 +0200 From: kukuk@suse.de To: mkgmap-dev@lists.mkgmap.org.uk Subject: [mkgmap-dev] Request for feature: show wrong roundabouts
Hi,
from time to time I see this in the log files:
Attention: Tile contains both drive-on-left (1) and drive-on-right roads (15389)
The one "drive-on-left" road is clearly a bug in the OSM data. But finding that is pretty hard (I found one once by accident ...).
I wanted to try to implement this myself, but I currently don't see that I have the time to dig into the code myself, that's why I write here my idea:
Could we add an option (--x-report-wrong-direction or something similar), and if drive-on=left or drive-on=right is set, write the roads with the wrong direction into the log file? If drive-on= isn't set at all or to "detect", nothing should be written. So, additonal to increasing the counter, write the ID at that time to the log, too.
Thanks, Thorsten
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