On 22.01.2010 16:20, Torsten Leistikow wrote:
Felix Hartmann schrieb am 21.01.2010 22:14:
keya=123& highway=primary[continue] output keya=123& higwhay=*& highway!=primary [continue] no output keya=123 [final] output
So you have to build a quite an extensive !=abc list to not output the same lines several times. This now needs a lot of code if you for example want to have 4 different designs for bridges, depending on the width of the way it goes with.
I use auxiliary tags for such tasks:
keya=123& highway= primary {set keya_done=true} [continue] output keya=123& highway=*& keya_done!=true [continue] no output keya=123 [final] output
So you do have only one !=abc tag for each key, if you want to suppress the output.
Well until 1497 auxiliary tags worked, now they are broken. I tried it too. At least if you provide a list of say 15 auxiliary keys. Maybe only one or two are parsed??? I can only say that no matter what I do as soon as oneway=* is involved, it is completly fucked up right now. There is no consistency at all. Before this was working.
I know one related bug in the style branch, the following does not work (but it also does not work reliable in the trunk):
highway=primary& keya=123 {set highway=deleted} [continue] highway=primary [final]
Both rules will result in an output. My understanding is, that you can not change the first (or perhaps the main) expression of a rule in the action part. I think it is related to the rule matching done via a hash table, but I am not really familiar with the source, so this is just an educated guess.
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