Hi ! you use tags in the argument like extremecarver - but i only want to use strings like "H=" !!! regards Jan :-) Clinton Gladstone schrieb:
On Nov 11, 2009, at 23:56, Felix Hartmann wrote:
My command looks like this: ....... | '${name} ${extremecarver${mtb:scale}${mtb:scale:uphill}|highway-symbol:box:6:5}' | .....
${extremecarver} is set via the relations file, mtb:scale and mtb:scale:uphill are from osm data. ${extremecarver} is a three letter code and mtb:scale / mtb:scale/uphill single digits (0-5). However the above will not work but instead the whole line is dropped and even the naming will be incorrect - while it does work if I don't try to put it into a highway symbol. | '${name} ${extremecarver}${mtb:scale}${mtb:scale:uphill}' |
I think the parser cannot deal with the nesting of other variables in ${extremecarver...}. That is why the second example works, with all three examples separate.
Now, if I recall correctly, the highway symbol code always needs to be the first character in a label. If this is true, the following should work:
'${extremecarver|highway-symbol:box:6:5}${mtb:scale}${mtb:scale:uphill}'
This will work provided the mtb:... tags do not contain any spaces, and extremecarver fulfills the 6:5 criterium. (Note that I also removed the name at the beginning, because that would prevent the shield from being displayed. Put that in the display_name or something.)
Does this help?
Cheers.