Hi WanMil, I think the problem is StyledConverter.postConvertRules(). This calls e.g. recalcRoadSpeed() which modifies the global instance of the GType. In addConvertedWay() the GType instance is copied, but postConvertRules() is called earlier. Gerd Manfred Brenneisen-2 wrote
Cheers,
I can confirm that there is a strange behavior of the road speed generation. My first test with the echotags function, indicates that roads without maxspeed value, are handled if they had one. A simple "highway=primary" (and no more tags) cause trouble. Please see tha attached test case. My mkgmap version is 2946
Best regards, Manfred
Gesendet: Sonntag, 19. Januar 2014 um 20:11 Uhr Von: "Andrzej Popowski" <
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Hi WanMil
you can find a rather complete documentation of all mkgmap:* tags in the mkgmap style documentation
Thanks, this was the first place where I have looked, I don't know how could I miss it.
osmid()=227105752 & highway=* { echotags "Wrong roadspeed?" }
It is nice debugging facility. This is what I have found:
All tags displayed by echotags look correctly.
Value from mkgmap:road-speed-class is applied wrongly!
In case of my sample data way ID=227105752 gets value computed for way ID=227105746, which is tagged as maxspeed=100. If I set other maxspeed for way ID=227105746 then this value appears at way ID=227105752. Cropping input data removes way ID=227105746 and speed for ID=227105752 changes, but still is wrong.
I have checked speeds in img using GPSMapEdit and verified with nuvi in route simulation. It is serious bug in mkgmap.
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