Mark Burton wrote:
Hi Felix,
could you explain a bit more how they work?
Simply, the contents of those "ref" like names are all concatenated together with ";" between them and then the first 4 names in that list are used as the labels for the way. If the way also has a "name" then that will be the first label and you will only get 3 labels from the "ref" list. Also, if display_name is assigned, that goes in front of the refs. For example, if X=Y represents a tag called X having the value Y:
name="foo" display_name="bah" ref="A123" int_ref="E99"
would produce these labels:
"foo" "bah" "A123" "E99"
You could also have:
name="foo" display_name="bah" ref="A123;E99"
and the end result would be the same.
okay, thanks for the clarification. In this case it would be great if the "|" could be used for display_name, ref, int_ref, nat_ref too! (or maybe even better for all add / set actions ) and additionally a command to append would be great too. At least that clarification makes it a lot easier for route names now for me. Instead of having the line set route_name='${name}'; set ref='${ref}' I will now simply use set int_ref='${name};${ref}|highway-symbol:hbox:6:4}' And will not be forced to fiddle around with how I append route_name to name in the general style-file. As last question - what happens if there are more than 4 labels - are label 5 and onwards simply dropped?
Very simple.
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