Hi Mark,
What I want to achieve is getting a copy of the way. I named the copy of the way oneway1 it could be named anything (that's not yet existing). Actually I don't need it to be routable. Here's a sceenshot how the final result is supposed to look like (currently I do this by processing the data twice (well actually even more times, but for each attribute one additional time). So I want to copy oneway attribute to line=oneway1 so I can add an additional line in the my style-file calling for highway=oneway1 [0x3a resolution 24]. The reason I don't wan't to use the overlay file, is that I don't know all possible street values that exist for oneway. Also I do the same for mtb:scale, mtb:scale:uphill, tracktype, sac_scale and routes. So I would end up with something like 2^10 additional overlay types per line in my lines file, assuming any tag can exist besides each other.

My problem was that I did not completely understand your code of doubling the cycleways. So I wan't to achieve the same look as below, but instead of passing two style-files, each in a seperate mkgmap call, I would like to do it in one call.

Thanks for your help (I will try your correction but I bet it is not enough).
Felix



Mark Burton wrote: 
Hi Felix,

Not sure what you're trying to achieve but looking at the patch I see
you have:

+						String onewayTag = currentWay.getTag("oneway1");

that's getting the value of the tag "oneway1" but then onewayTag
doesn't seem to be used anywhere (unless I missed it). Err, don't you
want to be setting that tag rather than reading it? Something like:

oneway1.addTag("oneway1");

Cheers,

Mark
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