Hi Greg,

 

here an example for supermarkets

 

shop=supermarket & (name~'Hofer.*'      | name~'HOFER.*')    { set mkgmap_symbol=yes}    [0x3501 resolution 23 continue with_actions]

shop=supermarket & (name~'Aldi.*'       | name~'ALDI.*')    { set mkgmap_symbol=yes}    [0x3501 resolution 23 continue with_actions]

shop=supermarket & (name~'Lidl.*'       | name~'LIDL.*')    { set mkgmap_symbol=yes}    [0x3502 resolution 23 continue with_actions]

...

shop=supermarket & mkgmap_symbol!=yes                                [0x3500 resolution 23 continue with_actions]

shop=supermarket                                        [0x2E02 resolution 21] # POI

 

There is one common symbol on 3500 and dedicated symbols on 3501 and above.

(Hofer and Aldi is the same supermarket with the same Logo but with different names in Austria and Germany)

If I find a dedicated name of the supermarket, I will show the corresponding symbol. (at the moment about 30 in my list)

All other supermarkets will get the common symbol.

And all of them will get additionally an unvisible POI (well, not totally unvisible but just 1 dot) for the POI-List

Since this 1 dot POI is placed at resolution 21, I can click on it also in lower zoom levels.

 

I’m doing the same with amenity=fuel (more than 20), shop=car and many others.

My map has many dedicated symbols which makes it easier to find a POI at one short look even without using the search function.

 

Walter

 

 

From: greg crago

Sent: Friday, March 04, 2016 11:37 PM

To: Development list for mkgmap

Subject: Re: [mkgmap-dev] Question about using different ROAD CLASS's andROAD SPEED's for one linetype.

 

I am still confused.

Can you explain it one more time and use an example.

 

Greg

 

On Fri, Mar 4, 2016 at 11:13 AM, Bernd Weigelt <weigelt.bernd@web.de> wrote:

Hi Greg

No, this line catches only cuisine=french *or* cuisine=sea food, not
'cuisine=french;sea food;...' This key/value pair will be ignored

---
cuisine~'.*;.*'
                {
                set cuisine='${cuisine|part:}';
                }

This rule helps, to use the first part in the POIs, but all other will be
ignored, too. Have it in my filter file.

My example in my first answer is not really good, because the rule has to be
executed in a loop until the last value, but i think MKGMAP didn't do this

Bernd

Am Freitag, 4. März 2016, 10:01:52 CET schrieb greg crago:
> Bernd, Is this the same as (in the line file)
>
> amenity=restaurant & (cuisine=french | cuisine=sea food | cuisine=german |
> cuisine=..... ) [0x01150 resolution 24]
>
> Greg

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