man_made structures in the polygon style

Hi, Can man_made=pier and man_made=bridge added to # squares and plazas highway=pedestrian & area=yes [0x17 resolution 22] man_made=pier | man_made=bridge [0x17 resolution 22] And man_made=groyne and man_made=reinforced_slope (same thing as breakwater, used frequently in NL) are rendered as building in the default style, which is not good Solution: # man_made can be used on areas or lines man_made=* & area!=no & (man_made!=door & man_made!=embankment & man_made!=breakwater & man_made!=cable_line & man_made!=cutline & man_made!=cutting & man_made!=groyne & man_made!=levee & man_made!=reinforced_slope & man_made!=trench) [0x13 resolution 24]

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Am 13.10.2013 10:33, schrieb Minko:
man_made=* & area!=no
I think this is wrong in polygon-file. It should be: man_made=* & area=* & area!=no or: man_made=* & area=yes In your version above, a man_made-object containing no area-tag is handled as polygon. Typical it should be the other way round. It's a line unless there is an area=yes, or am I wrong? Henning -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2.0.20 (MingW32) iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJSWl4dAAoJEPFgsWC7jOeTqioIAI7+/GihUd4tbT8JUnyNOJOY pwFouzziFXPkUFzJ4Ji7qf7kzNRE1jGvXICixhveiEHIYP1ruAaF6gHOzlN62wM3 2YnCNNeQ9ec056Hor/8+rcerLnAdkZRWjFqUJScGesDdpQAdxe20lmLPmiV5WX8k PoTOhvIMgvR+LCh3jdADsZWMuf1LuEhyN4wrfLZNuLhoTyP6F+UeMTVwdCzYXlxM 9zWo+OGVIkRNoWYlFFwatD+QXZw1ce5V+xD4obaOAbPRnfXzx8JOriLCMnKoR6/j DO2E0bZsogpHm0+2WcRUO1EHxe1QD1sWPQ4O9UQ3yARQjoBoPnAv2c46eDxVFOg= =+DUJ -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

I think mkgmap is able to distinguish closed areas from lines now. So maybe the rule with area=yes isnt needed at all? My point is that polygons like man_made=reinforced_slope and man_made=groine is rendered now as building, and it shouldnt be rendered like that (will be rendered as background and thats fine). Henning:
I think this is wrong in polygon-file. It should be:
man_made=* & area=* & area!=no
or:
man_made=* & area=yes
In your version above, a man_made-object containing no area-tag is handled as polygon. Typical it should be the other way round. It's a line unless there is an area=yes, or am I wrong?
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Henning Scholland
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Minko