how can i code for a non-routable way , with the new splitter and mkgmap files ? stephen
Hi Stephen, A routable way is a line that gets a road_class or road_speed tag (or both) and -afaik - a routable type (0x01-0x13 or 0x1a or 0x1b). This is coded in the style file lines. I would call all other ways "non-routable". The program mkgmap also handles a way with a non-routable type but with road_class or road_speed as a routable way as long as the type is < 0x010000. These will produce a warning now. Does that help? Gerd steve sgalowski wrote
how can i code for a non-routable way , with the new splitter and mkgmap files
? stephen
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Hi Minko, ok, so I have to add this to the allowed routable types in the checks. Gerd Minko-2 wrote
A routable way is a line that gets a road_class or road_speed tag (or both) and -afaik - a routable type (0x01-0x13 or 0x1a or 0x1b). This is coded in the style file lines. I would call all other ways "non-routable".
0x16 is routable too Gerd _______________________________________________ mkgmap-dev mailing list
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