[mkgmap-dev] Found an possible bug in inter-tile routing

From Johann Gail johann.gail at gmx.de on Sat Feb 21 17:31:04 GMT 2009

Hello,

I've just noted an interesting detail while generating an inter tile 
routing map. I cannot investigate further at the moment, just want to 
tell you my observation.

There are three boundrary nodes on one street. Maybe the street crosses 
the boundary three times, but I dont believe, that point #0 and #1 are 
both on the boundary.
I will have a closer look tomorrow.

2009/02/21 17:19:22 INFO (StyledConverter): Way Ludwig-Thoma-Straße's 
point #11 at 48,35974/11,38021 is a boundary node
2009/02/21 17:19:22 WARNUNG (MapLine): consecutive identical points 
Ludwig-Thoma-Straße
2009/02/21 17:19:22 WARNUNG (MapLine): consecutive identical points 
Ludwig-Thoma-Straße
2009/02/21 17:19:22 INFO (StyledConverter): Way Ludwig-Thoma-Straße's 
point #0 at 48,35793/11,38239 is a boundary node
2009/02/21 17:19:22 INFO (StyledConverter): Way Ludwig-Thoma-Straße's 
point #1 at 48,35793/11,38239 is a boundary node

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