[mkgmap-dev] Some questions about POI's addresses
From Steve Hosgood steve at tallyho.bc.nu on Fri Mar 27 14:21:05 GMT 2009
Carlos Dávila wrote: > Bernhard Heibler escribió: > >> Hi Carlos, >> >> first of all thanks for testing. Sorry I didn't found time to answer >> your questions earlier. >> >>> *First I've noticed is that pois having is_in:region tag don't show >>> region in nuvi. If region is taken from is_in rather that is_in:region >>> it's a problem for countries like Spain, where information in this tag >>> is completely erratic, i.e. you can find city, region, country, >>> continent values in any order, some of them missing, separated by , or >>> by ; etc. This way I can't find a way to set the region with >>> regionOffset parameter in LocatorConfig.xml >>> >> You are right that the is_in tagging is not very reliable in most >> countries. I did the best to get reasonable results but on the long >> term the only solution is to fix the tags. >> I was under the impression that the "is_in" tag was only needed if the way (or POI) was outside any bounding-polygon marked with "place=vlllage(*), place_name=Beercan on Sea(**)". Is this system still in use? I've been marking up my area (Swansea, South Wales) with such polygons, also giving them tags like "landuse=residential" so as to have the rendered map show the limits of the urban areas. Though it's not trivial to discover which polygons contain a given point, it's bound to be easier for sureyors to maintain and less error-prone than having to mark every individual POI or way with "is_in" tags. Steve -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.mkgmap.org.uk/pipermail/mkgmap-dev/attachments/20090327/41a870c7/attachment.html
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