[mkgmap-dev] R${rcn_ref}
From Henning Scholland osm at aighes.de on Thu Dec 6 13:10:51 GMT 2012
Am 06.12.2012 13:58, schrieb gbbickerton: > Thankyou > > I am new to this and have been looking at other styles to try and figure ouy > how things work > I am trying to find a way to have the name of a cycle route alongside it > together with a box with the route number so far I can get one or the other, > I have just discovered continue with relations which I think might do it . > Ultimatly I want to highlight the route as well which by using a wide bitmap > line with a transparent middle at the moment this replaces the underlying > road. > Any suggestions ? I'm using rrk_Radweg=yes { set name='${rrk_name}' ; set ref='${rrk_ref}' } [0x10101 resolution 20 continue] before processing highways in style-file. rrk_*=* comes from cycleroute-relations like this: type=route & route=bicycle & ( network=radweit | radweit=yes | network=icn | icn=yes | network=ncn | ncn=yes | network=rcn | rcn=yes | network=rcn | rcn=yes | network=tcn | tcn=yes | network=lcn | lcn=yes ) { apply { set rrk_Radweg=yes ; set rrk_name='$(rrk_name),${name}' | '${name}' ; set rrk_ref='${rrk_ref},${ref}' | '${ref}' } } Typical highway shields were generated out of ref=*. But I don't know if this is only supported for some Garmin-ID's. I don't use highway shields. Also it could cause problems, if there is more then one cycleroute on one highway. Henning
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