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Following up again on Multiple tag parsing style rules and the overlays
file.<br>
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Would it be possible to use the copying command for lines without the
need to specify the exact way copy in overlays file?<br>
Example: oneway=yes is given to many different types of highways. I
would like to copy each way that includes oneway=yes without needing to
give any more specifications. Currently to do this I have to create two
maptiles and join them via tdb to display an overlay of oneway in
mapsource, or load it onto the gps with one map being transparent.<br>
<br>
Felix<br>
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Steve Ratcliffe wrote:
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It uses the new 'overlays' file in the style.<br>
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Example:<br>
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<<<version>>><br>
0<br>
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<<<lines>>><br>
highway=path & mtb:scale=0 [ 0x140 ]<br>
highway=path & mtb:scale=1 [ 0x141 ]<br>
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<<<overlays>>><br>
0x140: 0x7, 0x18<br>
0x141: 0x7, 0x19<br>
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So for a path of scale 0, you would get two lines drawn on top<br>
of each other with types 7 and 18. For scale 1, 7 and 19.<br>
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You can have more than two.<br>
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The good thing is that if mkgmap ever supports large type numbers, you
can<br>
just remove the overlays file and use 0x140 and 0x141 etc directly.<br>
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.Steve<a moz-do-not-send="true"
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