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<body class='hmmessage'><div dir='ltr'>Hi Steve,<br><br>> 1. Use the option set by the user.<br>+1<br><br><div>> 2. If options is not given, look up the countries (from LBL) in the<br>> LocatorConfig; if all are drive-on-the-same-side use that.<br><br>I counted the roundabouts because they seem to be the only<br>affected elements of this flag and I thought it might be easier <br>to find a clean cut between different "dol" and "dor" areas.<br>The code for that is simple enough.<br><br>> 3. In all other cases (and --route is given) warn loudly.<br>OK. I'll change that in my patch.<br><br>> <br>> So I'd just ignore roundabouts in the normal case.<br>> Obviously --check-roundabouts can make any checks that it<br>> likes, it is useful to debug OSM data, its not supposed to<br>> be essential to produce a map.<br>I never liked the idea that an option called check-xxx is<br>also changing the data, although I am not sure if this still<br>happens today.<br><br>> <br>> Probably not. The --country-* options were added very early on<br>> since every POI has to have a country either directly or it<br>> has a region that has to have a country. At that time they<br>> were defaults for when there was no addr:country on a POI (almost<br>> always in those days!).<br>> <br>> I suppose that if the bounds file is complete there is no need for<br>> a default, but I would expect that the --country-name should be<br>> used if there isn't one.<br>Okay, if I got it right we just have to add a few lines in StyledConverter.<br>I'll post a patch for this.<br><br>Gerd<br><br><br></div> </div></body>
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