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<body class='hmmessage'><div dir='ltr'>Hi Walter,<br><br><br><br><div>> Just one small clarification about the address field.<br>> <br>> If I set --poi-address than the address field is filled by mkgmap<br>> and I can manipulate the content using the trick with mkgmap:phone.<br>> <br>> If I set --no-poi-address than the address field is left blank by mkgmap<br>> and I also cannot fill it with any command via the style file.<br>> <br>> I hope I understood this correct.<br>yes, just one hint: --poi-address is the default<br><br>> <br>> At last I would like to report one optical issue in --poi-address <br>> generation:<br>> There is a line break between street and postcode, but no line break between <br>> city and phone.<br>> <br>> e.g.<br>> Street Nr<br>> postcode, city+49 123<br>> 4567<br>> <br>> It would be much nicer, to display the address field with one more line <br>> break.<br>> Street Nr<br>> postcode, city<br>> +49 123 4567<br>> <br>> If someone is spending the effort in changing this, maybe a small <br>> enhancement could also be done.<br>The formatting is done by the Garmin software, not by mkgmap.<br>It just fills individual fields and we have a few flags for the whole <br>tile to say how to format them. These flags are configured <br>in resources/LocatorConfig.xml , e.g. Island (and Germany) <br>have streetBeforeHousenumber="true" postalcodeBeforeCity="true"<br><br>> Would it make sense to add unit (maybe even door, if available) to <br>> housenumber?<br>> addr:housenumber/addr:unit/addr:door<br><br>Well, the current code for the --housenumbers option will treat a <br>housenumber like "3/5/3" like "3", so I think you can do that in the<br>style.<br><br>Gerd<br></div> </div></body>
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