Christoph Hormann

Ok, i have tested this a bit more. At the moment this implements an _approach 2+_ according to the discussed options, i.e. interpreting unknown values universally as `access=yes` - except...

> No, I'm thinking mainly of switch2osm level users. Sophisticated users like the OSMF, Geofabrik, etc won't have a problem with functions although they may find them annoying. Do you...

Related to #1224

A possible solution to this would be to replace long addr:housenumber values of the form `A;B;C;D;E` with `A...E`.

Yes, you could prioritize by labeling string length. You would have to assemble the labeling string in SQL for that (which is currently done in MSS). But you might end...

Reopening to encourage a renewed discussion based on the concrete tag `highway=busway` if and how to render this. Observations from my side: * The tag seems to be almost exclusively...

One possible guiding principle could be to render access restrictions w.r.t. the primary mode of transport of the road class in question. That would mean render motorway to unclassified plus...

For info - i have shown a way to solve this and other access tag rendering issues in: http://blog.imagico.de/rethinking-road-access-restrictions-rendering/ based essentially on the idea shown above in https://github.com/gravitystorm/openstreetmap-carto/issues/214#issuecomment-524550810

It is good to see someone working on this - a few comments based on a quick read: 1. the SQL code seems very cryptic to me, i could not...

> This is linked to finding the "most severe" access restriction out of an approximately equivalent set. I feel this is better than prioritising one tag over another (e.g. use...