Tobias Zwick
Tobias Zwick
Inputting in https://a-b-street.github.io/osm2lanes/ ``` highway=residential cycleway=track ``` auto-fills to ``` cycleway:both=lane cycleway:left:oneway=-1 cycleway:right:oneway=yes highway=residential lanes=2 lanes:backward=1 lanes:forward=1 shoulder=no sidewalk=no ``` Now, where does the cycle lane come from?
Tagging like - `cycleway=no + cycleway:left=track` - `cycleway=track + cycleway:left=no` - `cycleway:both=lane+ cycleway:right=track` should report an error. I.e. wherever `cycleway:both`/ `cycleway` contradicts with the `cycleway:` tag This tagging is ambiguous...
It looks like some `cycleway=opposite*` tagging is not understood. This is the "old" method how to tag cycleways that have cyclist contraflow in oneway streets, but it is (still) used...
`oneway=-1` means that the road is a oneway to the opposite direction in which the way is drawn. E.g. if the road is drawn for North to South, it would...
See https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:cycleway:lane It looks like `cycleway=shared_lane` is also not understood.
It looks like some `busway=opposite_lane` tagging is not interpreted correctly. The table below assumes a country with right-hand traffic. Note that the sides flip if `oneway=-1` and if it is...
(from https://github.com/streetcomplete/StreetComplete/issues/3183) Peaks are landmarks good for orientation.
The docs state > The uniforms block allows shortcuts for declaring globally-accessible uniform variables, for use in the global, position, normal, color and filter blocks. Uniforms declared here may also...
The readme states: > In non-strict mode the following further differences are allowed: > [...] > - superfluous ":" after weekday range However, `Mo-Fr: 12:00` is parsed without error also...
This parser, and also the reference implementation ignores a dangling `,` at the end of a wide range. E.g. `Apr-Oct,Mo-Fr 08:00-18:00` is (interpreted as and) changed to `Apr-Oct Mo-Fr 08:00-18:00`...