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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Emux,<br>
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I assume you are using the Java API (or did you meant the web
API?) then you call instruction.getName for the street name and
instruction.getSign for the sign etc<br>
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Where you get every instruction via:<br>
instruction = ghResponse.getInstructions().get(index);<br>
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Does this answer your question :) ?<br>
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Peter.<br>
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On 24.10.2014 18:54, Emux wrote:<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Hi Peter,<br>
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Right now GraphHopper's route instructions are taken from the
translation txt files inside the library (package
com.graphhopper.util), enriched with the street names.<br>
That's the way I use them for simple viewing purposes.<br>
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But I need also the instructions without the street names, so I
have implemented my own set.<br>
I'm just wondering if this is possible from the API.<br>
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