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On 19/05/2012 02:10, Jason Cunningham wrote:
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After spotting the the most recent problem with the SW Coast
Path, I'd decided to follow the suggested idea of creating a
super relation for this route. The official website breaks
the whole route down into 52 sections so I was thinking of
using those. Would 52 relations be too many? <br>
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I may have given the idea some thought but I didnt get far
because it seemed a huge bit of work. I meant to do a bit of
research to see if there was an easy way of splitting this
massive relation but havent got round to it. So I may as well
ask now - Is there an easy way to split this massive relation?
I'd thought about about trying to downloading with Josm, then
copy and pasting sections of the route to a new layers then
adding the relation data to this clean bit of route?<br>
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Andy & Jason, thanks.<br>
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I've created a new relation <a
href="http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/relation/2190977">2190977</a>
with 'name=South Dorset Ridgeway' and 'alt_name=South West Coast
Path Inland' to reflect that the latter name is still used. I've
omitted 'network=' for now as I am unsure what to use if this
becomes part of a super relation.<br>
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I've also updated all the sections of the route marked with
'name=South West Coast Path Inland' by removing that name and adding
to the 'South Dorset Ridgeway' relation. There are a few gaps,
particularly round the new Weymouth Relief Road.<br>
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As far as the super relation for South West Coast Path is concerned,
if someone would like to create the relations for each section, I
would be happy to manually retag the route based on what is there
today. This would take a few weeks, but obviously without first hand
knowledge (I'm not offering to walk it as part of the work!).<br>
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Regards<br>
Martin<br>
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