[talk-ph] Luzon Coastline
Jim Morgan
jim at datalude.com
Mon Feb 23 07:33:46 GMT 2009
D,
Excellent. Someone who clearly knows what they're talking about.
I'm extremely happy to hand this one off to you - you might have guessed I was stabbing in the dark there, but it seemed like too big an issue to leave alone. I'll keep my meddling browser out of there from now on ...
I wasn't sure of the significance of the layer=-1 either, but as it was already there I left it in. Feel free to change this if it doesn't look right to you.
Thanks for the tip about keeping coastlines down to ~ 250 node sections. Didn't see any mention of this in the literature, so its worth publicising this ...
Jim
D Tucny wrote, On Monday, February 23, 2009 02:51 PM:
> That section of coastline is now 2193 nodes, this will be too big for
> the 0.6 version of the API, coastline imported by the coastline import
> tool would typically make ways of up to 250 nodes if I recall correctly,
> over 2000 nodes will be a definite problem... It's an odd bit of
> coastline tagging though, layer=-1 stands out as the strangest bit...
>
> Along that section of coastline there are some odd bits that could
> potentially confuse rendering, such as water areas that overlap, but
> don't join, the coastline... But, this shouldn't confuse the coastline
> checker...
>
> I've split the coastline and fixed up some of these waterway/water area
> coastline joins, I'll look to get a copy of the coastline checker
> running here to see if I can see what it's problem is with this section...
>
> d
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