[OSM-talk] Does potlatch make it too easy for people to unintentionally screw things up?

Tom Hughes tom at compton.nu
Fri Oct 12 09:12:14 BST 2007


In message <97EA1B01-6F29-4C6F-A930-1E16776445BB at mckerrell.net>
        John McKerrell <john at mckerrell.net> wrote:

> Funnily enough, I said to Richard on IRC yesterday that since I've  
> been using potlatch more for the past few weeks, just because I  
> haven't had time to go out and get traces, I've started to find it  
> much more intuitive. Now that we've switched to 0.5 as well I'm  
> finding josm particularly unhelpful (I'm in add-node-and-segment  
> mode, now how do I connect this way to that other way, oh I have to  
> switch to "add segment" mode to put that final "segment" in  
> (apologies for referring to them as segments, you know what I mean ) ).

If you mean that the final segment needs to connect to an existing
node on another road, then you don't need to switch tools - just 
shift click on the node you want to connect to. If the node doesn't
exist yet and you want to insert a node in an existing road and
connect to it then I believe control click does that.

I was doing the same as you until Frederik pointed out that I could
use shift click...

Tom

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