[OSM-talk] JOSM Validator

[Francisco R. Santos]

2007/9/28, Dirk-Lüder Kreie <osm-list at deelkar.net>:
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> David Earl schrieb:
> > I quite often find a residential road ends in a little island and I tend
> > to map this like this:
> >
> >     -------1----->----2----->
> >                  ^          |
> >                  |          3
> >                  5          |
> >                  |          |
> >                  <----4-----v
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> > The JOSM validator objects to this as an unordered way. Is there a good
> > reason why (is it intentional, or is it by accident being hard to detect
> > for example)? This seems like a valid thing to do to me. I can always
> > split it, but it seems rather unnecessary.
>
> BTW Maplint seems to think of this as unordered, too, while with the
> segments reversed it seems it doesn't.




Don't worry, the "unordered ways" validation will go away with 0.5, as all
ways will be ordered.

Regards,
Quico
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