only numeric values are allowed for maxspeed. So I removed
some maxspeed=no at the A555 near Colonge.
The effect of the tag was the motorway disappearing from
the AllInOne Garmin map......
OpenStreetMap
only numeric values are allowed for maxspeed. So I removed
some maxspeed=no at the A555 near Colonge.
The effect of the tag was the motorway disappearing from
the AllInOne Garmin map......
Discussione
Commento di TomH il 28 maggio 2009 alle 21:46
I think you'll find there's no such thing as an "allowed" or "not allowed" value for a tag - we're not proscriptive about such things.
Commento di Tordanik il 28 maggio 2009 alle 23:11
How about fixing the bug in that Garmin map conversion instead? There is no such thing as "allowed" tags in OSM, so applications have to be able to deal with unknown tags.
Commento di Richard il 29 maggio 2009 alle 06:48
Alphanumeric tags are very common in maxspeed, anyhow. It's the convention in the UK to tag as (say) maxspeed=30mph.
Commento di grenzdebil_bonn il 30 maggio 2009 alle 12:05
Hi! Please revert this edit! maxspeed=no(ne) is absolutely common and there is a difference between this and a road without a maxspeed tag.
Thank you!
Commento di chris66 il 31 maggio 2009 alle 15:01
The voting for maxspeed=no/none was REJECTED :
osm.wiki/Proposed_features/maxspeed_none
@grenzdebil: with the same argument I could map not existing highways
with highway=no. Doesn't make too much sense.
Chris
Commento di grenzdebil_bonn il 1 giugno 2009 alle 19:54
@Chris66: no. maxspeed=* refers to the maxspeed rule applying to some section of a road - and this is exactly what was tagged here in the first place. If you don't like it, please come up with some other way of tagging "no speed limit applying here" before deleting other people's work.
The new Version of the Garmin map in question works with maxspeed=no, by the way.
Commento di grenzdebil_bonn il 1 giugno 2009 alle 19:55
@Chris66: no. maxspeed=* refers to the maxspeed rule applying to some section of a road - and this is exactly what was tagged here in the first place. If you don't like it, please come up with some other way of tagging "no speed limit applying here" before deleting other people's work.
The new Version of the Garmin map in question works with maxspeed=no, by the way.