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Joey Hess 2012-08-24 23:26:46 -04:00
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Thanks, Philippe Gauthier and Antoine Beaupré
* osm: Add osm_openlayers_url configuration setting.
Thanks, Genevieve
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-- Joey Hess <joeyh@debian.org> Thu, 19 Jul 2012 13:46:52 -0400

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> The KML only needs a Document tag because it uses "shared styles" -- don't ask me what this is. Here is a [[patch]]: [[https://reseaulibre.deuxpi.ca/0001-Add-Document-tag-to-OSM-plugin-KML-output.patch]] --[[deuxpi]]
> > I applied the patch to my master branch and tested it on the above URL: it works... mostly. The icons for the elements on the actual map seem incorrect (some are the proper icons, some others are the ugly default blue pin of google maps, weird) but I think this is a step in the right direction. Thus, this should be merged. -- [[anarcat]]
>>> I've cherry-picked this patch, but from the description it does not
>>> sound "fixed" enough to close this bug. (OTOH, perhaps only google can
>>> fix it, so it people are happy with the state of affairs I won't insist
>>> this bug be left open.) --[[Joey]]

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There is now a [[patch]] for this, thanks to Genevieve, available in my master branch.
Note that there's an update to the patch in my master branch, that allows changing the URL for tiles too.
> There's a lot of stuff in your master branch. Which commit is it,
> or if you want me to merge it, spin a branch I can merge. --[[Joey]]

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I got tired of hacking at the osm.pm every time I wanted to change the layers, so I made it so the layers can be changed in the .setup file. In my master branch, there are now two new configuration settings: `osm_layers` and `osm_layers_order` which replace the hackish `osm_mapurl`. The variables are a hash and an array that allow the operator to define the list of URLs to be loaded as layers and also to change the order of layers. -- [[users/anarcat]]
> I try to avoid adding hashes to config, because websetup does
> not allow configuring hashes.
>
> The example for `osm_layers_order` is confusing, it makes
> it look like a perl hash, but it appears to really be a javascript
> code fragement string, and one that is tightly bound to other
> configuration too. Why not generate that javascript code from
> data in a robust way?
>
> Does it even make sense to configure this stuff globally?
> Could the layers be passed as parameters to the osm direction? --[[Joey]]