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Opened 14 months ago

Last modified 14 months ago

#21789 new enhancement

Add snowshoeing and running checkboxes to guidepost preset

Reported by: pyrog Owned by: team
Priority: normal Milestone:
Component: Internal preset Version:
Keywords: guidepost route marker Cc:

Description

Hiking path (at least in France) are often used also for snowshoeing and running (called "TRAIL" in France).
Adding these checkboxes will save time to edit guideposts.

josm/trunk/data/defaultpresets.xml

        <item name="Guidepost" icon="presets/misc/information/guidepost.svg" type="node" preset_name_label="true">
            <link wiki="Tag:information=guidepost" />
            <label text="A Signpost/Guidepost to indicate the directions to different destinations." />
            <space />
            <key key="tourism" value="information" />
            <key key="information" value="guidepost" />
            <reference ref="name_ref_operator" />
            <text key="ele" text="Elevation" />
            <optional text="Routes shown for:">
                <check key="hiking" text="Hiking" />
                <check key="running" text="Running" />
                <check key="bicycle" text="Cycling" />
                <check key="mtb" text="Mountainbiking" />
                <check key="ski" text="Skiing" />
                <check key="snowshoe" text="Snowshoeing" />
                <check key="horse" text="Riding" />
                <space />
                <label text="... other transportation modes possible" />
            </optional>
        </item> <!-- Guidepost -->
        <item name="Route marker" icon="presets/misc/information/route_marker.svg" type="node" preset_name_label="true">
            <link wiki="Key:information" />
            <space />
            <key key="tourism" value="information" />
            <key key="information" value="route_marker" />
            <reference ref="name_ref_operator" />
            <text key="ele" text="Elevation" />
            <optional text="Routes shown for:">
                <check key="hiking" text="Hiking" />
                <check key="running" text="Running" />
                <check key="bicycle" text="Cycling" />
                <check key="mtb" text="Mountainbiking" />
                <check key="ski" text="Skiing" />
                <check key="snowshoe" text="Snowshoeing" />
                <check key="horse" text="Riding" />
                <space />
                <label text="... other transportation modes possible" />
            </optional>
        </item> <!-- Route marker -->

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defaultpresets.xml (478.6 KB) - added by pyrog 14 months ago.

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Change History (4)

Changed 14 months ago by pyrog

Attachment: defaultpresets.xml added

comment:1 Changed 14 months ago by skyper

Component: CoreInternal preset
Keywords: guidepost route marker added

@pyrog:
Please, only attach diffs or patch files. The complete preset file is pretty useless.

Do we have some numbers of usage?

comment:2 Changed 14 months ago by pyrog

@skyper I don't know how to produce a diff/patch file and I'am not familiar with trac. Do you have a link ?

A lot of path in Jura, Alps… in France are shared by MTB, hiking, snowshoeing, running…
There are also winter routes (nordic skiing, snowshoeing). Guideposts, informations boards are specific, some are shared.

comment:3 Changed 14 months ago by skyper

See DevelopersGuide/PatchGuide and take a look at the attachment of tickets with patches.
Regarding WikiFormatting on Trac there is the option of TracSyntaxColoring for WikiProcessors.

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