Re: [Libosmscout-development] Cannot get TYPE wood to render above level 10

[Nicholas H. <ni...@ze...>]

Hi Tim,

In your example, what is the -r flag referring to? And what does cell level mean?

Thanks,

Nicholas Hubbard
Owner
Zed Said Studio LLC
www.zedsaid.com
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> On Aug 12, 2016, at 1:19 PM, Tim Teulings <ti...@fr...> wrote:
> 
> Hello Nicholas,
> 
> You can always use DumpData to ask the database for an OSM or  
> libosmscout object. For example:
> 
> [tim:~/projects/OSMScout/DumpData] master(+234/-95,9)+* ± src/DumpData  
> ../maps/washington -r 1153148
> Area {
>   OSM id: 1153148
>   fileOffset: 13971846
>   type: boundary_county
>   boundingBox: [46.73541 N 119.37048 W - 47.26174 N 117.95828 W]
>   center: 46.99857 N 118.66438 W
>   cell level: 7
> ...
> 
> Using the concrete OSMId you should be able to clearly identify the  
> object during data loading or rendering. This way you can check if an  
> object is available at a certain state. For example to see, if it is  
> contained in the MapData instance (loop over data with some kind  
> equality check).
> 
> -- 
> Gruß...
>    Tim
> 
> 
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