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Reporter: dean[at]earlsoft.co.uk [Submitted to the original trac issue database at 3.45pm, Wednesday, 16th August 2006]
It would be useful when adjusting/simplifying ways to be able to delet a node from a way.
This should be exactly the same as deleting a node with two segments normally but with the added code to remove the deleted segment from any ways it is in.
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Author: dean[at]earlsoft.co.uk [Added to the original trac issue at 6.04pm, Sunday, 3rd September 2006]
This patch adds support for deleting nodes when the associated segments are part of a way.
If the way contains BOTH segments, then the deleted segment will be removed. If it contains only 1, it will warn the user and exit.
Currently, the way editing and the node removal appears as two separate entries in the history, and as such, it may change one way and then exit if it later finds one that conflicts.
Author: dean[at]earlsoft.co.uk [Added to the original trac issue at 10.01pm, Monday, 4th September 2006]
Ok, this version of the patch fixes all the previous issues.
Way checking is done in two passes. All are checked before anything is changed, THEN the ways are updated. All the undo actions are now grouped into a dingle action.
Reporter: dean[at]earlsoft.co.uk
[Submitted to the original trac issue database at 3.45pm, Wednesday, 16th August 2006]
It would be useful when adjusting/simplifying ways to be able to delet a node from a way.
This should be exactly the same as deleting a node with two segments normally but with the added code to remove the deleted segment from any ways it is in.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: