Magic properly highlights a segment less than 6 m, and states “Make this segment minimum 6m long or more. If you can’t it may be worth connecting it on the closest node rather than leaving a micro segment on the map.” but the title still lists 5 m.
Adding myself to the list of people that could not install this script on a different machine (Windows 10, Chrome 65.0.3325.181) until opening the js file in Notepad and copy/pasting it into a new script from the TamperMonkey dashboard.
I absolutely love the shortcuts to zoom 4 and 5, and I have mine changed to shift-4 and shift-5.
Can you please add shortcuts for all the other zoom levels? Just leave them unassigned by default (I know Toolbox defaults use 1-2-3) unless you want to put all the zoom levels on shift-numbers. I would absolutely love to be able to zoom to 1 or 2, or 6 or 7, by one keystroke.
Hi, I’m returning to map editing after some time away, and trying to get up to speed.
I was using an addon called WME Validator, but it appears the dev has ceased work on it, and instead recommends WME Magic.
One of the primary reasons I used Validator is because it allowed me to define regexes to highlight roads that needed attention. Myself and another editor were working on (and using) some long regexes to validate road names according to the requirements of our country.
Does this script support custom regexes for highlighting roads?
Not the script author but I’m not aware of having that capability in magic. If you haven’t looked at RSEL, you might find you can get what you’re looking for with that script. No regexp, but you can do quite a bit with RSEL.
forgot to add, that if RSEL scratches your itch, you can also install the script RSEL highlights which will highlight all segments meeting your specified criteria.
The “RPP with no entry/exit point” actually marks an RPP located near a segment, which name doesn’t match the street name in the RPP address. I like that if a street name of segments was changed, all RPPs having the old name are marked (well, only those that don’t have entry/exit points).
I wish there would be similar validation for public places - mark a place located near a segment, which name doesn’t match the street name in the place’s address.
Learn something new every day. Don’t want to hijack or take away from the magic script cuz I use it all the time and it’s great. But RSEL is equally great. esp with highlights.