[Script] WME Validator v2020.11.1 (PLACES BETA)

[turbomkt]

Thanks, yaacobyy. Will be fixed in the next release.

This should NOT be fixed. With two segments like the example, Waze may suggest a route via the wrong way. It's counter-intuitive, but I have seen it done. A two segment loop, even with one way segments, must be fixed.

[turbomkt]

I'm going to guess most US editors would want it disabled by default since we use WMEPH.

This is based on the assumption that much of what it scans for overlaps what WMEPH already does for the US, but without the integrated tools to fix the issues found.

[turbomkt]

What version are you using? It works for me.

[turbomkt]

I may have misunderstood the use case. Since then I have seen the issue.

[turbomkt]

I may have misunderstood the use case. Since then I have seen the issue.

[TWBudrys]

I could help

[TWBudrys]

I could help

Great! Here is how:

1. Clone the repo: https://github.com/WMEValidator/validator
2. Grab a bug: https://github.com/WMEValidator/validator/issues
   (or whatever you think has to be fixed)
3. Fix it.
4. Create a pull request.

If you are not a developer, there definitely will be issues with localizations: https://github.com/WMEValidator/i18n/issues

[twist3r]

Hi berestovskyy. I want to use the localization option and implement some of my own validations.
I used for #123 a regex checking for illegal names. That worked OK.
But I want to use a #124 with a regex to check for illegal characters "124.option1": "^[^şţŞŢ]+$" and it doesn't work.
Perhaps the regex is not correct for what I want but that I will figure it out somehow. The thing is that even if I move the #123 validation on #124 it doesn't work that either, and it worked on #123.

How can I duplicate #123 check to work on other numbers too?
The same regex that works on #123 doesn't work on another number.

Basically I want to use different regex to check for different wrong names and/or characters but they seem to work only on number #123 and I want more than one. Thank you

edit: I found the correct regex for what I need: ([şţŞŢ]) (check to see if those illegal characters are anywhere in the name). Now I just want to be able to use this check on a different number because I have more regexes that I want to create.

[twist3r]

Ok, I thought that just add the number will create it silly me.
It would be great if you can create new disabled checks just like #123 like in your proposition.
In the meantime I will try to learn to implement more than one check in the same RegExp.
Thanks a lot.

[Twister-UK]

How do you set URO+ to adjust how far out cameras show up? I can't seem to find a setting for that...

There's no setting... it does it automatically.

Something might be doing it automatically, but it isn't URO+...