@Magellan
I installed Tiramisu LE 3+2 and it now correctly displays all trails. Thank you!
Perhaps you can help me understand how Tiramisu, and Elevate, display
ladders.
A month ago, I added several ladders, and two safety_ropes, to OpenStreetMap. To display the items, I used the latest version of OpenAndroMaps for the
State of New York (2017-11-25) with
Elevate LE V4.2.1 and
Tiramisu 3 LE+2 themes.
- The safety_ropes are displayed by Elevate but not Tiramisu.
- Elevate shows only one of the ladders and Tiramisu shows none of them.
Here is the ladder that is displayed by Elevate but not Tiramisu. It is a node with the tag "
ladder=yes".
http://www.openstreetmap.org/node/4773080911These ladders are not displayed by Elevate or Tiramisu. They are nodes with the tag "
ladder=X" where
X is the length of the ladder. The lengths varied from 2 to 5 meters. Example: "ladder=4"
http://www.openstreetmap.org/node/5191411959http://www.openstreetmap.org/node/4234427426http://www.openstreetmap.org/node/4234427476http://www.openstreetmap.org/node/4203671346http://www.openstreetmap.org/node/1690836990According to OSM's Wiki, it is permitted to enter a numeric value, instead of "yes", for ladders (and safety_ropes).
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:ladderIn Elevate and Tiramisu, I changed the rule for handling ladders to be more comprehensive. I replaced "
ld_yes" with "
*".
OLD: <rule e="any" k="ladder" v="
ld_yes" zoom-min="15"> <symbol src="file:../ele_res/s_ladder.svg" symbol-width="16dp" /> </rule>
NEW: <rule e="any" k="ladder" v="
*" zoom-min="15"> <symbol src="file:../ele_res/s_ladder.svg" symbol-width="16dp" /> </rule>
Unfortunately, the modification failed to display ladders (with numeric values) in both Tiramisu and Elevate. It also failed to make Tiramisu display the one ladder tagged with "ladder=yes".

Either my rule modification is incorrect or the New York OpenAndroMap
simply does not contain all the ladders. Is it possible that when OSM data was extracted to create the New York map, it only selected ladders that were identified with "yes" and rejected all ladders with numeric values?
It would explain why "numeric ladders" cannot be displayed because they simply don't exist in the map. However, it would
not explain why Tiramisu fails to display the one ladder ("ladder=yes") that Elevate can show.
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