Does an edge always end on an OSM node or there's actually no guarantee of that? #3978
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Simple as this question is, having gone through the ConstructEdges function I kind of thought so but could make sure due to my poor C++ knowledge. Could there be a chance that an edge ends on an arbitrary point on the OSM way's "LineString" which is not an OSM node? Thanks! |
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kevinkreiser
Feb 17, 2023
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yes it does always end on an osm node. we do not create any new geometry that isn't already there in osm |
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yes it does always end on an osm node. we do not create any new geometry that isn't already there in osm