I have noticed that if you have multiple edges with the same nodes. It splits up one of the edges in two edges. I guess it's because the graph can't have multiple edges with same nodes? (vertices)
As one can see in the picture below the two new virtual edges seems to have a wierd geometry.
I think it can be reproduced if you have two edges with same nodes when building the routerdb. (with the edges having oppsite geometry)
Original snapshot before parsing to routerdb (With geometric direction of edges)
Hi!
I have noticed that if you have multiple edges with the same nodes. It splits up one of the edges in two edges. I guess it's because the graph can't have multiple edges with same nodes? (vertices)
As one can see in the picture below the two new virtual edges seems to have a wierd geometry. I think it can be reproduced if you have two edges with same nodes when building the routerdb. (with the edges having oppsite geometry)
Original snapshot before parsing to routerdb (With geometric direction of edges)![original_net](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/12501238/39243666-92f0df4a-488e-11e8-83e9-816e7328aa98.png)
Snapshot of the routerdb.![original_routerdb](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/12501238/39243670-975e10a2-488e-11e8-858d-31dcf8ad4282.png)