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I'm guessing that the map-layer files I'm generating are enough different from the standard files that this bug was uncovered.
Unfortunately I don't understand the code well enough to suggest a real fix.
Here's my workaround so that the code doesn't crash - I "merge" the tags:
collect_ways: function() {
this.members.each(function(member) {
this.nodes = member.nodes.concat(this.nodes);
if (member.tags.size() > 0) // if there are member.tags
{ // then merge them into this.tags
for (let member_tags_key in member.tags._object) // for all tags found in member.tags
{ // see if the member tag needs to be copied to this.tags
if (isUndefined(this.tags[member_tags_key])) // if the tag from member.tags is not in this.tags
{ // then copy it to this.tags
this.tags[member_tags_key] = member.tags._object[member_tags_key];
}
}
}
},this)
},
Maybe I've got this all wrong and there really is a merge() method.
If so, please set me right.
Or please suggest a real fix for this problem.
Thanks.
Orig code:
I'm guessing that the map-layer files I'm generating are enough different from the standard files that this bug was uncovered.
Unfortunately I don't understand the code well enough to suggest a real fix. Here's my workaround so that the code doesn't crash - I "merge" the tags:
Maybe I've got this all wrong and there really is a merge() method. If so, please set me right. Or please suggest a real fix for this problem. Thanks.