exit!
end
- render :text => doc.to_s, :content_type => "text/xml"
+ response.headers["Content-Disposition"] = "attachment; filename=\"map.osm\""
+ render :text => doc.to_s, :content_type => "text/xml"
end
def map
return
end
- relations = Array.new
-
doc = OSM::API.new.get_xml_doc
+ # add bounds
+ bounds = XML::Node.new 'bounds'
+ bounds['minlat'] = min_lat.to_s
+ bounds['minlon'] = min_lon.to_s
+ bounds['maxlat'] = max_lat.to_s
+ bounds['maxlon'] = max_lon.to_s
+ doc.root << bounds
+
# get ways
# find which ways are needed
ways = Array.new
end
end
- relations = Relation.find_for_nodes_and_ways(visible_nodes.keys, way_ids)
+ relations = visible_nodes.values.collect { |node| node.containing_relations.visible }.flatten +
+ way_ids.collect { |id| Way.find(id).containing_relations.visible }.flatten
# we do not normally return the "other" partners referenced by an relation,
# e.g. if we return a way A that is referenced by relation X, and there's
# another way B also referenced, that is not returned. But we do make
# an exception for cases where an relation references another *relation*;
# in that case we return that as well (but we don't go recursive here)
- relation_ids = relations.collect { |relation| relation.id }
- if relation_ids.length > 0
- relations += Relation.find_by_sql("select e.* from current_relations e,current_relation_members em where " +
- "e.visible=1 and " +
- "em.id = e.id and em.member_type='relation' and em.member_id in (#{relation_ids.join(',')})")
- end
+ relations += relations.collect { |relation| relation.containing_relations.visible }.flatten
# this "uniq" may be slightly inefficient; it may be better to first collect and output
# all node-related relations, then find the *not yet covered* way-related ones etc.
doc.root << relation.to_xml_node(user_display_name_cache)
end
+ response.headers["Content-Disposition"] = "attachment; filename=\"map.osm\""
+
render :text => doc.to_s, :content_type => "text/xml"
#exit when we have too many requests