Use ref when way is motorway #28
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| wayName = modifyValueByKey != nil ? "\(modifyValueByKey!(.wayName, name)) (\(modifyValueByKey!(.wayName, ref)))" : "\(name) (\(ref))" | ||
| } else if let ref = ref, isMotorWay, let decimalRange = ref.rangeOfCharacter(from: CharacterSet.decimalDigits), !decimalRange.isEmpty { | ||
| wayName = ref; |
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This line should call modifyValueByKey just like the next else if case. In fact we could combine them if that would make things clearer.
| wayName = modifyValueByKey != nil ? "\(modifyValueByKey!(.wayName, name)) (\(modifyValueByKey!(.wayName, ref)))" : "\(name) (\(ref))" | ||
| } else if let ref = ref, isMotorWay, let decimalRange = ref.rangeOfCharacter(from: CharacterSet.decimalDigits), !decimalRange.isEmpty { |
| wayName = modifyValueByKey != nil ? "\(modifyValueByKey!(.wayName, name)) (\(modifyValueByKey!(.wayName, ref)))" : "\(name) (\(ref))" | ||
| } else if let ref = ref, isMotorWay, let decimalRange = ref.rangeOfCharacter(from: .decimalDigits), !decimalRange.isEmpty { |
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@1ec5 tried to do
} else if let ref = ref, isMotorWay, let decimalRange = ref.rangeOfCharacter(from: .decimalDigits), !decimalRange.isEmpty || name == nil {But I get a test failure with this logic. Am I using || correctly here?
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I think it's also to separate these two different cases.
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Sure, the if let is a good reason to leave the cases separate. If we were to combine them, we'd need to nest if statements.
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I think as is and not nesting is okay.
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| if let name = name, let ref = ref, name != ref { | ||
| if let roadClasses = roadClasses, roadClasses.contains(.motorway) { | ||
| isMotorWay = true |
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This can be written more succinctly:
let isMotorway = roadClasses?.contains(.motorway) ?? false| } | ||
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| public func string(for obj: Any?, legIndex: Int?, numberOfLegs: Int?, modifyValueByKey: ((TokenType, String) -> String)?) -> String? { | ||
| public func string(for obj: Any?, legIndex: Int?, numberOfLegs: Int?, roadClasses: RoadClasses?, modifyValueByKey: ((TokenType, String) -> String)?) -> String? { |
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There's no semantic difference between an empty RoadClasses ([]) and nil, so let's make the type of the roadClasses argument required. The simpler version of this method above would pass in [].
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Would you mind adding documentation for this method? (The other one above is fine, because documentation is already provided by the superclass.)
Based off of Project-OSRM/osrm-text-instructions#129
If the road class is a motorway and the ref contains a number, we should announce the ref and not the name since it could be the ceremonial name.
/cc @1ec5 @freenerd @willwhite