The osm.wiki/All_in_one_Garmin_Map has this, too.
Ok, unnamed streets are blue not red :-)

cool

I just noticed, that cecopy is not preserving the modification time like copying with the explorer. This is very bad, if you need it to find the position in a track. Shit shit ms-shit. :-(

Hi Mike,
do you have details about the model?
Maybe it would be good for @bri%20g/diary/8090 there is a lot of sun in Africa.
Wieland

I use the older version iBlue 747 and can recommend it too.
It can log 24 hours without recharge.

The same code, but nices formatted:

use strict;

use LWP::Simple;

my $rel = get "http://www.openstreetmap.org/api/0.6/relation/$ARGV[0]/$ARGV[1]";  
my $insert;
my %nd;

while ($rel =~ m/  my ($type, $id) = ($1, $2);
  my $element = get "http://www.openstreetmap.org/api/0.6/$type/$id";  
  $element =~ s/^\s*(.*)<\/osm>\s*$/\1/sm;
  $insert .= $element;
  $nd{$id} = 1 if $type eq "node";
}
$rel =~ s/(\n*)/\1$insert/sm;
$insert = "";
while ($rel =~ m/  my ($id) = ($1);
  next if $nd{$id};
  my $element = get "http://www.openstreetmap.org/api/0.6/node/$id";  
  $element =~ s/^\s*(.*)<\/osm>\s*$/\1/sm;
  $insert .= $element;
  $nd{$id} = 1;
}
$rel =~ s/(\n*)/\1$insert/sm;
print $rel;

another test:

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This is my quick solution:
use strict;

use LWP::Simple;

my $rel = get "osm.org/api/0.6/relation/$ARGV[0]/$ARGV[1]";
my $insert;
my %nd;

while ($rel =~ m/\s*(.*)<\/osm>\s*$/\1/sm;
$insert .= $element;
$nd{$id} = 1 if $type eq "node";
}
$rel =~ s/(\n*)/\1$insert/sm;
$insert = "";
while ($rel =~ m/\s*(.*)<\/osm>\s*$/\1/sm;
$insert .= $element;
$nd{$id} = 1;
}
$rel =~ s/(\n*)/\1$insert/sm;
print $rel;

Ok. A full version with correct versions of ways and nodes would be expensiv with this datamodel. I could live with the last version of the ways and nodes.

E.g. I want to see the last version of a relation. This works:
osm.org/?relation=30035

When I try to see an old version:
osm.org/?relation=30035/60
I get an error:
osm.org/api/0.6/relation/30035/60/full
is not supported.

Somebody changed the relation between version 60 and 81. It's hard to find out who did it and when. Don't mistake me, the change is good. I don't want to blame him but thank him.

My idea was to download the old version, save it and load the file with JOSM. Than download all the way and node while working with the relation. But this allways loads all ways of the current version.

Do I have to write a program for that?

I usually load the route on top of my map. Like this:
osm.org/?relation=30069

This works for all kinds of routes.
And you don't have discussions like "This is a running route and not a hiking route and should not be on the hiking map ..." :-)

Instead of
• Click the 'Open' button on the toolbar
• Change the file selector from .OSM to .GPX and locate your GPX file
just drag the GPX file and drop it on JOSM.

Mit dem Radweg wäre super.
Wenn du mal nach Pfungstadt radeln willst ...
Da gibt es bei der 24 noch mehr zu tun:
osm.org/?relation=21070

>Wouldn't it be informative to be able to use several amenity=x tags on the node
>representing the building (or the way outlining the building)?

You should use one amenity tag on the building and create a node in the building
with the second amenity tag. See amenity=bank and amenity=atm. See amenity=atm look for "preferred approach".

Bevor du dich langweilst, kannst du ja vielleicht die Radroute 24 vervollständigen.
osm.org/?lat=49.83014&lon=8.74042&zoom=16&layers=00B0FTF

Ist das beim Kollwitzweg ein Neubaugebiet?
Fehlen da noch die Häuser oder fehlten die nur auf den Yahoo-Bildern?

A link helps to find it on the map:
osm.org/?lat=34.035417&lon=-118.856258&zoom=18&layers=B000FTF

"waterways intersecting rivers" might be a bridge :-)
see osm.wiki/Bridge

So etwas ähnliches wie OSMScout?
http://www.codeplex.com/OsmScout

Der läuft eigentlich online, wenn man aber den Cache vorher füllt, dann geht es auch offline.

Dann probier es mit den Ortschildern und schließe highway/residential ein.

Ich denke da kommt man mit POI-Listen weiter. Dann kann man auch eine Liste der 10 nächstgelegenen Anzeigen. Ich mache das z.B. mit Garmin Nüvi und Glopus (Windows Mobile). Eine POI-Liste könnte man aus OSM rausziehen oder von
http://www.gas-tankstellen.de laden. Da hat man dann auch gleich Zeiten und Preise dabei.