There are tagging practices that extend the key with a number in order to simulate an array of values.
Similar solutions (Docs):
- The
semiCombo uses semicolons to simulate the array:
- The
multiCombo encodes the value (from a defined list of values) into the key:
In the case of the panoramax key, the semiCombo is limiting the number of images to about 6 due to each panoramax value and and the max length of the field. See openstreetmap/id-tagging-schema#1344 (comment)
The multiCombo is not used for this kind of tagging where the value is something unique.
Instead MapComplete adds numbers to the key:
panoramax=123,
panoramax:0=234
panoramax:1=345
Historically, there where other cases where this :1 key postfix was used but I am not sure if any still exist that are relevant for the tagging schema. Some where fallbacks from TIGER imports AFAIR and some where used for the deprecated parking schema.
I am not sure if this one panoramax use case is worth adding another combo field type. But lets use this issue to find out…
There are tagging practices that extend the key with a number in order to simulate an array of values.
Similar solutions (Docs):
semiCombouses semicolons to simulate the array:multiComboencodes the value (from a defined list of values) into the key:In the case of the
panoramaxkey, thesemiCombois limiting the number of images to about 6 due to each panoramax value and and the max length of the field. See openstreetmap/id-tagging-schema#1344 (comment)The
multiCombois not used for this kind of tagging where the value is something unique.Instead MapComplete adds numbers to the key:
Historically, there where other cases where this
:1key postfix was used but I am not sure if any still exist that are relevant for the tagging schema. Some where fallbacks from TIGER imports AFAIR and some where used for the deprecated parking schema.I am not sure if this one
panoramaxuse case is worth adding another combo field type. But lets use this issue to find out…