Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of NameTemplate

Timestamp:

2011-10-17T19:28:04+02:00 (15 years ago)

Author:

Polyglot

Comment:

fixed some typos and added articles to make it clearer

NameTemplate

@@ -1 @@
-Name templates can be used to define custom formatting for gpx waypoints or osm primitives (for example in Relation or Selection list). 
+Name templates can be used to define custom formatting for gpx waypoints or osm primitives (for example in the Relations or the Selection lists).
 
 = Syntax =
 * {var} - use value of variable var
-* ?{condition1 'value1' | condition2 'value2 | 'value3'} - use value1 if condition1 is satisfied, value3 is no condition is satisfied. Condition can be either explicit -  the same expression as in search or filters is used or implicit - value is used when all variables used inside exists
+* ?{condition1 'value1' | condition2 'value2 | 'value3'} - use value1 if condition1 is satisfied, value3 is no condition is satisfied. Condition can be either explicit -  the same expression as in search or filters is used - or implicit; the value is used when all variables used inside exist
 
 = Samples =
@@ -14 +14 @@
 
 = Available values =
-For osm primitives formating, value of any tag can be used, use {special:everything} to see what values are available for you gpx waypoints.
-Few additional variables are available  via special prefix:
-- {special:everything} prints all available values, available for both primitive and waypoint formatting.
-- {special:id} prints id of osm primitive
-- {special:localName} prints localized name, that is value of name:lang for your language if the tag exists or just value of name tag.
+For formatting of OSM primitives , the value of any tag can be used, use {special:everything} to see what values are available for your gpx waypoints.
+Some additional variables are available  via the special prefix:
+- {special:everything} prints all available values, available for formatting of both primitives and waypoints.
+- {special:id} prints the ID of an osm primitive
+- {special:localName} prints the localized name, that is the value of name:lang for your language if it is available or the value of the name tag if it doesn't.