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I got tired of hacking at the osm.pm every time I wanted to change the layers, so I made it so the layers can be changed in the .setup file. In my master branch, there are now two new configuration settings: `osm_layers` and `osm_layers_order` which replace the hackish `osm_mapurl`. The variables are a hash and an array that allow the operator to define the list of URLs to be loaded as layers and also to change the order of layers. -- [[users/anarcat]]
> I try to avoid adding hashes to config, because websetup does
> not allow configuring hashes.
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> The example for `osm_layers_order` is confusing, it makes
> it look like a perl hash, but it appears to really be a javascript
> code fragement string, and one that is tightly bound to other
> configuration too. Why not generate that javascript code from
> data in a robust way?
>
> Does it even make sense to configure this stuff globally?
> Could the layers be passed as parameters to the osm direction? --[[Joey]]
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