| Re: Questions about "Category" and "Rosterings" [message #1267 is a reply to message #1266] |
Fri, 12 September 2014 17:05   |
Andreas Tanner
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Registered: March 2012
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Am 12.09.2014 07:14, schrieb Yutaka Manchu:
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> About Split / Join, there're examples that don't have data under
> /trainPartRef/s;
> http://wiki.railml.org/index.php?title=TT:trainCouplingAndSh aring
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> May I confirm you if where the Split / Join occurs (i.e.
> "Lille","SanAntonio" in above examples) are known from the /ocpRef/ of
> <octTT>s of <trainPart> refered from the /trainPartRef/ or not?
yes, the location of the split/join is at the first / last ocpTT of the
referenced trainParts.
The following are assumed:
- the sequences of ocpTT of all trainParts within one trainPartSequence
coincide (at least when the operation periods are overlapping)
- the sequence of ocpTT within a train, that is, along the
trainPartSequences, form a valid train path. This means that there are
no location breaks and the times are ascending.
> If you have a "full railML timetable file" that contains Join / Split,
> would you mind sending it for me?
Sent per mail.
Best, Andreas.
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