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Re: Correct use of arrivalDay/departureDay [message #658 is a reply to message #655]

Wed, 14 September 2005 15:16

Joachim.Rubröder
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Registered: September 2004

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The arrivalDay / departureDay was meant as offset.
Any train starts on day 0 (Q1). Without arrivalDay-attributes, everything
is regarded as the same day = day 0.
After midnight, any further atrribute arrivalDay and departureDay should
be set to 1 (Q2) .
The duration between start and arrival can be calculated as: "arrival +
(arrivalDay * 24h ) - start".

I thought that an arrivalDay = 1 should be repeated. But I like the idea
of Dani, that an intelligent importing program sticks to day 1until the
appearance of arrivalDay >= 2 and is able to deal with or without
repetition.

But you are right, I'll try to fix this point in the documentation.

Best regard,
Joachim

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		Correct use of arrivalDay/departureDay By: tobias on Thu, 01 September 2005 11:57
		Re: Correct use of arrivalDay/departureDay By: Joachim.Rubröder on Wed, 14 September 2005 15:16
		Re: Correct use of arrivalDay/departureDay By: Daniel Huerlimann on Thu, 15 September 2005 08:14

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