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Re: [railML3.3] Signal combinations [message #4047 is a reply to message #3230] Wed, 17 June 2026 10:12 Go to previous message
Dominik Looser is currently offline  Dominik Looser
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Dear all,

On behalf of Bane NOR, I have a question related to this rather old ticket.
Can we also define the order of the signals (e.g. from top to bottom) that are part of the combination? E.g. in Joerg's example from above [1]
- HS 4253 is the topmost signal
- FS 4253 is the second-topmost signal
- DS 4253 is the bottommost signal

Can we deduct this from the order of appearance in the file? Or is there another way to define it?

Thank you for an answer and best regards,
Dominik Looser, trafIT solutions gmbh

[1] https://www.railml.org/forum/index.php?t=getfile&id=147& amp;
 
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