StabledTrains - Revision history

Charlie: /* Loading Stabled Trains */

2012-02-01T20:16:07Z

Loading Stabled Trains

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	##We then check if that item is delayed more than 5 minutes or so. If yes, and the trainID of the stabled train starts with "Lok>" ("loc>" in non-German sims), then we change the name of the train to either the name of the first vehicle, or the name of the first vehicle + the number of remaining vehicles.		##We then check if that item is delayed more than 5 minutes or so. If yes, and the trainID of the stabled train starts with "Lok>" ("loc>" in non-German sims), then we change the name of the train to either the name of the first vehicle, or the name of the first vehicle + the number of remaining vehicles.
	##We then use the timetableitem to check if the train should run on this particular day.		##We then use the timetableitem to check if the train should run on this particular day.
	#Then, we check if the train ID belongs to a rejected train series (Timetable expert levels).		#Then, we check if the train ID belongs to a rejected train series ([[ExpertLevels\|Timetable expert levels]]).
	#If we have not encountered any errors, and the train is within the PeriodStart/PeriodEnd dates, runs today, and is within the StartTime/EndTime times, and is not a rejected train series		#If we have not encountered any errors, and the train is within the PeriodStart/PeriodEnd dates, runs today, and is within the StartTime/EndTime times, and is not a rejected train series
	##'''If we have a linked timetableitem and its trainID does NOT match the train ID defined for the stabled train, we discard the timetableitem.'''		##'''If we have a linked timetableitem and its trainID does NOT match the train ID defined for the stabled train, we discard the timetableitem.'''

Charlie: /* Loading Stabled Trains */

2012-02-01T19:55:23Z

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	#Fields are read from the StabledTrains table.		#Fields are read from the StabledTrains table.
	#We then look to see if there's an associated item(hereafter called the 'timetableitem') from the TimeTable table using the value in LinkToTrainID.		#We then look to see if there's an associated item(hereafter called the 'timetableitem') from the TimeTable table using the value in LinkToTrainID. If '''yes''':
	##If we '''do''' ~~have a such a timetableitem, we~~ check to see if it has a SteeringID. If yes, and no SteeringID is defined in the table, then we assume the SteeringID from the timetableitem.		##We check to see if it has a SteeringID. If yes, and no SteeringID is defined in the table, then we assume the SteeringID from the timetableitem.
	##~~If we '''do''' have a such a timetableitem, we~~ then check if that item is delayed more than 5 minutes or so. If yes, and the trainID of the stabled train starts with "Lok>" ("loc>" in non-German sims), then we change the name of the train to either the name of the first vehicle, or the name of the first vehicle + the number of remaining vehicles.		##We then check if that item is delayed more than 5 minutes or so. If yes, and the trainID of the stabled train starts with "Lok>" ("loc>" in non-German sims), then we change the name of the train to either the name of the first vehicle, or the name of the first vehicle + the number of remaining vehicles.
	##We then use the timetableitem to check if the train should run on this particular day.		##We then use the timetableitem to check if the train should run on this particular day.
	#Then, we check if the train ID belongs to a rejected train series (Timetable expert levels).		#Then, we check if the train ID belongs to a rejected train series (Timetable expert levels).

Charlie: /* Loading Stabled Trains */

2012-02-01T19:54:22Z

Loading Stabled Trains

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	#Fields are read from the StabledTrains table.		#Fields are read from the StabledTrains table.
	#We then look to see if there's an associated item(hereafter called the 'timetableitem') from the TimeTable table using the value in LinkToTrainID.		#We then look to see if there's an associated item(hereafter called the 'timetableitem') from the TimeTable table using the value in LinkToTrainID.
			##If we '''do''' have a such a timetableitem, we check to see if it has a SteeringID. If yes, and no SteeringID is defined in the table, then we assume the SteeringID from the timetableitem.
	##If we '''do''' have a such a timetableitem, we then check if that item is delayed more than 5 minutes or so. If yes, and the trainID of the stabled train starts with "Lok>" ("loc>" in non-German sims), then we change the name of the train to either the name of the first vehicle, or the name of the first vehicle + the number of remaining vehicles.		##If we '''do''' have a such a timetableitem, we then check if that item is delayed more than 5 minutes or so. If yes, and the trainID of the stabled train starts with "Lok>" ("loc>" in non-German sims), then we change the name of the train to either the name of the first vehicle, or the name of the first vehicle + the number of remaining vehicles.
	##We then use the timetableitem to check if the train should run on this particular day.		##We then use the timetableitem to check if the train should run on this particular day.

Charlie at 19:51, 1 February 2012

2012-02-01T19:51:13Z

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	:(string)		:(string)
	:''(optional)''		:''(optional)''
	:The steering number, if defined, for this train~~. When omitted, steering ID of "0" is used~~.		:The steering number, if defined, for this train.

	;Direction		;Direction

Charlie: /* Loading Stabled Trains */

2012-01-31T23:30:28Z

Loading Stabled Trains

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	#Then, we check if the train ID belongs to a rejected train series (Timetable expert levels).		#Then, we check if the train ID belongs to a rejected train series (Timetable expert levels).
	#If we have not encountered any errors, and the train is within the PeriodStart/PeriodEnd dates, runs today, and is within the StartTime/EndTime times, and is not a rejected train series		#If we have not encountered any errors, and the train is within the PeriodStart/PeriodEnd dates, runs today, and is within the StartTime/EndTime times, and is not a rejected train series
	##'''If we have a linked timetableitem and ~~it's~~ trainID does NOT match the train ID defined for the stabled train, we discard the timetableitem.'''		##'''If we have a linked timetableitem and its trainID does NOT match the train ID defined for the stabled train, we discard the timetableitem.'''
	##If we still have a linked timetableitem, we obtain the movement orders and the path, if they are defined.		##If we still have a linked timetableitem, we obtain the movement orders and the path, if they are defined.
	##If we do '''not''' have a linked timetableitem, we check if any movement orders are defined for this train using its trainID only. (Such orders are defined using the Train_ID_Soft field in the MovementOrders table).		##If we do '''not''' have a linked timetableitem, we check if any movement orders are defined for this train using its trainID only. (Such orders are defined using the Train_ID_Soft field in the MovementOrders table).

Charlie at 20:08, 31 January 2012

2012-01-31T20:08:23Z

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	##'''If we have a linked timetableitem and it's trainID does NOT match the train ID defined for the stabled train, we discard the timetableitem.'''		##'''If we have a linked timetableitem and it's trainID does NOT match the train ID defined for the stabled train, we discard the timetableitem.'''
	##If we still have a linked timetableitem, we obtain the movement orders and the path, if they are defined.		##If we still have a linked timetableitem, we obtain the movement orders and the path, if they are defined.
	##If we do '''not'' have a linked timetableitem, we check if any movement orders are defined for this train using its trainID only. (Such orders are defined using the Train_ID_Soft field in the MovementOrders table).		##If we do '''not''' have a linked timetableitem, we check if any movement orders are defined for this train using its trainID only. (Such orders are defined using the Train_ID_Soft field in the MovementOrders table).
	##If we have a linked timetableitem, we discard movement orders up to the StartAtMovementOrder index number.		##If we have a linked timetableitem, we discard movement orders up to the StartAtMovementOrder index number.
	##If we have a linked timetableitem, we obtain the platform/timetable stops, the StartNX/EndNX/Destination values from it		##If we have a linked timetableitem, we obtain the platform/timetable stops, the StartNX/EndNX/Destination values from it

Charlie at 20:06, 31 January 2012

2012-01-31T20:06:56Z

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 :When left blank, stabled train is valid for all dates
 :Defines the date until which the stabled train is valid. Simulations started with a date ''after'' this date are not created.
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Charlie at 19:31, 31 January 2012

2012-01-31T19:31:07Z

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	:(int)		:(int)
	:A reference to the a train defined in the TimeTable table. Such a reference is used to refer to information in that table that is not available in the StabledTrains table (days on which the train runs, for example).		:A reference to the a train defined in the TimeTable table. Such a reference is used to refer to information in that table that is not available in the StabledTrains table (days on which the train runs, for example).

			;SteeringID
			:(string)
			:''(optional)''
			:The steering number, if defined, for this train. When omitted, steering ID of "0" is used.

	;Direction		;Direction

Charlie at 19:27, 31 January 2012

2012-01-31T19:27:59Z

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	:Defines the distance from the ''left-most'' insulation joint of the track to the train. '''The train must fit on this track or will not be loaded.'''		:Defines the distance from the ''left-most'' insulation joint of the track to the train. '''The train must fit on this track or will not be loaded.'''

			;StartTime
			:(DateTime)
			:Only the time portion of the DateTime is used (the date portion is ignored).
			:Defines the starting time of when a stabled train will appear when starting a new simulation. If a simulation starts ''before'' this time, the stabled train is not created.

			;EndTime
			:(DateTime)
			:Only the time portion of the DateTime is used (the date portion is ignored).
			:Defines the ending time of when a stabled train will appear when starting a new simulation. If a simulation starts ''after'' this time, the stabled train is not created.

			;IsStaffed
			:(bool)
			:True when the train is initially staffed with a driver.

			;StartAtMovementOrder
			:(int)
			:Indicates which movement order is the next to be carried out. This is useful when defining stabled trains that are as a result of "previous" shunting.

			;PeriodStart
			:(DateTime)
			:Only the date portion of the DateTime is used (the time portion is ignored).
			:When left blank, stabled train is valid for all dates
			:Defines the date when the stabled train is valid. Simulations started with a date ''before'' this date are not created.

			;PeriodEnd
			:(DateTime)
			:Only the date portion of the DateTime is used (the time portion is ignored).
			:When left blank, stabled train is valid for all dates
			:Defines the date until which the stabled train is valid. Simulations started with a date ''after'' this date are not created.

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Charlie at 19:19, 31 January 2012

2012-01-31T19:19:03Z

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	;TrackPosition		;TrackPosition
	:(int)		:(int)
	:Defines the distance from the ''left-most ~~insulation~~'' joint of the track to the train. '''The train must fit on this track or will not be loaded.'''		:Defines the distance from the ''left-most'' insulation joint of the track to the train. '''The train must fit on this track or will not be loaded.'''


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