TimeTableStops: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 24: | Line 24: | ||
For multiple stops, values are appened. Here's an actual example: | For multiple stops, values are appened. Here's an actual example: | ||
< | <pre style="color:blue;font-size:16px"> | ||
Amsterdam CS,7,7a,08:01,08:04,0,Amsterdam-Muiderpoort,1,1,07:53,07:53,0,Amsterdam-Amstel,208,208,--:--,07:55,0,Amsterdam-Sloterdijk,7,7,08:09,08:09,0 | Amsterdam CS,7,7a,08:01,08:04,0,Amsterdam-Muiderpoort,1,1,07:53,07:53,0,Amsterdam-Amstel,208,208,--:--,07:55,0,Amsterdam-Sloterdijk,7,7,08:09,08:09,0 | ||
</ | </pre> | ||
{{TimetableNav}} | {{TimetableNav}} | ||
Revision as of 22:49, 2 July 2011
The raw timetable stops format is a single text string, separated by commas. The format is as follows:
Station Name,Platform Number,Platform Name,Arrival Time,Departure Time,Platform Scroll Index
- Station Name
- The name of the platform's station.
- Platform Number
- The number of the platform.
- Platform Name
- This is the name of the platform as shown to passengers.
- Arrival Time
- The time the train is to arrive at the platform. Format is HH:mm, where HH is 24-hour time, and mm is 00-59. If no arrival time is specified, then a "blank" time of --:-- is used.
- Departure Time
- The time the train is to depart from the platform. Format is HH:mm, where HH is 24-hour time, and mm is 00-59. If no arrival time is specified, then a "blank" time of --:-- is used.
- Platform Scroll Index
- Defines the index number of the platform scroll. This number determines what the passengers see when this departure information is shown on the platform. Can be 0 for "no information".
For multiple stops, values are appened. Here's an actual example:
Amsterdam CS,7,7a,08:01,08:04,0,Amsterdam-Muiderpoort,1,1,07:53,07:53,0,Amsterdam-Amstel,208,208,--:--,07:55,0,Amsterdam-Sloterdijk,7,7,08:09,08:09,0
Return to Timetables