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Hello.
The name of the train is not the same.
The column header contains the name 4661_BORDEAUX_MARSEILLE.
In the framed cell is the name 4661 BORDEAUX MARSEILLE.
Space is used as a command separator in cells.
Copy error.
Sincerely, Laci 1959
Managing Train Sequencing and Priority in Open Rails Timetable
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Posted 01 May 2024 - 12:10 AM
Looks to me as if the underscores in 4661_BORDEAUX_MARSEILLE are hidden by the border outline.
Another suggestion : remove all additional parameters for the $wait command. As timings are not correct, delays occur for both trains and this may cause problems. Also, the 'atstart' parameter has no function here at all. So just set "$wait=4661_BORDEAUX_MARSEILLE", and nothing more.
The $follow command is of no use here. The logic for the $follow command for the first wait is exactly the same as that for the $wait command, so if the $wait is not working, then the $follow command will not work either.
Regards,
Rob Roeterdink
Another suggestion : remove all additional parameters for the $wait command. As timings are not correct, delays occur for both trains and this may cause problems. Also, the 'atstart' parameter has no function here at all. So just set "$wait=4661_BORDEAUX_MARSEILLE", and nothing more.
The $follow command is of no use here. The logic for the $follow command for the first wait is exactly the same as that for the $wait command, so if the $wait is not working, then the $follow command will not work either.
Regards,
Rob Roeterdink
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Posted 01 May 2024 - 01:12 PM
Hello!
Thank you for your responses. So, I ran a test on another route, and I managed to get the $wait command to work!
So, I only used "$wait=4665_Bordeaux_Marseille" and without any other command, it works!
I understand what you said about optimizing the use of timetable by putting all the stations in order, so I'll do that now.
Thanks!
Thank you for your responses. So, I ran a test on another route, and I managed to get the $wait command to work!
So, I only used "$wait=4665_Bordeaux_Marseille" and without any other command, it works!
I understand what you said about optimizing the use of timetable by putting all the stations in order, so I'll do that now.
Thanks!