From: Maxious Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2011 07:26:21 +0000 Subject: Merge branch 'master' of ssh://apples.lambdacomplex.org/git/bus X-Git-Url: http://maxious.lambdacomplex.org/git/?p=bus.git&a=commitdiff&h=a46f923581d03994bd1211ec98f69c4509042db1 --- Merge branch 'master' of ssh://apples.lambdacomplex.org/git/bus --- --- a/origin-src/graphserver.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,233 +1,1 @@ - - - - Graphserver - The Open-Source Multi-Modal Trip Planner - - - -
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Graphserver

-The open-source multi-modal trip planner. - -

Code Repository

-http://github.com/bmander/graphserver/tree/master - -

Mailing List

- -Direct questions and comments to the Graphserver Google Group. - -

Download

- -
 $ wget http://github.com/bmander/graphserver/zipball/08132009
- -Or, for the stout of heart, get a copy of the current working branch - -
 $ git clone git://github.com/bmander/graphserver.git
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Install

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Cold Start

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You'll need a computer running linux. The following setup was tested and checked on Amazon EC2 small instance running Fedora, built from an image with id "ami-48aa4921", at a cost of $0.20/hour.

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You'll need to get git:

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On Ubuntu:

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 $ sudo apt-get install git-core
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On Fedora:

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 $ yum install git-core
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Get The Prerequisites

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You're about to compile C code against python development libraries. You need to prepare for that.

- -On Ubuntu: -
$ sudo apt-get install python-setuptools
-$ sudo apt-get install build-essential
-$ sudo apt-get install python-dev
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- -On Fedora: -
-$ yum install python-setuptools-devel
-$ yum install gcc
-$ yum install gcc-c++
-$ yum install python-devel
-$ easy_install simplejson
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One-step Install

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Get a copy of Graphserver

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$ git clone git://github.com/bmander/graphserver.git
- -This will download and compile the core, download and install package dependencies, and install the python wrappers in one go. - -
$ cd graphserver/pygs
-$ sudo python setup.py install
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Install RTree

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If you want to load OSM Data (and you probably do), you have to laboriously install RTree

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 $ wget http://download.osgeo.org/libspatialindex/spatialindex-1.4.0.tar.gz
- $ gunzip spatialindex-1.4.0.tar.gz
- $ tar -xvf spatialindex-1.4.0.tar
- $ cd spatialindex-1.4.0
- $ ./configure --prefix=/usr
- $ make
- $ make install
- $ easy_install RTree
- $ cp /usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/Rtree-0.5.0-py2.5-linux-i686.egg/libsidx.so /usr/lib
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A Quick Tour of the Basics

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-$ python
->>> from graphserver.core import Graph, Street, State
->>> gg = Graph()
->>> gg.add_vertex("A")
-<graphserver.core.Vertex object at 0xb7d9608c> 
->>> gg.add_vertex("B")
-<graphserver.core.Vertex object at 0xb7c397cc> 
->>> gg.add_edge( "A", "B", Street("1", 100) )
-<graphserver.core.Edge object at 0xb7c4a92c> 
->>> gg.add_edge( "A", "B", Street("2", 50 ) )
-<graphserver.core.Edge object at 0xb7da708c> 
->>> gg.size   #the graph is quite small
-2 
->>> gg.get_vertex("A").outgoing                      # the graph is directional 
-[<graphserver.core.Edge object at 0xb7b9accc>, <graphserver.core.Edge object at 0xb7b9acac>] 
->>> gg.get_vertex("A").incoming
-[] 
->>> spt = gg.shortest_path_tree( "A", "B", State(1,0) )
->>> spt
-<graphserver.core.ShortestPathTree object at 0xb7c45b8c> 
->>> spt.get_vertex("A")                              # the shortest path tree is a partial copy of the graph 
-<graphserver.core.Vertex object at 0xb7c4a92c> 
->>> spt.get_vertex("A").outgoing                     # which only contains the shortest paths to all points closer than 'B'  
-[<graphserver.core.Edge object at 0xb7b9adec>] 
->>> vertices, edges = spt.path("B")                  # you can get the path 'A' to 'B' from the shortest path tree 
->>> vertices                                         # a list of references to the SPT vertices along the shortest path 
-[<graphserver.core.Vertex object at 0xb7b9ae4c>, <graphserver.core.Vertex object at 0xb7b9adec>] 
->>> edges                                            # a list of references to the SPT edges along the shortest path 
-[<graphserver.core.Edge object at 0xb7b9accc>] 
->>> edges[0].payload                                 # the edge payload contains information about the edge
-<Street name='2' length=50.000000 rise=0.000000 fall=0.000000 way=0> 
->>> vertices[-1].payload                             # the payload of the final vertex has useful information 
-<graphserver.core.State object at 0xb7c4a92c> 
->>> vertices[-1].payload.time                        # it takes 58 seconds to get from "A" to "B" 
-58 
->>> spt.destroy()                                    # these functions are thin wrappers around C functions 
->>> gg.destroy()                                     # so we have to perform garbage collection explicitly 
->>> exit()
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Compiling Graphs

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Loading OpenStreetMap Data

- -Grab some OSM data. Here, we download an area around of Redding, CA, US from the OpenStreetMap HTTP API. -
 $ wget http://api.openstreetmap.org/api/0.6/map?bbox=-122.4624,40.5505,-122.2876,40.6334 -O map.osm
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Compile the OSM file into an OSMDB file, and then load that OSMDB file into a graph.

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 $ gs_osmdb_compile map.osm map.osmdb
- $ gs_import_osm map.gdb map.osmdb
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Take a look at your new graph. This prints every vertex label in the graph:

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 $ gs_gdb_inspect map.gdb
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Pick one and see all edges outgoing from that vertex:

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 $ gs_gdb_inspect map.gdb osm-92080455
-Prints: -
osm-92080455 -> osm-91938757
-	<Street name='10585937-1' length=136.119463 rise=0.000000 fall=0.000000 way=849>
-osm-92080455 -> osm-92080457
-	<Street name='10585937-2' length=139.452776 rise=0.000000 fall=0.000000 way=849>
-osm-92080455 -> osm-92601143
-	<Street name='10596654-0' length=126.551782 rise=0.000000 fall=0.000000 way=1809>
-osm-92080455 -> osm-92080381
-	<Street name='10596654-1' length=6.382770 rise=0.000000 fall=0.000000 way=1809>
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Loading Public Transit Data

- -Grab the GTFS file for your favorite transit agency. Here, we grab the GTFS for the transit system in Redding, CA: -
 $ wget http://trilliumtransit.com/transit_feeds/redding/google_transit.zip -O redding_gtfs.zip
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Compile the GTFS into a GTFSDB, and then compile that GTFSDB into a graph

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 $ gs_gtfsdb_build redding_gtfs.zip redding.gtfsdb
- $ gs_import_gtfs redding.gdb redding.gtfsdb
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Use gs_gdb_inspect to check that your new transit graph is in good shape

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 $ gs_gdb_inspect redding.gdb sta-3622
-should print -
sta-3622 -> psv-0-000-004
-	<TripBoard int_sid=0 sid=105A166 agency=0 calendar=165157760 timezone=164034504 boardings=[('1572A105B166', 23964), ('1598A105B166', 27564), ('1602A105B166', 31164), ('1607A105B166', 34764), ('1600A105B166', 38364), ('1605A105B166', 41964), ('1603A105B166', 45564), ('1608A105B166', 49164), ('1601A105B166', 52764), ('1606A105B166', 56364), ('1599A105B166', 59964), ('1604A105B166', 63564), ('1609A105B166', 67164)]>
-sta-3622 -> psv-0-000-004
-	<TripBoard int_sid=1 sid=106A166 agency=0 calendar=165157760 timezone=164034504 boardings=[('2459A106B166', 34764), ('1635A106B166', 38364), ('1640A106B166', 41964), ('1638A106B166', 45564), ('1643A106B166', 49164), ('1636A106B166', 52764), ('1641A106B166', 56364), ('1634A106B166', 59964), ('1639A106B166', 63564), ('1637A106B166', 67164)]>
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Intermingling Public Transit and Street Data

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You can load both OSM and GTFS data into the same graph, then run a command to link them.

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 $ gs_import_gtfs redding_all.gdb redding.gtfsdb
- $ gs_import_osm redding_all.gdb map.osmdb
- $ gs_link_osm_gtfs redding_all.gdb map.osmdb redding.gtfsdb
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Inspect:

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 $ gs_gdb_inspect redding.gdb sta-3622
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prints:

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sta-3622 -> osm-92366549
-	<graphserver.core.Link object at 0x9a0b20c>
-sta-3622 -> psv-0-000-004
-	<TripBoard int_sid=0 sid=105A166 agency=0 calendar=163855912 timezone=161122808 boardings=[('1572A105B166', 23964), ('1598A105B166', 27564), ('1602A105B166', 31164), ('1607A105B166', 34764), ('1600A105B166', 38364), ('1605A105B166', 41964), ('1603A105B166', 45564), ('1608A105B166', 49164), ('1601A105B166', 52764), ('1606A105B166', 56364), ('1599A105B166', 59964), ('1604A105B166', 63564), ('1609A105B166', 67164)]>
-sta-3622 -> psv-0-000-004
-	<TripBoard int_sid=1 sid=106A166 agency=0 calendar=163855912 timezone=161122808 boardings=[('2459A106B166', 34764), ('1635A106B166', 38364), ('1640A106B166', 41964), ('1638A106B166', 45564), ('1643A106B166', 49164), ('1636A106B166', 52764), ('1641A106B166', 56364), ('1634A106B166', 59964), ('1639A106B166', 63564), ('1637A106B166', 67164)]>
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Inspecting the graph with gs_crawl

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Start gs_crawl, a little graph inspection web service

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 $ gs_crawl redding.gdb 80
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Then steer your web browser to the appropriate location.

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If you're using Amazon EC2, using your own public DNS:

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http://YOUR-EC2-ADDRESS.compute-1.amazonaws.com/
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Or if you're simply running on your local machine:

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http://localhost:80/
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Getting routes with gs_routeserver

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First, you'll need PyYAML

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 $ sudo easy_install pyyaml
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The routeserver finds a path, and then uses a series of "handlers" to convert that path into a human-readable format. Those handlers are enumearted and set up by a configuration file called handlers.yaml. Graphserver comes with an example handlers.yaml which you can use to get started

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 $ cp /path/to/graphserver/pygs/graphserver/ext/routeserver/handlers.yaml .
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This handlers.yaml file is filled with "CHANGEME" stubs. Replace every "CHANGEME.gtfsdb" with "redding.gtfsdb" and every "CHANGEME.osmdb" with "redding.osmdb"

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Fire up a routeserver on the compiled graph

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 $ gs_routeserver redding.gdb handlers.yaml -p 80
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Get a list of all vertices in the system

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http://YOUR_DOMAIN_NAME/vertices
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Get a route narrative

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http://YOUR_DOMAIN_NAME/path?origin="osm-92011649"&dest="sta-3803"&currtime=1260839444
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or

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http://YOUR_DOMAIN_NAME/path_raw?origin="osm-92011649"&dest="sta-3803"&currtime=1260839444
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What about a really big city?

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First, get Java 1.6. Or Java6. I think they're the same thing. Get the JDK, but not the JVM, the JRE, SDK, SDN, or the JCE. Note Java SE comes with Jave EE, which is apparently at version 5, and may or may not have anything to do with J2EE. I don't know what those have to do with anything. Google it or something. I don't know. They don't make it particularly easy for you. It's like, they've got more money than god and nothing pleases them better than pouring all that expertise into baffling the hell out of you. Honestly, I can't stand Java, but you need it to run Osmosis.

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Then, get Osmosis

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 $ wget http://gweb.bretth.com/osmosis-latest.zip
- $ unzip osmosis-latest.zip
- $ chmod a+x ./osmosis-0.30/bin/osmosis
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Download a biggie GTFS file. Here's the one for the Seattle area:

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 $ wget http://www.gtfs-data-exchange.com/gtfs/badhill_20091208_1910.zip
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Compile it into a GTFSDB. This will take a few minutes

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 $ gs_gtfsdb_build badhill_20091208_1910.zip kingco.gtfsdb
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Check the bounds of the GTFSDB

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 $ sqlite3 kingco.gtfsdb "select min(stop_lon),min(stop_lat),max(stop_lon),max(stop_lat) from stops"
-returns: -
-122.506729|47.1553345|-121.78244|47.9323654
-This will come in handy soon. -

Get a huge chunk of OSM data from the CloudMade state files. Here's Washington State:

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 $ wget http://downloads.cloudmade.com/north_america/united_states/washington/washington.osm.highway.bz2
- $ bunzip2 washington.osm.highway.bz2
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Then, use the bounding box coordinates we just got to cut down the OSM file to the area surrounding the agency. Check it:

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 $ /path/to/osmosis-0.30/bin/osmosis --read-xml washington.osm.highway --bounding-box left=-122.506729 bottom=47.1553345 right=-121.78244 top=47.9323654 --write-xml kingco.osm
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Then, compile and set it up like normal. It's a trip-planning bonanza.

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Creating a google transit feed for fun and profit

- April 23rd, 2009 - -
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People frequently ask me how I manage to collect and input the data that is used by hbus.ca, given Metro Transit’s intransigence. The “bike and GPS” angle is well known by now, but what about the rest of the process? How do I get the data into a format that hbus.ca can consume?

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The defacto standard for the interchange of transit information is Google Transit Feed (GTFS). This exceedingly simple comma seperated value format is now supported by a plethora of software, including Google Transit, graphserver, as well as my very own libroutez (used by hbus.ca). It was obvious to me right from the beginning that the first step to building hbus.ca would be to create one of these feeds.

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Manipulating a GTFS by hand is probably not a great idea. It’s basically a dump of a relational database, and is pretty inscrutable from the point of view of a human being. What I really want to be able to do is be able
-to manipulate things on the level of stops, service periods, and routes– and let some kind of abstraction layer take care of the low-level details. Fortunately, the awesome engineers at google created a python library called Google Transit Data Feed, which can help with creating one of these things by providing abstractions of the key elements of a google transit feed (stops, service periods, etc.). You can then write a program which uses these abstractions to create and save a GTFS.

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Of course, providing the library appropriate information is easier said than done. Metro Transit’s PDF schedules are not readily computer parsable (being designed to be printed out, after all). I needed some kind of semi-automated way of converting a Metro Transit schedule into GTFS, or this whole project was
-going nowhere fast.

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As an initial step, it turns out that it’s quite possible to extract textual information from a PDF using the open source popplar library. From there, it’s possible to extract the stopping times for an individual bus route. Let’s give an example. For example, let’s take the case of adding the 60 (Portland Hill’s route), something I’m currently working on. All I had to do was download the PDF file from Metro Transit’s site and then run the following on the command line:
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-pdftotext -raw route60.pdf
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-The raw option basically makes sure the raw strings are dumped to disk, and that no attempt is made to preserve formatting. The result is a text file with content like this in it:
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-842a 847a 855a 858a 903a 906a 912a -
-857a 902a 910a 913a 918a 921a - 925a
-910a 915a 923a 926a 931a 934a 940a -
-940a 945a 953a - 1000a 1003a 1009a -
-...and every 30 minutes until
-210p 215p 223p - 230p 233p 239p -
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-This type of format can be parsed easily enough. To create a proper transit feed though, schedule information isn’t enough: you also need to know the locations of the stops, names of routes, etc. After some deliberation, I came to the determination that I needed some kind of intermediate format to store the above schedule information and this additional information. It would be readable both by humans (to ease its creation) and machines.

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The obvious markup for something like this is YAML (if you’re still using XML to store structured information, run, don’t walk, and look at YAML: you can thank me later). Simple, clean, effective. GTFS is still the better choice for using the information in another application as its representation is much more amenable to being stored in a graph. Here’s a few examples of my YAML format in action:

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7 (Robie to Gottingen)
-10 (Westphal)

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Besides the scheduling information, the other main interesting component of a GTFS is the location of the stops. As anyone who’s used a Metro Transit schedule has noticed, only major timepoints are covered in the PDF schedules. What of all the stops in between? This is where the bike and GPS come in.

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What I did was take a standard GPS from Mountain Equipment Co-op (The Garmin GPSMap 60x), get on my bike, take the readings of individual gotime numbers and positioning information, of the individual stops between the major timepoints. I then took this device back to my computer and, using a utility called GPSBabel, dumped out the stop information in a format called “comma seperated value”. It looks like this:
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-44.65825, -63.59252, 6785-21-31-33-34-35-3-7
-44.65982, -63.59452, 6768-21-31-33-35-86-3-7
-44.66113, -63.59659, 6782-21-31-33-34-35-3-7
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-The first two items are latitude and longitude, providing the positioning of the stop. The last item is a gotime number, followed by the set of buses which pass by the stop. Turning this into YAML is a matter of applying
-the following regular expression to the input:
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-\([0-9]+.[0-9]+\), \(-63.[0-9]+\), \([0-9]+\)- -> - { name: xxx, stop_code: \3, lat: \1, lng: \2 }
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-To get an actual name for the stop (i.e.: “Gottingen and Young”), I wrote a simple script which finds the nearest intersection close to the stop in the GeoBase dataset. I then (at my discretion) corrected it based on my on-the-street knowledge of the layout of Halifax as well as adding certain details to help the user (e.g. bus stops on the way to the south end of Halifax are marked “south bound”).

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With these two elements in place (a format for creating human-readable transit information and a library for creating GTFS), the only thing left to do is create a program which bridges the gap. Behold, the magic of
-createfeed.py. With all of this in place, creating a google transit feed for Halifax is a simple matter of typing “make”.

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Is this a ridiculous amount of work? I wouldn’t say so. The vast, vast majority of my work on hbus.ca has been in creating the pathfinding code and geocoding functionality. This is work that can be translated to many different municipalities, and can easily be extended and made more useful in a myriad of ways.

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What does seem a little intimidating to me is completing what I started. Capturing bus stop information for the Halifax peninsula is one thing, but covering the outlying areas (Bayer’s Lake, Sackville, etc.) is quite
-another. There’s a lot of biking involved there, more perhaps than what one person can reasonably be expected to do. It was my hope that the initial release of hbus would validate the model of community-developed transit software to Metro Transit and they would see the benefit of releasing their internal copy of this data to the public, but unfortunately that doesn’t seem to have happened.

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Getting that problem solved seems to be more a political problem than a technical one, and it’s not my specialty. It really does make me wonder if I shouldn’t reconsider the option of crowd sourcing, which I had
-rejected earlier.

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[ 810a, 823a, 838a, 846a, 850a], - [ 820a, 833a, 848a, 856a, 900a], - [ 830a, 843a, 858a, 906a, 910a], - [ 840a, 853a, 908a, 916a, 920a], - [ 855a, 908a, 923a, 931a, 935a], - [ 910a, 923a, 938a, 946a, 950a], - [ 925a, 938a, 953a, 1001a, 1005a], - [ 940a, 953a, 1008a, 1016a, 1020a], - [ 955a, 1008a, 1023a, 1031a, 1035a], - [ 1010a, 1023a, 1038a, 1046a, 1050a], - [ 1025a, 1038a, 1053a, 1101a, 1105a], - [ 1040a, 1053a, 1108a, 1116a, 1120a], - [ 1055a, 1108a, 1123a, 1131a, 1135a], - [ 1110a, 1123a, 1138a, 1146a, 1150a], - [ 1125a, 1138a, 1153a, 1201p, 1205p], - [ 1140a, 1153a, 1208p, 1216p, 1220p], - [ 1155a, 1208p, 1223p, 1231p, 1235p], - [ 1210p, 1223p, 1238p, 1246p, 1250p], - [ 1225p, 1238p, 1253p, 101p, 105p], - [ 1240p, 1253p, 108p, 116p, 120p], - [ 1255p, 108p, 123p, 131p, 135p], - [ 110p, 123p, 138p, 146p, 150p], - [ 125p, 138p, 153p, 201p, 205p], - [ 140p, 153p, 208p, 216p, 220p], - [ 155p, 208p, 223p, 231p, 235p], - [ 210p, 223p, 238p, 246p, 250p], - [ 225p, 238p, 253p, 301p, 305p], - [ 240p, 253p, 308p, 316p, 320p], - [ 255p, 308p, 323p, 331p, 335p], - [ 320p, 333p, 348p, 356p, 400p], - [ 340p, 353p, 408p, 416p, 420p], - [ 400p, 413p, 428p, 436p, 440p], - [ 420p, 433p, 448p, 456p, 500p], - [ 430p, 443p, 458p, 506p, 510p], - [ 450p, 503p, 518p, 526p, 530p], - [ 500p, 513p, 528p, 536p, 540p], - [ 510p, 523p, 538p, 546p, 550p], - [ 520p, 533p, 548p, 556p, 600p], - [ 530p, 543p, 558p, 606p, 610p], - [ 540p, 553p, 608p, 616p, 620p], - [ 550p, 603p, 618p, 626p, 630p], - [ 600p, 613p, 627p, 635p, 639p], - [ 615p, 626p, 640p, 648p, 652p], - [ 630p, 641p, 655p, 703p, 707p], - [ 645p, 656p, 710p, 718p, 722p], - [ 700p, 711p, 725p, 733p, 737p], - [ 715p, 726p, 740p, 748p, 752p], - [ 730p, 741p, 755p, 803p, 807p], - [ 745p, 756p, 810p, 818p, 822p], - [ 800p, 811p, 825p, 833p, 837p], - [ 815p, 826p, 840p, 848p, 852p], - [ 830p, 841p, 855p, 903p, 907p], - [ 845p, 856p, 910p, 918p, 922p], - [ 900p, 911p, 925p, 933p, 937p], - [ 915p, 926p, 940p, 948p, 952p], - [ 930p, 941p, 955p, 1003p, 1007p], - [ 945p, 956p, 1010p, 1018p, 1022p], - [ 1000p, 1011p, 1025p, 1033p, 1037p], - [ 1015p, 1026p, 1040p, 1048p, 1052p], - [ 1030p, 1041p, 1055p, 1103p, 1107p], - [ 1045p, 1056p, 1110p, 1118p, 1122p], - [ 1115p, 1126p, 1140p, 1148p, 1152p], - [ 1150p, 1201x, 1215x, 1221x, 1225x], - [ 1215x, 1226x, 1240x, 1248x, 1252x] -] -stop_times_saturday: [ - [ -, -, -, 602a, 605a], - [ -, -, -, -, -], - [ 605a, 616a, 628a, 634a, 637a], - [ 620a, 631a, 643a, 649a, 652a], - [ 635a, 646a, 658a, 704a, 707a], - [ 650a, 701a, 713a, 719a, 722a], - [ 705a, 716a, 728a, 734a, 737a], - [ 720a, 731a, 743a, 749a, 752a], - [ 735a, 746a, 758a, 804a, 807a], - [ 750a, 801a, 813a, 819a, 822a], - [ 805a, 816a, 828a, 834a, 837a], - [ 820a, 831a, 843a, 849a, 852a], - [ 835a, 846a, 858a, 904a, 907a], - [ 850a, 901a, 913a, 919a, 922a], - [ 905a, 916a, 928a, 934a, 937a], - [ 920a, 931a, 943a, 949a, 952a], - [ 935a, 946a, 958a, 1004a, 1007a], - [ 950a, 1001a, 1013a, 1019a, 1022a], - [ 1005a, 1016a, 1028a, 1034a, 1037a], - [ 1020a, 1031a, 1043a, 1049a, 1052a], - [ 1035a, 1046a, 1058a, 1104a, 1107a], - [ 1050a, 1101a, 1113a, 1119a, 1122a], - [ 1105a, 1116a, 1128a, 1134a, 1137a], - [ 1120a, 1131a, 1143a, 1149a, 1152a], - [ 1135a, 1146a, 1158a, 1204p, 1207p], - [ 1150a, 1201p, 1213p, 1219p, 1222p], - [ 1205p, 1216p, 1228p, 1234p, 1237p], - [ 1220p, 1231p, 1243p, 1249p, 1253p], - [ 1233p, 1244p, 1258p, 105p, 109p], - [ 1245p, 1257p, 113p, 120p, 124p], - [ 100p, 112p, 128p, 135p, 139p], - [ 115p, 127p, 143p, 150p, 154p], - [ 130p, 142p, 158p, 205p, 209p], - [ 145p, 157p, 213p, 220p, 224p], - [ 200p, 212p, 228p, 235p, 239p], - [ 215p, 227p, 243p, 250p, 254p], - [ 230p, 242p, 258p, 305p, 309p], - [ 245p, 257p, 313p, 320p, 324p], - [ 300p, 312p, 328p, 335p, 339p], - [ 315p, 327p, 343p, 350p, 354p], - [ 330p, 342p, 359p, 405p, 409p], - [ 345p, 357p, 413p, 420p, 424p], - [ 400p, 412p, 428p, 435p, 439p], - [ 415p, 427p, 443p, 450p, 454p], - [ 430p, 442p, 458p, 505p, 509p], - [ 445p, 457p, 513p, 520p, 524p], - [ 500p, 511p, 528p, 535p, 539p], - [ 515p, 527p, 543p, 550p, 554p], - [ 530p, 542p, 559p, 604p, 607p], - [ 545p, 556p, 610p, 614p, 618p], - [ 600p, 611p, 623p, 629p, 632p], - [ 615p, 626p, 638p, 644p, 647p], - [ 635p, 646p, 658p, 704p, 707p], - [ 650p, 701p, 713p, 719p, 722p], - [ 705p, 716p, 728p, 734p, 737p], - [ 720p, 731p, 743p, 749p, 752p], - [ 735p, 746p, 758p, 804p, 807p], - [ 750p, 801p, 813p, 819p, 822p], - [ 805p, 816p, 828p, 834p, 837p], - [ 820p, 831p, 843p, 849p, 852p], - [ 835p, 846p, 858p, 904p, 907p], - [ 850p, 901p, 913p, 919p, 922p], - [ 905p, 916p, 928p, 934p, 937p], - [ 920p, 931p, 943p, 949p, 952p], - [ 935p, 946p, 958p, 1004p, 1007p], - [ 950p, 1001p, 1013p, 1019p, 1022p], - [ 1005p, 1016p, 1028p, 1034p, 1037p], - [ 1020p, 1031p, 1043p, 1049p, 1052p], - [ 1035p, 1046p, 1058p, 1104p, 1107p], - [ 1050p, 1101p, 1113p, 1119p, 1122p], - [ 1105p, 1116p, 1128p, 1134p, 1137p], - [ 1135p, 1146p, 1158p, 1204x, 1207x], - [ 1205x, 1216x, 1228x, 1234x, 1237x]] -stop_times_sunday: [ - [ 640a, 649a, 700a, 705a, 709a], - [ 710a, 719a, 730a, 735a, 739a], - [ 740a, 749a, 800a, 805a, 809a], - [ 810a, 819a, 830a, 835a, 839a], - [ 840a, 849a, 900a, 905a, 909a], - [ 910a, 919a, 930a, 935a, 939a], - [ 940a, 949a, 1000a, 1005a, 1009a], - [ 1010a, 1019a, 1030a, 1035a, 1039a], - [ 1040a, 1049a, 1100a, 1105a, 1109a], - [ 1055a, 1104a, 1115a, 1120a, 1124a], - [ 1110a, 1119a, 1130a, 1135a, 1139a], - [ 1125a, 1134a, 1145a, 1150a, 1154a], - [ 1140a, 1149a, 1200p, 1205p, 1209p], - [ 1155a, 1204p, 1215p, 1220p, 1224p], - [ 1210p, 1219p, 1230p, 1235p, 1239p], - [ 1225p, 1234p, 1245p, 1250p, 1254p], - [ 1240p, 1249p, 100p, 105p, 109p], - [ 1255p, 104p, 115p, 120p, 124p], - [ 110p, 119p, 130p, 135p, 139p], - [ 125p, 134p, 145p, 150p, 154p], - [ 140p, 149p, 200p, 205p, 209p], - [ 155p, 204p, 215p, 220p, 224p], - [ 210p, 219p, 230p, 235p, 239p], - [ 225p, 234p, 245p, 250p, 254p], - [ 240p, 249p, 300p, 305p, 309p], - [ 255p, 304p, 315p, 320p, 324p], - [ 310p, 319p, 330p, 335p, 339p], - [ 325p, 334p, 345p, 350p, 354p], - [ 340p, 349p, 400p, 405p, 409p], - [ 355p, 404p, 415p, 420p, 424p], - [ 410p, 419p, 430p, 435p, 439p], - [ 425p, 434p, 445p, 450p, 454p], - [ 440p, 449p, 500p, 505p, 509p], - [ 455p, 504p, 515p, 520p, 524p], - [ 510p, 519p, 530p, 535p, 539p], - [ 525p, 534p, 545p, 550p, 554p], - [ 540p, 549p, 600p, 605p, 609p], - [ 555p, 604p, 615p, 620p, 624p], - [ 610p, 619p, 630p, 635p, 639p], - [ 640p, 649p, 700p, 705p, 709p], - [ 710p, 719p, 730p, 735p, 739p], - [ 740p, 749p, 800p, 805p, 809p], - [ 810p, 819p, 830p, 835p, 839p], - [ 840p, 849p, 900p, 905p, 909p], - [ 910p, 919p, 930p, 935p, 939p], - [ 940p, 949p, 1000p, 1005p, 1009p], - [ 1010p, 1019p, 1030p, 1035p, 1039p], - [ 1040p, 1049p, 1100p, 1105p, 1109p], - [ 1110p, 1119p, 1130p, 1135p, 1139p], - [ 1140p, 1149p, 1200x, 1205x, 1209x] -] --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/1-to-mumford.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,208 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 1 -long_name: To Mumford -time_points: [ 7151, 6105, 7421, 7284 ] -between_stops: - 7151-6105: [ 8638, 6088, 6104, 6125 ] - 6105-7421: [ 6108, 6103, 6102, 6122, 8331, 8330, 8334, 8335, 8329, 8332, 6448, 6450, 6451, 7401, 7403, 7410, 7406 ] - 7421-7284: [ 7404, 6201, 6200 ] -stop_times: [ - [ 610a, 620a, 633a, 644a], - [ 640a, 650a, 703a, 714a], - [ 705a, 715a, 728a, 742a], - [ 715a, 725a, 738a, 752a], - [ 735a, 745a, 758a, 812a], - [ 755a, 805a, 818a, 832a], - [ 815a, 825a, 838a, 852a], - [ 836a, 846a, 859a, 913a], - [ 845a, 855a, 908a, 922a], - [ 855a, 905a, 918a, 932a], - [ 905a, 915a, 928a, 942a], - [ 915a, 925a, 938a, 952a], - [ 925a, 935a, 948a, 1002a], - [ 940a, 950a, 1003a, 1017a], - [ 955a, 1005a, 1018a, 1032a], - [ 1010a, 1020a, 1033a, 1047a], - [ 1025a, 1035a, 1048a, 1102a], - [ 1040a, 1050a, 1103a, 1117a], - [ 1055a, 1105a, 1118a, 1132a], - [ 1110a, 1120a, 1133a, 1147a], - [ 1125a, 1135a, 1148a, 1202p], - [ 1140a, 1150a, 1203p, 1217p], - [ 1155a, 1205p, 1218p, 1232p], - [ 1210p, 1220p, 1233p, 1247p], - [ 1225p, 1235p, 1248p, 102p], - [ 1240p, 1250p, 103p, 117p], - [ 1255p, 105p, 118p, 132p], - [ 110p, 120p, 133p, 147p], - [ 125p, 135p, 148p, 202p], - [ 140p, 150p, 203p, 217p], - [ 155p, 205p, 218p, 232p], - [ 210p, 220p, 233p, 247p], - [ 225p, 235p, 248p, 302p], - [ 240p, 250p, 303p, 317p], - [ 255p, 305p, 318p, 332p], - [ 310p, 320p, 333p, 347p], - [ 325p, 335p, 351p, 405p], - [ 335p, 345p, 401p, 415p], - [ 345p, 355p, 411p, 425p], - [ 355p, 405p, 421p, 435p], - [ 405p, 415p, 431p, 445p], - [ 415p, 425p, 441p, 455p], - [ 425p, 435p, 451p, 505p], - [ 435p, 445p, 501p, 515p], - [ 445p, 455p, 511p, 525p], - [ 455p, 505p, 521p, 535p], - [ 505p, 515p, 531p, 545p], - [ 515p, 525p, 541p, 555p], - [ 525p, 535p, 551p, 605p], - [ 540p, 550p, 606p, 620p], - [ 555p, 605p, 621p, 635p], - [ 610p, 620p, 636p, 650p], - [ 625p, 635p, 651p, 705p], - [ 640p, 650p, 706p, 720p], - [ 655p, 705p, 721p, 735p], - [ 710p, 720p, 736p, 750p], - [ 725p, 735p, 751p, 805p], - [ 740p, 750p, 804p, 818p], - [ 755p, 805p, 818p, 832p], - [ 810p, 820p, 833p, 847p], - [ 825p, 835p, 848p, 902p], - [ 840p, 850p, 903p, 917p], - [ 855p, 905p, 918p, 932p], - [ 910p, 920p, 933p, 947p], - [ 925p, 935p, 948p, 1002p], - [ 940p, 950p, 1003p, 1017p], - [ 955p, 1005p, 1018p, 1032p], - [ 1010p, 1020p, 1033p, 1047p], - [ 1025p, 1035p, 1048p, 1102p], - [ 1040p, 1050p, 1103p, 1114p], - [ 1055p, 1105p, 1116p, 1127p], - [ 1125p, 1135p, 1146p, 1157p], - [ 1155p, 1205x, 1216x, 1227x], - [ 1226x, 1236x, 1247x, 1258x] -] -stop_times_saturday: [ - [ 600a, 608a, 621a, 632a], - [ 620a, 628a, 641a, 652a], - [ 640a, 648a, 701a, 712a], - [ 655a, 703a, 716a, 727a], - [ 710a, 718a, 731a, 742a], - [ 725a, 733a, 746a, 757a], - [ 740a, 748a, 801a, 812a], - [ 755a, 803a, 816a, 827a], - [ 810a, 818a, 831a, 842a], - [ 825a, 833a, 846a, 857a], - [ 840a, 848a, 901a, 912a], - [ 855a, 903a, 916a, 927a], - [ 910a, 918a, 931a, 942a], - [ 925a, 933a, 946a, 957a], - [ 940a, 948a, 1001a, 1012a], - [ 955a, 1003a, 1016a, 1027a], - [ 1010a, 1018a, 1031a, 1042a], - [ 1025a, 1033a, 1046a, 1057a], - [ 1040a, 1049a, 1102a, 1113a], - [ 1055a, 1104a, 1117a, 1128a], - [ 1110a, 1119a, 1132a, 1143a], - [ 1125a, 1134a, 1147a, 1158a], - [ 1140a, 1149a, 1202p, 1215p], - [ 1155a, 1204p, 1219p, 1232p], - [ 1210p, 1220p, 1235p, 1248p], - [ 1225p, 1235p, 1250p, 103p], - [ 1240p, 1250p, 105p, 118p], - [ 1255p, 105p, 120p, 133p], - [ 110p, 120p, 135p, 148p], - [ 125p, 135p, 150p, 203p], - [ 140p, 150p, 205p, 218p], - [ 155p, 205p, 220p, 233p], - [ 210p, 220p, 235p, 248p], - [ 225p, 235p, 250p, 303p], - [ 240p, 250p, 305p, 318p], - [ 255p, 305p, 320p, 333p], - [ 310p, 320p, 335p, 348p], - [ 325p, 335p, 350p, 403p], - [ 340p, 350p, 405p, 418p], - [ 355p, 405p, 420p, 433p], - [ 410p, 420p, 435p, 448p], - [ 425p, 435p, 450p, 459p], - [ 440p, 450p, 504p, 514p], - [ 455p, 505p, 518p, 529p], - [ 510p, 520p, 532p, 543p], - [ 525p, 535p, 547p, 558p], - [ 540p, 550p, 602p, 613p], - [ 555p, 605p, 617p, 628p], - [ 610p, 620p, 632p, 643p], - [ 625p, 635p, 647p, 658p], - [ 640p, 650p, 702p, 713p], - [ 710p, 720p, 732p, 743p], - [ 725p, 735p, 747p, 758p], - [ 740p, 750p, 802p, 813p], - [ 755p, 805p, 817p, 828p], - [ 810p, 820p, 832p, 843p], - [ 825p, 835p, 847p, 858p], - [ 840p, 850p, 902p, 913p], - [ 855p, 905p, 917p, 928p], - [ 910p, 920p, 932p, 943p], - [ 925p, 935p, 947p, 958p], - [ 940p, 950p, 1002p, 1013p], - [ 955p, 1005p, 1017p, 1028p], - [ 1010p, 1020p, 1032p, 1043p], - [ 1025p, 1035p, 1047p, 1058p], - [ 1040p, 1050p, 1102p, 1113p], - [ 1055p, 1105p, 1117p, 1128p], - [ 1125p, 1135p, 1147p, 1158p], - [ 1155p, 1205x, 1217x, 1228x], - [ 1225x, 1235x, 1247x, 1258x] -] -stop_times_sunday: [ - [ 655a, 709a, 720a, 729a], - [ 716a, 730a, 741a, 750a], - [ 746a, 800a, 811a, 820a], - [ 816a, 830a, 841a, 850a], - [ 846a, 900a, 911a, 920a], - [ 916a, 930a, 941a, 950a], - [ 946a, 1000a, 1011a, 1020a], - [ 1016a, 1030a, 1041a, 1050a], - [ 1031a, 1045a, 1056a, 1105a], - [ 1046a, 1100a, 1111a, 1120a], - [ 1101a, 1115a, 1126a, 1135a], - [ 1116a, 1130a, 1141a, 1150a], - [ 1131a, 1145a, 1156a, 1205p], - [ 1146a, 1200p, 1211p, 1220p], - [ 1201p, 1215p, 1226p, 1235p], - [ 1216p, 1230p, 1241p, 1250p], - [ 1231p, 1245p, 1256p, 105p], - [ 1246p, 100p, 111p, 120p], - [ 101p, 115p, 126p, 135p], - [ 116p, 130p, 141p, 150p], - [ 131p, 145p, 156p, 205p], - [ 146p, 200p, 211p, 220p], - [ 201p, 215p, 226p, 235p], - [ 216p, 230p, 241p, 250p], - [ 231p, 245p, 256p, 305p], - [ 246p, 300p, 311p, 320p], - [ 301p, 315p, 326p, 335p], - [ 316p, 330p, 341p, 350p], - [ 331p, 345p, 356p, 405p], - [ 346p, 400p, 411p, 420p], - [ 401p, 415p, 426p, 435p], - [ 416p, 430p, 441p, 450p], - [ 431p, 445p, 456p, 505p], - [ 446p, 500p, 511p, 520p], - [ 501p, 515p, 526p, 535p], - [ 516p, 530p, 541p, 550p], - [ 531p, 545p, 556p, 605p], - [ 546p, 600p, 611p, 620p], - [ 616p, 630p, 641p, 650p], - [ 646p, 700p, 711p, 720p], - [ 716p, 730p, 741p, 750p], - [ 746p, 800p, 811p, 820p], - [ 816p, 830p, 841p, 850p], - [ 846p, 900p, 911p, 920p], - [ 916p, 930p, 941p, 950p], - [ 946p, 1000p, 1011p, 1020p], - [ 1016p, 1030p, 1041p, 1050p], - [ 1046p, 1100p, 1111p, 1120p], - [ 1116p, 1130p, 1141p, 1150p], - [ 1146p, 1200x, 1211x, 1220x] -] --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/10-to-dalhousie.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,124 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 10 -long_name: To Dalhousie -time_points: [ 6974, 8368, 7218, 6842, 6105, 6966, 7144 ] -between_stops: - 6974-8368: [ 8160, 8161, 8162, 8483, 8484, 8482, 8319 ] - 8368-7218: [ 6835, 7175, 7209 ] - 7218-6842: [ 7211, 7215, 8581, 8583, 8584, 8585, 8424, 8419, 8429, 8427, 8389, 8392, 8614 ] - 6842-6105: [ 7351, 6088, 6104, 6125 ] - 6105-6966: [ 6108, 6103, 6102, 6122, 8331, 8330, 8334, 8313, 8311, 8315, 6960 ] -stop_times: [ - [ 544a, 553a, 558a, 608a, 618a, 626a, 638a], - [ 613a, 622a, 628a, 638a, 648a, 656a, 708a], - [ 638a, 647a, 654a, 705a, 715a, 723a, 735a], - [ 653a, 702a, 709a, 720a, 730a, 738a, 750a], - [ -, 715a, 722a, 733a, 743a, 751a, 803a], - [ 708a, 717a, 724a, 735a, 745a, 753a, 805a], - [ 723a, 732a, 739a, 750a, 800a, 808a, 820a], - [ -, -, 749a, 800a, 810a, 818a, 830a], - [ 738a, 747a, 754a, 805a, 815a, 823a, 835a], - [ -, -, 801a, 812a, 822a, 830a, 842a], - [ 753a, 802a, 809a, 820a, 830a, 838a, 850a], - [ -, -, 816a, 827a, 837a, 845a, 857a], - [ 808a, 817a, 824a, 835a, 845a, 853a, 905a], - [ 823a, 832a, 839a, 850a, 900a, 908a, 920a], - [ 838a, 847a, 854a, 905a, 915a, 923a, 935a], - [ 908a, 917a, 924a, 935a, 945a, 953a, 1005a], - [ 938a, 947a, 954a, 1005a, 1015a, 1023a, 1035a], - [ 1008a, 1017a, 1024a, 1035a, 1045a, 1053a, 1105a], - [ 1038a, 1047a, 1054a, 1105a, 1115a, 1123a, 1135a], - [ 1108a, 1117a, 1124a, 1135a, 1145a, 1153a, 1205p], - [ 1138a, 1147a, 1154a, 1205p, 1215p, 1223p, 1235p], - [ 1208p, 1217p, 1224p, 1235p, 1245p, 1253p, 105p], - [ 1238p, 1247p, 1254p, 105p, 115p, 123p, 135p], - [ 108p, 117p, 124p, 135p, 145p, 153p, 205p], - [ 138p, 147p, 154p, 205p, 215p, 223p, 235p], - [ 208p, 217p, 224p, 235p, 245p, 253p, 305p], - [ 238p, 247p, 254p, 305p, 315p, 323p, 335p], - [ 308p, 317p, 324p, 335p, 345p, 353p, 405p], - [ 338p, 347p, 354p, 405p, 415p, 423p, 435p], - [ 408p, 417p, 424p, 435p, 445p, 453p, 505p], - [ 423p, 432p, 439p, 450p, 500p, 508p, 520p], - [ 438p, 447p, 454p, 505p, 515p, 523p, 535p], - [ 449p, 458p, 505p, 516p, -, -, -], - [ 453p, 502p, 509p, 520p, 530p, 538p, 550p], - [ 508p, 517p, 524p, 535p, 545p, 553p, 605p], - [ 523p, 532p, 539p, 550p, -, -, -], - [ 538p, 547p, 554p, 605p, 615p, 623p, 635p], - [ 547p, 556p, 602p, 613p, -, -, -], - [ 553p, 602p, 607p, 618p, -, -, -], - [ 605p, 614p, 619p, 630p, 640p, 648p, 700p], - [ 622p, 631p, 636p, 647p, -, -, -], - [ 640p, 649p, 654p, 705p, 715p, 723p, 735p], - [ 700p, 709p, 714p, 725p, 735p, 743p, 755p], - [ 730p, 739p, 744p, 755p, 805p, 813p, 825p], - [ 800p, 809p, 814p, 825p, 835p, 843p, 855p], - [ 830p, 839p, 844p, 855p, 905p, 913p, 925p], - [ 900p, 909p, 914p, 925p, 935p, 943p, 955p], - [ 930p, 939p, 944p, 955p, 1005p, 1013p, 1025p], - [ 1000p, 1009p, 1014p, 1025p, 1035p, 1043p, 1055p], - [ 1030p, 1039p, 1044p, 1055p, 1105p, 1113p, 1125p], - [ 1100p, 1109p, 1114p, 1125p, 1135p, 1143p, 1155p], - [ 1130p, 1139p, 1144p, 1155p, -, -, -], - [ 1200x, 1209x, 1214x, 1225x, -, -, -] -] -stop_times_saturday: [ - [ 603a, 612a, 620a, 630a, 640a, 648a, 700a], - [ 633a, 642a, 650a, 700a, 710a, 718a, 730a], - [ 703a, 712a, 720a, 730a, 740a, 748a, 800a], - [ 733a, 742a, 750a, 800a, 810a, 818a, 830a], - [ 803a, 812a, 820a, 830a, 840a, 848a, 900a], - [ 833a, 842a, 850a, 900a, 910a, 918a, 930a], - [ 903a, 912a, 920a, 930a, 940a, 948a, 1000a], - [ 933a, 942a, 950a, 1000a, 1010a, 1018a, 1030a], - [ 1003a, 1012a, 1020a, 1030a, 1040a, 1048a, 1100a], - [ 1033a, 1042a, 1050a, 1100a, 1110a, 1118a, 1130a], - [ 1103a, 1112a, 1120a, 1130a, 1140a, 1148a, 1200p], - [ 1133a, 1142a, 1150a, 1200p, 1210p, 1218p, 1230p], - [ 1203p, 1212p, 1220p, 1230p, 1240p, 1248p, 100p], - [ 1233p, 1242p, 1250p, 100p, 110p, 118p, 130p], - [ 103p, 112p, 120p, 130p, 140p, 148p, 200p], - [ 133p, 142p, 150p, 200p, 210p, 218p, 230p], - [ 203p, 212p, 220p, 230p, 240p, 248p, 300p], - [ 233p, 242p, 250p, 300p, 310p, 318p, 330p], - [ 303p, 312p, 320p, 330p, 340p, 348p, 400p], - [ 333p, 342p, 350p, 400p, 410p, 418p, 430p], - [ 403p, 412p, 420p, 430p, 440p, 448p, 500p], - [ 433p, 442p, 450p, 500p, 510p, 518p, 530p], - [ 503p, 512p, 520p, 530p, 540p, 548p, 600p], - [ 533p, 542p, 550p, 600p, 610p, 618p, 630p], - [ 603p, 612p, 620p, 630p, 640p, 648p, 700p], - [ 633p, 642p, 650p, 700p, 710p, 718p, 730p], - [ 703p, 712p, 720p, 730p, 740p, 748p, 800p], - [ 733p, 742p, 750p, 800p, 810p, 818p, 830p], - [ 803p, 812p, 820p, 830p, 840p, 848p, 900p], - [ 833p, 842p, 850p, 900p, 910p, 918p, 930p], - [ 903p, 912p, 920p, 930p, 940p, 948p, 1000p], - [ 933p, 942p, 950p, 1000p, 1010p, 1018p, 1030p], - [ 1003p, 1012p, 1020p, 1030p, 1040p, 1048p, 1100p], - [ 1033p, 1042p, 1050p, 1100p, 1110p, 1118p, 1130p], - [ 1103p, 1112p, 1120p, 1130p, 1140p, 1148p, 1200x], - [ 1133p, 1142p, 1150p, 1200x, 1210x, 1218x, 1230x], - [ 1200x, 1207x, 1215x, 1225x, -, -, -] -] -stop_times_sunday: [ - [ 712a, 721a, 729a, 740a, 750a, 759a, 809a], - [ 812a, 821a, 829a, 840a, 850a, 859a, 909a], - [ 912a, 921a, 929a, 940a, 950a, 959a, 1009a], - [ 1012a, 1021a, 1029a, 1040a, 1050a, 1059a, 1109a], - [ 1112a, 1121a, 1129a, 1140a, 1150a, 1159a, 1209p], - [ 1212p, 1221p, 1229p, 1240p, 1250p, 1259p, 109p], - [ 112p, 121p, 129p, 140p, 150p, 159p, 209p], - [ 212p, 221p, 229p, 240p, 250p, 259p, 309p], - [ 312p, 321p, 329p, 340p, 350p, 359p, 409p], - [ 412p, 421p, 429p, 440p, 450p, 459p, 509p], - [ 512p, 521p, 529p, 540p, 550p, 559p, 609p], - [ 612p, 621p, 629p, 640p, 650p, 659p, 709p], - [ 712p, 721p, 729p, 740p, 750p, 759p, 809p], - [ 812p, 821p, 829p, 840p, 850p, 859p, 909p], - [ 912p, 921p, 929p, 940p, 950p, 959p, 1009p], - [ 1012p, 1021p, 1029p, 1040p, 1050p, 1059p, 1109p], - [ 1112p, 1121p, 1129p, 1140p, -, -, -], - [ 1212x, 1221x, -, -, -, -, -] -] --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/10-to-westphal.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,127 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 10 -long_name: To Westphal -time_points: [ 7144, 6965, 8312, 6087, 8640, 7219, 8369, 8598, 6974 ] -between_stops: - 7144-6965: [ 8304, 6206, 6209, 6208, 6961, 6962, 6965 ] - 6965-8312: [ 6969, 8314, 8306, 8307, 8309, 8312 ] - 8312-6087: [ 8336, 8327, 8338, 6121, 6106 ] - 6087-8640: [ 6455, 6773, 6778, 6779, 6775, 6787, 7351 ] - 8640-7219: [ 8616, 6304, 6303, 8428, 8587, 8580, 8586, 8582, 7214, 7213 ] - 7219-8369: [ 7210, 7173, 6834, 8369 ] - 8369-8598: [ 8416, 8323, 8320, 8603 ] - 8598-6974: [ 6306, 6305, 7053, 7052, 7051, 6369, 6591, 6592, 7057 ] -stop_times: [ - [ -, -, -, -, -, -, 535a, 539a, 543a], - [ -, -, -, -, 553a, 559a, 604a, 608a, 612a], - [ -, -, -, -, -, -, 629a, 633a, 637a], - [ -, -, -, -, -, -, 644a, 648a, 652a], - [ -, -, -, -, 643a, 650a, 657a, 701a, 707a], - [ -, -, -, -, 656a, 704a, 711a, 715a, 721a], - [ 641a, 646a, 651a, 658a, 709a, 719a, 726a, 730a, 736a], - [ -, -, -, -, 725a, 735a, 742a, 746a, 752a], - [ 710a, 715a, 721a, 728a, 740a, 750a, 757a, 801a, 807a], - [ 725a, 730a, 736a, 743a, 755a, 805a, 812a, 816a, 822a], - [ 740a, 745a, 751a, 758a, 810a, 820a, 827a, 831a, 837a], - [ 810a, 815a, 821a, 828a, 840a, 850a, 857a, 901a, 907a], - [ 825a, 830a, 836a, 843a, 855a, -, -, -, -], - [ 840a, 845a, 851a, 858a, 910a, 920a, 927a, 931a, 937a], - [ 910a, 915a, 921a, 928a, 940a, 950a, 957a, 1001a, 1007a], - [ 940a, 945a, 951a, 958a, 1010a, 1020a, 1027a, 1031a, 1037a], - [ 1010a, 1015a, 1021a, 1028a, 1040a, 1050a, 1057a, 1101a, 1107a], - [ 1040a, 1045a, 1051a, 1058a, 1110a, 1120a, 1127a, 1131a, 1137a], - [ 1110a, 1115a, 1121a, 1128a, 1140a, 1150a, 1157a, 1201p, 1207p], - [ 1140a, 1145a, 1151a, 1158a, 1210p, 1220p, 1227p, 1231p, 1237p], - [ 1210p, 1215p, 1221p, 1228p, 1240p, 1250p, 1257p, 101p, 107p], - [ 1240p, 1245p, 1251p, 1258p, 110p, 120p, 127p, 131p, 137p], - [ 110p, 115p, 121p, 128p, 140p, 150p, 157p, 201p, 207p], - [ 140p, 145p, 151p, 158p, 210p, 220p, 227p, 231p, 237p], - [ 210p, 215p, 221p, 228p, 240p, 250p, 257p, 301p, 307p], - [ 240p, 245p, 251p, 258p, 310p, 320p, 327p, 331p, 337p], - [ 310p, 315p, 321p, 328p, 340p, 350p, 357p, 401p, 407p], - [ -, 325p, 331p, 338p, 350p, 400p, 407p, 411p, 417p], - [ 325p, 330p, 336p, 343p, 355p, 405p, 412p, 416p, 422p], - [ 340p, 345p, 351p, 358p, 410p, 420p, 427p, 431p, 437p], - [ 350p, 355p, 401p, 408p, 420p, 430p, 437p, 441p, 447p], - [ 355p, 400p, 406p, 413p, 425p, 435p, 442p, 446p, 452p], - [ 403p, 408p, 414p, 421p, 433p, 443p, 450p, 454p, 500p], - [ 410p, 415p, 421p, 428p, 440p, 450p, 457p, 501p, 507p], - [ 417p, 422p, 428p, 435p, 447p, 457p, 504p, 508p, 514p], - [ 425p, 430p, 436p, 443p, 455p, 505p, 512p, 516p, 522p], - [ 440p, 445p, 451p, 458p, 510p, 520p, 527p, 531p, 537p], - [ -, -, 500p, 507p, 519p, 529p, 536p, 540p, 547p], - [ 455p, 500p, 506p, 513p, 525p, 535p, 542p, 546p, 552p], - [ 510p, 515p, 521p, 528p, 540p, 550p, 556p, 600p, 605p], - [ 530p, 535p, 541p, 548p, 600p, 607p, 613p, 617p, 621p], - [ 550p, 555p, 601p, 608p, 618p, 625p, 631p, 635p, 639p], - [ 610p, 615p, 621p, 628p, 638p, 645p, 651p, 655p, 659p], - [ 640p, 645p, 651p, 658p, 708p, 715p, 721p, 725p, 729p], - [ 710p, 715p, 721p, 728p, 738p, 745p, 751p, 755p, 759p], - [ 740p, 745p, 751p, 758p, 808p, 815p, 821p, 825p, 829p], - [ 810p, 815p, 821p, 828p, 838p, 845p, 851p, 855p, 859p], - [ 840p, 845p, 851p, 858p, 908p, 915p, 921p, 925p, 929p], - [ 910p, 915p, 921p, 928p, 938p, 945p, 951p, 955p, 959p], - [ 940p, 945p, 951p, 958p, 1008p, 1015p, 1021p, 1025p, 1029p], - [ 1010p, 1015p, 1021p, 1028p, 1038p, 1045p, 1051p, 1055p, 1059p], - [ 1040p, 1045p, 1051p, 1058p, 1108p, 1115p, 1121p, 1125p, 1129p], - [ 1110p, 1115p, 1121p, 1128p, 1138p, 1145p, 1151p, 1155p, 1159p] -] -stop_times_saturday: [ - [ 603a, 612a, 620a, 630a, 640a, 648a, 700a], - [ 633a, 642a, 650a, 700a, 710a, 718a, 730a], - [ 703a, 712a, 720a, 730a, 740a, 748a, 800a], - [ 733a, 742a, 750a, 800a, 810a, 818a, 830a], - [ 803a, 812a, 820a, 830a, 840a, 848a, 900a], - [ 833a, 842a, 850a, 900a, 910a, 918a, 930a], - [ 903a, 912a, 920a, 930a, 940a, 948a, 1000a], - [ 933a, 942a, 950a, 1000a, 1010a, 1018a, 1030a], - [ 1003a, 1012a, 1020a, 1030a, 1040a, 1048a, 1100a], - [ 1033a, 1042a, 1050a, 1100a, 1110a, 1118a, 1130a], - [ 1103a, 1112a, 1120a, 1130a, 1140a, 1148a, 1200p], - [ 1133a, 1142a, 1150a, 1200p, 1210p, 1218p, 1230p], - [ 1203p, 1212p, 1220p, 1230p, 1240p, 1248p, 100p], - [ 1233p, 1242p, 1250p, 100p, 110p, 118p, 130p], - [ 103p, 112p, 120p, 130p, 140p, 148p, 200p], - [ 133p, 142p, 150p, 200p, 210p, 218p, 230p], - [ 203p, 212p, 220p, 230p, 240p, 248p, 300p], - [ 233p, 242p, 250p, 300p, 310p, 318p, 330p], - [ 303p, 312p, 320p, 330p, 340p, 348p, 400p], - [ 333p, 342p, 350p, 400p, 410p, 418p, 430p], - [ 403p, 412p, 420p, 430p, 440p, 448p, 500p], - [ 433p, 442p, 450p, 500p, 510p, 518p, 530p], - [ 503p, 512p, 520p, 530p, 540p, 548p, 600p], - [ 533p, 542p, 550p, 600p, 610p, 618p, 630p], - [ 603p, 612p, 620p, 630p, 640p, 648p, 700p], - [ 633p, 642p, 650p, 700p, 710p, 718p, 730p], - [ 703p, 712p, 720p, 730p, 740p, 748p, 800p], - [ 733p, 742p, 750p, 800p, 810p, 818p, 830p], - [ 803p, 812p, 820p, 830p, 840p, 848p, 900p], - [ 833p, 842p, 850p, 900p, 910p, 918p, 930p], - [ 903p, 912p, 920p, 930p, 940p, 948p, 1000p], - [ 933p, 942p, 950p, 1000p, 1010p, 1018p, 1030p], - [ 1003p, 1012p, 1020p, 1030p, 1040p, 1048p, 1100p], - [ 1033p, 1042p, 1050p, 1100p, 1110p, 1118p, 1130p], - [ 1103p, 1112p, 1120p, 1130p, 1140p, 1148p, 1200x], - [ 1133p, 1142p, 1150p, 1200x, 1210x, 1218x, 1230x], - [ 1200x, 1207x, 1215x, 1225x, -, -, -] -] -stop_times_sunday: [ - [ 712a, 721a, 729a, 740a, 750a, 759a, 809a], - [ 812a, 821a, 829a, 840a, 850a, 859a, 909a], - [ 912a, 921a, 929a, 940a, 950a, 959a, 1009a], - [ 1012a, 1021a, 1029a, 1040a, 1050a, 1059a, 1109a], - [ 1112a, 1121a, 1129a, 1140a, 1150a, 1159a, 1209p], - [ 1212p, 1221p, 1229p, 1240p, 1250p, 1259p, 109p], - [ 112p, 121p, 129p, 140p, 150p, 159p, 209p], - [ 212p, 221p, 229p, 240p, 250p, 259p, 309p], - [ 312p, 321p, 329p, 340p, 350p, 359p, 409p], - [ 412p, 421p, 429p, 440p, 450p, 459p, 509p], - [ 512p, 521p, 529p, 540p, 550p, 559p, 609p], - [ 612p, 621p, 629p, 640p, 650p, 659p, 709p], - [ 712p, 721p, 729p, 740p, 750p, 759p, 809p], - [ 812p, 821p, 829p, 840p, 850p, 859p, 909p], - [ 912p, 921p, 929p, 940p, 950p, 959p, 1009p], - [ 1012p, 1021p, 1029p, 1040p, 1050p, 1059p, 1109p], - [ 1112p, 1121p, 1129p, 1140p, -, -, -], - [ 1212x, 1221x, -, -, -, -, -] -] --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/14-to-leiblin-park.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,84 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 14 -long_name: To Leiblin Park -time_points: [ 6105, 6966, 7421, 8643, 8168, 7143 ] -between_stops: - 6105-6966: [ 6108, 6103, 6102, 6122, 8331, 8330, 8334, 8313, 8311, 8315, 6960 ] - 6966-7421: [ 8317, 7401, 7403, 7410, 7406 ] - 7421-8643: [ 7404, 6405, 6404, 6413, 6414, 7275 ] -stop_times: [ - [ -, -, -, 637a, 649a, 701a], - [ 618a, 630a, 637a, 648a, 700a, 712a], - [ 655a, 707a, 714a, 725a, 737a, 749a], - [ 713a, 725a, 732a, 743a, -, -], - [ 715a, 727a, 734a, 745a, -, -], - [ 735a, 747a, 754a, 805a, 817a, 829a], - [ 755a, 807a, 814a, 825a, 837a, 849a], - [ 816a, 828a, 835a, 846a, -, -], - [ 835a, 847a, 854a, 905a, 917a, 929a], - [ 902a, 914a, 921a, 932a, 944a, 956a], - [ 912a, 924a, 931a, 942a, -, -], - [ 930a, 942a, 949a, 1000a, -, -], - [ 932a, 944a, 951a, 1002a, 1014a, 1026a], - [ 1002a, 1014a, 1021a, 1032a, 1044a, 1056a], - [ 1032a, 1044a, 1051a, 1102a, 1114a, 1126a], - [ 1102a, 1114a, 1121a, 1132a, 1144a, 1156a], - [ 1132a, 1144a, 1151a, 1202p, 1214p, 1226p], - [ 1202p, 1214p, 1221p, 1232p, 1244p, 1256p], - [ 1232p, 1244p, 1251p, 102p, 114p, 126p], - [ 102p, 114p, 121p, 132p, 144p, 156p], - [ 132p, 144p, 151p, 202p, 214p, 226p], - [ 202p, 214p, 221p, 232p, 244p, 256p], - [ 232p, 244p, 251p, 302p, 314p, 326p], - [ 302p, 314p, 321p, 332p, 344p, 356p], - [ 332p, 344p, 351p, 402p, 414p, 426p], - [ 402p, 414p, 421p, 432p, 444p, 456p], - [ 432p, 444p, 451p, 502p, 514p, 526p], - [ 458p, 510p, 517p, 528p, -, -], - [ 502p, 514p, 521p, 532p, 544p, 556p], - [ 532p, 544p, 551p, 602p, 614p, 626p], - [ 602p, 614p, 621p, 632p, 644p, 656p], - [ 632p, 644p, 651p, 702p, 714p, 726p], - [ 732p, 744p, 751p, 802p, 814p, 826p], - [ 832p, 844p, 851p, 902p, 914p, 926p], - [ 932p, 944p, 951p, 1002p, 1014p, 1026p], - [ 1032p, 1044p, 1051p, 1102p, 1114p, 1126p], - [ -, -, -, 1210x, 1222x, 1234x] -] -stop_times_saturday: [ - [ -, -, -, 618a, 627a, 640a], - [ -, -, -, 718a, 727a, 740a], - [ 748a, 800a, 807a, 818a, 827a, 840a], - [ 848a, 900a, 907a, 918a, 927a, 940a], - [ 948a, 1000a, 1007a, 1018a, 1027a, 1040a], - [ 1048a, 1100a, 1107a, 1118a, 1127a, 1140a], - [ 1148a, 1200p, 1207p, 1218p, 1227p, 1240p], - [ 1248p, 100p, 107p, 118p, 127p, 140p], - [ 148p, 200p, 207p, 218p, 227p, 240p], - [ 248p, 300p, 307p, 318p, 327p, 340p], - [ 348p, 400p, 407p, 418p, 427p, 440p], - [ 448p, 500p, 507p, 518p, 527p, 540p], - [ 548p, 600p, 607p, 618p, 627p, 640p], - [ 648p, 700p, 707p, 718p, 727p, 740p], - [ 748p, 800p, 807p, 818p, 827p, 840p], - [ 848p, 900p, 907p, 918p, 927p, 940p], - [ 948p, 1000p, 1007p, 1018p, 1027p, 1040p] -] -stop_times_sunday: [ - [ 636a, 645a, 652a, 705a, 712a, 722a], - [ 736a, 745a, 752a, 805a, 812a, 822a], - [ 836a, 845a, 852a, 905a, 912a, 922a], - [ 936a, 945a, 952a, 1005a, 1012a, 1022a], - [ 1036a, 1045a, 1052a, 1105a, 1112a, 1122a], - [ 1136a, 1145a, 1152a, 1205p, 1212p, 1222p], - [ 1236p, 1245p, 1252p, 105p, 112p, 122p], - [ 136p, 145p, 152p, 205p, 212p, 222p], - [ 236p, 245p, 252p, 305p, 312p, 322p], - [ 336p, 345p, 352p, 405p, 412p, 422p], - [ 436p, 445p, 452p, 505p, 512p, 522p], - [ 536p, 545p, 552p, 605p, 612p, 622p], - [ 636p, 645p, 652p, 705p, 712p, 722p], - [ 736p, 745p, 752p, 805p, 812p, 822p], - [ 836p, 845p, 852p, 905p, 912p, 922p], - [ 936p, 945p, 952p, 1005p, 1012p, 1022p] -] --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/14-to-universities-downtown.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,83 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 14 -long_name: To Universities / Downtown -time_points: [ 7143, 8167, 7285, 7412, 6965, 6087 ] -between_stops: - 7285-7412: [ 7274, 6409, 6403, 6407, 6406, 7355 ] - 7412-6965: [ 7419, 7409, 7402, 8304, 6962 ] - 6965-6087: [ 6969, 8314, 8306, 8307, 8309, 8312, 8336, 8327, 8338, 6121, 6106 ] -stop_times: [ - [ 632a, 642a, 657a, 708a, 715a, 727a], - [ 702a, 712a, 727a, 738a, 745a, 757a], - [ -, -, 755a, 806a, 813a, 825a], - [ 732a, 742a, 757a, 808a, 815a, 827a], - [ 802a, 812a, 827a, 838a, 845a, 857a], - [ 832a, 842a, 857a, 908a, 915a, 927a], - [ 902a, 912a, 927a, 938a, 945a, 957a], - [ 932a, 942a, 957a, 1008a, 1015a, 1027a], - [ 1002a, 1012a, 1027a, 1038a, 1045a, 1057a], - [ 1032a, 1042a, 1057a, 1108a, 1115a, 1127a], - [ 1102a, 1112a, 1127a, 1138a, 1145a, 1157a], - [ 1132a, 1142a, 1157a, 1208p, 1215p, 1227p], - [ 1202p, 1212p, 1227p, 1238p, 1245p, 1257p], - [ 1232p, 1242p, 1257p, 108p, 115p, 127p], - [ 102p, 112p, 127p, 138p, 145p, 157p], - [ 132p, 142p, 157p, 208p, 215p, 227p], - [ 202p, 212p, 227p, 238p, 245p, 257p], - [ 232p, 242p, 257p, 308p, 315p, 327p], - [ 302p, 312p, 327p, 338p, 345p, 357p], - [ -, -, 340p, 351p, 358p, 410p], - [ -, -, -, -, 407p, 419p], - [ 332p, 342p, 357p, 408p, 415p, 427p], - [ -, -, -, -, 428p, 440p], - [ 359p, 409p, 424p, 435p, 442p, 454p], - [ 432p, 442p, 457p, 508p, 515p, 527p], - [ 502p, 512p, 527p, 538p, 545p, 557p], - [ 532p, 542p, 557p, 608p, 615p, 627p], - [ 602p, 612p, 627p, 638p, 645p, 657p], - [ 632p, 642p, 657p, 708p, 715p, 727p], - [ 702p, 712p, 727p, 738p, 745p, 757p], - [ 732p, 742p, 757p, 808p, 815p, 827p], - [ 832p, 842p, 857p, 908p, 915p, 927p], - [ 932p, 942p, 957p, 1008p, 1015p, 1027p], - [ 1032p, 1042p, 1057p, -, -, -], - [ 1132p, 1142p, 1157p, -, -, -], - [ 1235x, 1245x, 100x, -, -, -] -] -stop_times_saturday: [ - [ 646a, 655a, 710a, 721a, 728a, 740a], - [ 746a, 755a, 810a, 821a, 828a, 840a], - [ 846a, 855a, 910a, 921a, 928a, 940a], - [ 946a, 955a, 1010a, 1021a, 1028a, 1040a], - [ 1046a, 1055a, 1110a, 1121a, 1128a, 1140a], - [ 1146a, 1155a, 1210p, 1221p, 1228p, 1240p], - [ 1246p, 1255p, 110p, 121p, 128p, 140p], - [ 146p, 155p, 210p, 221p, 228p, 240p], - [ 246p, 255p, 310p, 321p, 328p, 340p], - [ 346p, 355p, 410p, 421p, 428p, 440p], - [ 446p, 455p, 510p, 521p, 528p, 540p], - [ 546p, 555p, 610p, 621p, 628p, 640p], - [ 646p, 655p, 710p, 721p, 728p, 740p], - [ 746p, 755p, 810p, 821p, 828p, 840p], - [ 846p, 855p, 910p, 921p, 928p, 940p], - [ 946p, 955p, 1010p, 1021p, 1028p, 1040p], - [ 1046p, 1055p, 1107p, -, -, -] -] -stop_times_sunday: [ - [ 728a, 736a, 750a, 801a, 808a, 817a], - [ 828a, 836a, 850a, 901a, 908a, 917a], - [ 928a, 936a, 950a, 1001a, 1008a, 1017a], - [ 1028a, 1036a, 1050a, 1101a, 1108a, 1117a], - [ 1128a, 1136a, 1150a, 1201p, 1208p, 1217p], - [ 1228p, 1236p, 1250p, 101p, 108p, 117p], - [ 128p, 136p, 150p, 201p, 208p, 217p], - [ 228p, 236p, 250p, 301p, 308p, 317p], - [ 328p, 336p, 350p, 401p, 408p, 417p], - [ 428p, 436p, 450p, 501p, 508p, 517p], - [ 528p, 536p, 550p, 601p, 608p, 617p], - [ 628p, 636p, 650p, 701p, 708p, 717p], - [ 728p, 736p, 750p, 801p, 808p, 817p], - [ 828p, 836p, 850p, 901p, 908p, 917p], - [ 928p, 936p, 950p, 1001p, 1008p, 1017p], - [ 1028p, 1036p, 1050p, 1101p, 1108p, 1117p] -] --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/17-to-hospitals-universities.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,38 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 17 -long_name: "To Hospitals / Universities" -time_points: [ 7087, 7166, 6564, 8561, 8214, 8308, 6966 ] -between_stops: - 6564-8561: [ 6197, 6193, 6203 ] - 8561-8214: [ 8564, 8557, 8566, 8559, 6545, 8205, 8190 ] - 8214-8308: [ 8183, 8196, 8195, 8194, 8328, 8337, 8333 ] - 8308-6966: [ 8313, 8311, 8315, 6960 ] -stop_times: [ - [ 625a, 634a, 638a, 645a, 652a, 658a, 702a], - [ 655a, 704a, 708a, 715a, 722a, 728a, 732a], - [ 725a, 734a, 738a, 745a, 752a, 758a, 802a], - [ 755a, 804a, 808a, 815a, 822a, 828a, 832a], - [ -, -, 825a, 832a, 839a, 845a, 849a], - [ 825a, 834a, 838a, 845a, 852a, 858a, 902a], - [ 838a, 847a, 851a, 858a, 905a, 911a, 915a], - [ 855a, 904a, 908a, 915a, 922a, 928a, 932a], - [ -, -, 910a, 917a, 924a, 930a, 934a], - [ 925a, 934a, 938a, 945a, 952a, 958a, 1002a], - [ 955a, 1004a, 1008a, 1015a, 1022a, 1028a, 1032a], - [ 1025a, 1034a, 1038a, 1045a, 1052a, 1058a, 1102a], - [ 1055a, 1104a, 1108a, 1115a, 1122a, 1128a, 1132a], - [ 1125a, 1134a, 1138a, 1145a, 1152a, 1158a, 1202p], - [ 1155a, 1204p, 1208p, 1215p, 1222p, 1228p, 1232p], - [ 1225p, 1234p, 1238p, 1245p, 1252p, 1258p, 102p], - [ 1255p, 104p, 108p, 115p, 122p, 128p, 132p], - [ 125p, 134p, 138p, 145p, 152p, 158p, 202p], - [ 155p, 204p, 208p, 215p, 222p, 228p, 232p], - [ 225p, 234p, 238p, 245p, 252p, 258p, 302p], - [ 255p, 304p, 308p, 315p, 322p, 328p, 332p], - [ 325p, 334p, 338p, 345p, 352p, 358p, 402p], - [ 355p, 404p, 408p, 415p, 422p, 428p, 432p], - [ 425p, 434p, 438p, 445p, 452p, 458p, 502p], - [ 455p, 504p, 508p, 515p, 522p, 528p, 532p], - [ 525p, 534p, 538p, 545p, 552p, 558p, 602p], - [ 555p, 604p, 608p, 615p, 622p, 628p, 632p] -] --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/17-to-lacewood.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,37 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 17 -long_name: To Lacewood -time_points: [ 6966, 8185, 8184, 8571, 6563, 6032, 7087 ] -between_stops: - 6966-8185: [ 8220, 8187 ] - 8185-8184: [ 8219, 8179 ] - 8184-8571: [ 8206, 6544, 8558, 8554, 8568, 8556, 8572 ] - 8571-6563: [ 6192, 6196, 6201, 6200, 6199, 6198 ] - 6563-6032: [ 6565, 6984 ] -stop_times: [ - [ 705a, 709a, 711a, 718a, 726a, 731a, 738a], - [ 735a, 739a, 741a, 748a, 756a, 801a, 808a], - [ 805a, 809a, 811a, 818a, 826a, 831a, 838a], - [ 835a, 839a, 841a, 848a, 856a, 901a, 908a], - [ 905a, 909a, 911a, 918a, 926a, 931a, 938a], - [ 935a, 939a, 941a, 948a, 956a, 1001a, 1008a], - [ 1005a, 1009a, 1011a, 1018a, 1026a, 1031a, 1038a], - [ 1035a, 1039a, 1041a, 1048a, 1056a, 1101a, 1108a], - [ 1105a, 1109a, 1111a, 1118a, 1126a, 1131a, 1138a], - [ 1135a, 1139a, 1141a, 1148a, 1156a, 1201p, 1208p], - [ 1205p, 1209p, 1211p, 1218p, 1226p, 1231p, 1238p], - [ 1235p, 1239p, 1241p, 1248p, 1256p, 101p, 108p], - [ 105p, 109p, 111p, 118p, 126p, 131p, 138p], - [ 135p, 139p, 141p, 148p, 156p, 201p, 208p], - [ 205p, 209p, 211p, 218p, 226p, 231p, 238p], - [ 235p, 239p, 241p, 248p, 256p, 301p, 308p], - [ 305p, 309p, 311p, 318p, 326p, 331p, 338p], - [ 335p, 339p, 341p, 348p, 356p, 401p, 408p], - [ 405p, 409p, 411p, 418p, 426p, 431p, 438p], - [ 435p, 439p, 441p, 448p, 456p, 501p, 508p], - [ 505p, 509p, 511p, 518p, 526p, 531p, 538p], - [ 535p, 539p, 541p, 548p, 556p, 601p, 608p], - [ 605p, 609p, 611p, 618p, 626p, 631p, 638p], - [ 635p, 639p, 641p, 648p, 656p, 701p, 708p] -] - --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/18-to-lacewood.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,103 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 18 -long_name: To Lacewood -time_points: [ 6966, 8184, 6219, 7086 ] -between_stops: - 6966-8184: [ 8220, 8187, 8185, 8219, 8179 ] - 8184-6219: [ 8206, 6544, 8558, 8554, 8568, 8556, 8572, 8571, 8574, 8550, 8549, 8567, 8570, 8552 ] -stop_times: [ - [ -, -, 612a, 625a], - [ -, -, 642a, 655a], - [ 650a, 658a, 715a, 728a], - [ 720a, 728a, 745a, 758a], - [ 750a, 758a, 815a, 828a], - [ 820a, 828a, 845a, 858a], - [ 850a, 858a, 914a, 926a], - [ 921a, 927a, 944a, 956a], - [ 950a, 956a, 1013a, 1025a], - [ 1020a, 1026a, 1043a, 1055a], - [ 1050a, 1056a, 1113a, 1125a], - [ 1120a, 1126a, 1143a, 1155a], - [ 1150a, 1156a, 1213p, 1225p], - [ 1220p, 1226p, 1243p, 1255p], - [ 1250p, 1256p, 113p, 125p], - [ 120p, 126p, 143p, 155p], - [ 150p, 156p, 213p, 225p], - [ 220p, 226p, 248p, 301p], - [ 227p, 234p, 256p, 309p], - [ 247p, 255p, 317p, 330p], - [ 257p, 305p, 327p, 340p], - [ 320p, 328p, 350p, 403p], - [ 340p, 348p, 410p, 423p], - [ 350p, 358p, 420p, 433p], - [ 419p, 427p, 449p, 502p], - [ 450p, 458p, 520p, 533p], - [ 520p, 528p, 550p, 603p], - [ 550p, 558p, 615p, 627p], - [ 621p, 627p, 644p, 656p], - [ 650p, 656p, 713p, 725p], - [ 720p, 726p, 743p, 755p], - [ 750p, 756p, 813p, 825p], - [ 820p, 826p, 843p, 855p], - [ 850p, 856p, 913p, 925p], - [ 920p, 926p, 943p, 955p], - [ 950p, 956p, 1013p, 1025p], - [ 1020p, 1026p, 1043p, 1055p], - [ 1050p, 1056p, 1113p, 1125p], - [ 1120p, 1126p, 1143p, 1155p], - [ 1150p, 1156p, 1213x, 1225x] -] -stop_times_saturday: [ - [ 702a, 713a, 730a, 740a], - [ 802a, 813a, 830a, 840a], - [ 832a, 843a, 900a, 910a], - [ 902a, 913a, 930a, 940a], - [ 932a, 943a, 1000a, 1010a], - [ 1002a, 1013a, 1030a, 1040a], - [ 1032a, 1043a, 1100a, 1110a], - [ 1102a, 1113a, 1130a, 1140a], - [ 1132a, 1143a, 1200p, 1210p], - [ 1202p, 1213p, 1230p, 1240p], - [ 1232p, 1243p, 100p, 110p], - [ 102p, 113p, 130p, 140p], - [ 132p, 143p, 200p, 210p], - [ 202p, 213p, 230p, 240p], - [ 232p, 243p, 300p, 310p], - [ 302p, 313p, 330p, 340p], - [ 332p, 343p, 400p, 410p], - [ 402p, 413p, 430p, 440p], - [ 432p, 443p, 500p, 510p], - [ 502p, 513p, 530p, 540p], - [ 532p, 543p, 600p, 610p], - [ 602p, 613p, 630p, 640p], - [ 632p, 643p, 700p, 710p], - [ 702p, 713p, 730p, 740p], - [ 732p, 743p, 800p, 810p], - [ 802p, 813p, 830p, 840p], - [ 832p, 843p, 900p, 910p], - [ 902p, 913p, 930p, 940p], - [ 932p, 943p, 1000p, 1010p], - [ 1002p, 1013p, 1030p, 1040p], - [ 1102p, 1113p, 1130p, 1140p], - [ 1202x, 1213x, 1230x, 1240x] -] -stop_times_sunday: [ - [ -, -, 655a, 705a], - [ 738a, 742a, 755a, 805a], - [ 838a, 842a, 855a, 905a], - [ 938a, 942a, 955a, 1005a], - [ 1038a, 1042a, 1055a, 1105a], - [ 1138a, 1142a, 1155a, 1205p], - [ 1238p, 1242p, 1255p, 105p], - [ 138p, 142p, 155p, 205p], - [ 238p, 242p, 255p, 305p], - [ 338p, 342p, 355p, 405p], - [ 438p, 442p, 455p, 505p], - [ 538p, 542p, 555p, 605p], - [ 638p, 642p, 655p, 705p], - [ 738p, 742p, 755p, 805p], - [ 838p, 842p, 855p, 905p], - [ 938p, 942p, 955p, 1005p], - [ 1038p, 1042p, 1055p, 1105p], - [ 1138p, 1142p, 1155p, 1205x] -] --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/18-to-smu.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,105 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 18 -long_name: To SMU -time_points: [ 7087, 6216, 8214, 6966 ] -between_stops: - 6216-8214: [ 8551, 8562, 8565, 8573, 8555, 8561, 8564, 8557, 8566, 8559, 6545, 8205, 8190 ] - 8214-6966: [ 8183, 8196, 8195, 8194, 8328, 8337, 8333, 8308, 8313, 8311, 8315, 6960 ] -stop_times: [ - [ 610a, 622a, 641a, 649a], - [ 640a, 652a, 711a, 719a], - [ 710a, 722a, 741a, 749a], - [ 740a, 752a, 811a, 819a], - [ 810a, 822a, 841a, 849a], - [ 840a, 852a, 911a, 921a], - [ 910a, 922a, 939a, 949a], - [ 940a, 952a, 1009a, 1019a], - [ 1010a, 1022a, 1039a, 1049a], - [ 1040a, 1052a, 1109a, 1119a], - [ 1110a, 1122a, 1139a, 1149a], - [ 1140a, 1152a, 1209p, 1219p], - [ 1210p, 1222p, 1239p, 1249p], - [ 1240p, 1252p, 109p, 119p], - [ 110p, 122p, 139p, 149p], - [ 140p, 152p, 209p, 219p], - [ -, -, 214p, 224p], - [ 210p, 222p, 237p, 244p], - [ -, -, 240p, 247p], - [ 240p, 253p, 310p, 317p], - [ -, -, 330p, 337p], - [ 310p, 323p, 340p, 347p], - [ 340p, 353p, 410p, 417p], - [ 410p, 423p, 440p, 447p], - [ 440p, 453p, 510p, 517p], - [ 510p, 523p, 540p, 547p], - [ 540p, 553p, 611p, 621p], - [ 610p, 622p, 639p, 649p], - [ 640p, 652p, 709p, 719p], - [ 710p, 722p, 739p, 749p], - [ 740p, 752p, 809p, 819p], - [ 810p, 822p, 839p, 849p], - [ 840p, 852p, 909p, 919p], - [ 910p, 922p, 939p, 949p], - [ 940p, 952p, 1009p, 1019p], - [ 1010p, 1022p, 1039p, 1049p], - [ 1040p, 1052p, 1109p, 1119p], - [ 1110p, 1122p, 1139p, 1149p], - [ 1140p, 1152p, 1209x, 1219x], - [ 1210x, 1222x, -, -], - [ 1225x, 1237x, -, -] -] -stop_times_saturday: [ - [ 620a, 630a, 649a, 702a], - [ 720a, 730a, 749a, 802a], - [ 750a, 800a, 819a, 832a], - [ 820a, 830a, 849a, 902a], - [ 850a, 900a, 919a, 932a], - [ 920a, 930a, 949a, 1002a], - [ 950a, 1000a, 1019a, 1032a], - [ 1020a, 1030a, 1049a, 1102a], - [ 1050a, 1100a, 1119a, 1132a], - [ 1120a, 1130a, 1149a, 1202p], - [ 1150a, 1200p, 1219p, 1232p], - [ 1220p, 1230p, 1249p, 102p], - [ 1250p, 100p, 119p, 132p], - [ 120p, 130p, 149p, 202p], - [ 150p, 200p, 219p, 232p], - [ 220p, 230p, 249p, 302p], - [ 250p, 300p, 319p, 332p], - [ 320p, 330p, 349p, 402p], - [ 350p, 400p, 419p, 432p], - [ 420p, 430p, 449p, 502p], - [ 450p, 500p, 519p, 532p], - [ 520p, 530p, 549p, 602p], - [ 550p, 600p, 619p, 632p], - [ 620p, 630p, 649p, 702p], - [ 650p, 700p, 719p, 732p], - [ 720p, 730p, 749p, 802p], - [ 750p, 800p, 819p, 832p], - [ 820p, 830p, 849p, 902p], - [ 850p, 900p, 919p, 932p], - [ 920p, 930p, 949p, 1002p], - [ 1020p, 1030p, 1049p, 1102p], - [ 1120p, 1130p, 1149p, 1202x], - [ 1220x, 1230x, -, -] -] -stop_times_sunday: [ - [ 705a, 715a, 731a, 738a], - [ 805a, 815a, 831a, 838a], - [ 905a, 915a, 931a, 938a], - [ 1005a, 1015a, 1031a, 1038a], - [ 1105a, 1115a, 1131a, 1138a], - [ 1205p, 1215p, 1231p, 1238p], - [ 105p, 115p, 131p, 138p], - [ 205p, 215p, 231p, 238p], - [ 305p, 315p, 331p, 338p], - [ 405p, 415p, 431p, 438p], - [ 505p, 515p, 531p, 538p], - [ 605p, 615p, 631p, 638p], - [ 705p, 715p, 731p, 738p], - [ 805p, 815p, 831p, 838p], - [ 905p, 915p, 931p, 938p], - [ 1005p, 1015p, 1031p, 1038p], - [ 1105p, 1115p, 1131p, 1138p], - [ 1205x, 1215x, -, -] -] --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/2-to-downtown-via-north.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,91 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 2 -long_name: To Downtown via North Street -time_points: [ 7019, 7023, 7087, 6564, 6612, 7284, 7351, 6105, 8435 ] -between_stops: - 6564-7284: [ 6197, 6193 ] - 7284-7351: [ 7274, 6409, 6403, 6407, 6406, 7355, 7345, 7357, 7352, 7342, 7354, 7347 ] - 7351-6105: [ 7343, 6088, 6104, 6125 ] - 6105-8435: [ 6108, 6733 ] -stop_times: [ - [ 557a, 601a, 610a, 624a, -, 632a, 642a, 646a, 649a], - [ 637a, 641a, 650a, 704a, -, 712a, 722a, 727a, 730a], - [ 707a, 711a, 720a, 734a, -, 742a, 752a, 757a, 800a], - [ 737a, 741a, 750a, 804a, -, 812a, 822a, 827a, 830a], - [ 807a, 811a, 820a, 834a, -, 842a, 852a, 857a, 900a], - [ 837a, 841a, 850a, 904a, -, 912a, 922a, 928a, 931a], - [ 907a, 911a, 920a, 935a, -, 943a, 953a, 959a, 1002a], - [ 937a, 941a, 950a, 1005a, -, 1013a, 1023a, 1029a, 1032a], - [ 1007a, 1011a, 1020a, 1035a, -, 1043a, 1053a, 1059a, 1102a], - [ 1037a, 1041a, 1050a, 1105a, -, 1113a, 1123a, 1129a, 1132a], - [ 1107a, 1111a, 1120a, 1135a, -, 1143a, 1153a, 1159a, 1202p], - [ 1137a, 1141a, 1150a, 1205p, -, 1213p, 1223p, 1229p, 1232p], - [ 1207p, 1211p, 1220p, 1235p, -, 1243p, 1253p, 1259p, 102p], - [ 1237p, 1241p, 1250p, 105p, -, 113p, 123p, 129p, 132p], - [ 107p, 111p, 120p, 135p, -, 143p, 153p, 159p, 202p], - [ 137p, 141p, 150p, 205p, -, 213p, 223p, 229p, 232p], - [ 207p, 211p, 220p, 235p, -, 243p, 253p, 259p, 302p], - [ 237p, 241p, 250p, 305p, -, 313p, 323p, 329p, 332p], - [ 307p, 311p, 320p, 335p, -, 343p, 353p, 359p, 402p], - [ 337p, 341p, 350p, 405p, -, 413p, 423p, 429p, 432p], - [ 407p, 411p, 420p, 435p, -, 443p, 453p, 459p, 502p], - [ 437p, 441p, 450p, 505p, -, 513p, 523p, 529p, 532p], - [ 507p, 511p, 520p, 535p, -, 543p, 553p, 559p, 602p], - [ 537p, 541p, 550p, 604p, -, 610p, 618p, 622p, 625p], - [ 607p, 611p, 620p, 633p, -, 639p, 647p, 651p, 654p], - [ 637p, 641p, 650p, 703p, -, 709p, 717p, 721p, 724p], - [ 737p, 741p, 750p, 803p, -, 809p, 817p, 821p, 824p], - [ 837p, 841p, 850p, 903p, -, 909p, 917p, 921p, 924p], - [ 937p, 941p, 950p, 1003p, 1005p, 1009p, 1017p, 1021p, 1024p], - [ 1037p, 1041p, 1050p, 1103p, 1105p, 1109p, 1117p, 1121p, 1124p], - [ 1137p, 1141p, 1150p, 1203x, 1205x, 1209x, 1217x, 1221x, 1224x], - [ 1237x, 1241x, 1250x, -, -, -, -, -, -] -] -stop_times_saturday: [ - [ 632a, 637a, 645a, 659a, -, 705a, 713a, 716a, 718a], - [ 732a, 737a, 745a, 759a, -, 805a, 813a, 816a, 818a], - [ 832a, 837a, 845a, 859a, -, 905a, 915a, 917a, 920a], - [ 932a, 937a, 945a, 1000a, -, 1006a, 1015a, 1018a, 1021a], - [ 1032a, 1037a, 1045a, 1100a, -, 1106a, 1115a, 1118a, 1121a], - [ 1102a, 1107a, 1115a, 1130a, -, 1136a, 1145a, 1148a, 1151a], - [ 1132a, 1137a, 1145a, 1200a, -, 1206p, 1215p, 1218p, 1221p], - [ 1202p, 1207p, 1215p, 1230p, -, 1236p, 1245p, 1248p, 1251p], - [ 1232p, 1237p, 1245p, 100p, -, 106p, 115p, 118p, 121p], - [ 102p, 107p, 115p, 130p, -, 136p, 145p, 148p, 151p], - [ 132p, 137p, 145p, 200p, -, 206p, 215p, 218p, 221p], - [ 202p, 207p, 215p, 230p, -, 236p, 245p, 248p, 251p], - [ 232p, 237p, 245p, 300p, -, 306p, 315p, 318p, 321p], - [ 302p, 307p, 315p, 330p, -, 336p, 345p, 348p, 351p], - [ 332p, 337p, 345p, 400p, -, 406p, 415p, 418p, 421p], - [ 402p, 407p, 415p, 430p, -, 436p, 445p, 448p, 451p], - [ 432p, 437p, 445p, 500p, -, 506p, 515p, 518p, 521p], - [ 502p, 507p, 515p, 530p, -, 536p, 545p, 548p, 551p], - [ 532p, 537p, 545p, 600p, -, 606p, 615p, 618p, 619p], - [ 602p, 607p, 615p, 628p, -, 634p, 642p, 645p, 647p], - [ 632p, 637p, 645p, 658p, -, 704p, 712p, 715p, 717p], - [ 737p, 742p, 750p, 803p, -, 809p, 817p, 820p, 822p], - [ 837p, 842p, 850p, 903p, -, 909p, 917p, 920p, 922p], - [ 937p, 942p, 950p, 1003p, 1005p, 1009p, 1017p, 1020p, 1022p], - [ 1037p, 1042p, 1050p, 1103p, 1105p, 1109p, 1117p, 1120p, 1122p], - [ 1137p, 1142p, 1150p, 1203x, 1205x, 1209x, 1217x, 1220x, 1222x], - [ 1237x, 1242x, 1250x, -, -, -, -, -] -] -stop_times_sunday: [ - [ 740a, 743a, 750a, 800a, -, 808a, 818a, 821a, 823a], - [ 840a, 843a, 850a, 900a, -, 908a, 918a, 921a, 923a], - [ 940a, 943a, 950a, 1000a, -, 1008a, 1018a, 1021a, 1023a], - [ 1040a, 1043a, 1050a, 1100a, -, 1108a, 1118a, 1121a, 1123a], - [ 1140a, 1143a, 1150a, 1200p, -, 1208p, 1218p, 1221p, 1223p], - [ 1240p, 1243p, 1250p, 100p, -, 108p, 118p, 121p, 123p], - [ 140p, 143p, 150p, 200p, -, 208p, 218p, 221p, 223p], - [ 240p, 243p, 250p, 300p, -, 308p, 318p, 318p, 323p], - [ 340p, 343p, 350p, 400p, -, 408p, 418p, 421p, 423p], - [ 440p, 443p, 450p, 500p, -, 508p, 518p, 521p, 523p], - [ 540p, 543p, 550p, 600p, -, 606p, 616p, 619p, 621p], - [ 640p, 643p, 650p, 700p, -, 706p, 716p, 719p, 721p], - [ 740p, 743p, 750p, 800p, -, 806p, 816p, 819p, 821p], - [ 840p, 843p, 850p, 900p, -, 906p, 916p, 919p, 921p], - [ 940p, 943p, 950p, 1000p, 1002p, 1005p, 1015p, 1018p, 1020p], - [ 1040p, 1043p, 1050p, 1100p, 1102p, 1105p, 1115p, 1118p, 1120p], - [ 1140p, 1143p, 1150p, -, -, -, -, -, -] -] --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/2-to-wedgewood-via-main.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,91 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 2 -long_name: To Wedgewood via Main -time_points: [ 8435, 7348, 8643, 6612, 6563, 6032, 6597, 7087, 7019 ] -between_stops: - 8435-7348: [ 6089, 6116 ] - 7348-8643: [ 7346, 7341, 7353, 7358, 7344, 7356, 6405, 6404, 6413, 6414, 7275 ] - 8643-6563: [ 6199, 6198 ] - 6563-6032: [ 6563, 6565, 6984 ] -stop_times: [ - [ -, -, -, -, -, 540a, 545a, 550a, 556a], - [ -, -, 610a, -, 616a, 620a, 625a, 630a, 636a], - [ 625a, 631a, 640a, -, 646a, 650a, 655a, 700a, 706a], - [ 655a, 701a, 710a, -, 716a, 720a, 725a, 730a, 736a], - [ 725a, 731a, 740a, -, 746a, 750a, 755a, 800a, 806a], - [ 755a, 801a, 810a, -, 816a, 820a, 825a, 830a, 836a], - [ 818a, 824a, 837a, -, 844a, 849a, 856a, 857a, 906a], - [ 847a, 854a, 907a, -, 914a, 919a, 926a, 930a, 936a], - [ 917a, 924a, 937a, -, 944a, 949a, 956a, 1000a, 1006a], - [ 947a, 954a, 1007a, -, 1014a, 1019a, 1026a, 1030a, 1036a], - [ 1017a, 1024a, 1037a, -, 1044a, 1049a, 1056a, 1100a, 1106a], - [ 1047a, 1054a, 1107a, -, 1114a, 1119a, 1126a, 1130a, 1136a], - [ 1117a, 1124a, 1137a, -, 1144a, 1149a, 1156a, 1200p, 1206p], - [ 1147a, 1154a, 1207p, -, 1214p, 1219p, 1226p, 1230p, 1236p], - [ 1217p, 1224p, 1237p, -, 1244p, 1249p, 1256p, 100p, 106p], - [ 1247p, 1254p, 107p, -, 114p, 119p, 126p, 130p, 136p], - [ 117p, 124p, 137p, -, 144p, 149p, 156p, 200p, 206p], - [ 146p, 153p, 206p, -, 213p, 218p, 225p, 229p, 236p], - [ 216p, 223p, 237p, -, 244p, 249p, 256p, 300p, 306p], - [ 246p, 253p, 307p, -, 314p, 319p, 326p, 330p, 336p], - [ 314p, 322p, 337p, -, 344p, 349p, 356p, 400p, 406p], - [ 344p, 352p, 407p, -, 414p, 419p, 426p, 430p, 436p], - [ 414p, 422p, 437p, -, 444p, 449p, 456p, 500p, 506p], - [ 444p, 452p, 507p, -, 514p, 519p, 526p, 530p, 536p], - [ 514p, 522p, 537p, -, 544p, 549p, 556p, 600p, 606p], - [ 553p, 601p, 610p, -, 616p, 620p, 625p, 630p, 636p], - [ 653p, 700p, 710p, -, 716p, 720p, 725p, 729p, 736p], - [ 753p, 800p, 810p, -, 816p, 820p, 825p, 829p, 836p], - [ 854p, 901p, 910p, -, 916p, 920p, 925p, 930p, 936p], - [ 954p, 1001p, 1010p, 1011p, 1016p, 1020p, 1025p, 1030p, 1036p], - [ 1054p, 1101p, 1110p, 1111p, 1116p, 1120p, 1125p, 1130p, 1136p], - [ 1154p, 1201x, 1210x, 1211x, 1216x, 1220x, 1225x, 1230x, 1236x] -] -stop_times_saturday: [ - [ -, -, 607a, -, 613a, 617a, 622a, 625a, 631a], - [ 652a, 658a, 707a, -, 713a, 717a, 722a, 725a, 731a], - [ 752a, 758a, 807a, -, 813a, 817a, 822a, 825a, 831a], - [ 852a, 858a, 907a, -, 914a, 918a, 923a, 926a, 932a], - 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[ 1145a, 1153a, 1205p, -], - [ 1245p, 1253p, 105p, -], - [ 145p, 153p, 205p, -], - [ 245p, 253p, 305p, -], - [ 345p, 353p, 405p, -], - [ 445p, 453p, 505p, -], - [ 545p, 553p, 605p, -], - [ 645p, 653p, 705p, -], - [ 745p, 753p, 805p, -], - [ 845p, 853p, 905p, -], - [ 945p, 953p, 1005p, -], - [ 1045p, 1053p, 1105p, -], - [ 1145p, 1153p, 1205x, -] -] --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/21-to-timberlea.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,106 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 21 -long_name: To Timberlea -time_points: [ 8363, 7086, 6160, 6315, 6722 ] -between_stops: - 8363-7086: [ 8337, 8333, 8336, 8327, 8338, 6121, 6086, 6106, 6455, 6773, 6778, 6779, 6775, 6787, 6769, 6785, 6768, 6782, 8632, 8192 ] -stop_times: [ - [ -, 525a, 531a, 540a, 545a], - [ -, 600a, 606a, 615a, 620a], - [ -, 627a, 633a, 642a, 650a], - [ -, 705a, 711a, 720a, 725a], - [ -, 727a, 733a, 742a, 750a], - [ -, 800a, 806a, 815a, 820a], - [ -, 830a, 836a, 845a, 850a], - [ -, 900a, 906a, 915a, 920a], - [ -, 930a, 936a, 945a, 950a], - [ -, 1000a, 1006a, 1015a, 1020a], - [ -, 1030a, 1036a, 1045a, 1050a], - [ -, 1100a, 1106a, 1115a, 1120a], - [ -, 1130a, 1136a, 1145a, 1150a], - [ -, 1200p, 1206p, 1215p, 1224p], - [ -, 1230p, 1236p, 1245p, 1254p], - [ -, 100p, 106p, 115p, 124p], - [ -, 130p, 136p, 145p, 154p], - [ -, 200p, 206p, 215p, 224p], - [ -, 230p, 236p, 245p, 254p], - [ -, 300p, 308p, 321p, 328p], - [ -, 330p, 338p, 351p, 358p], - [ 331p, 410p, 418p, 431p, 438p], - [ 401p, 440p, 448p, 501p, 508p], - [ 431p, 510p, 518p, 531p, 538p], - [ 501p, 540p, 548p, 601p, 608p], - [ 531p, 610p, 618p, 631p, 638p], - [ 601p, 640p, 648p, 701p, 708p], - [ -, 705p, 713p, 726p, 732p], - [ -, 735p, 743p, 753p, 758p], - [ -, 805p, 813p, 823p, 828p], - [ -, 835p, 843p, 853p, 858p], - [ -, 905p, 913p, 923p, 928p], - [ -, 935p, 943p, 953p, 958p], - [ -, 1005p, 1013p, 1023p, 1028p], - [ -, 1035p, 1043p, 1053p, 1058p], - [ -, 1105p, 1113p, 1123p, 1128p], - [ -, 1135p, 1143p, 1153p, 1158p], - [ -, 1205x, 1213x, 1223x, 1228x] -] -stop_times_saturday: [ - [ -, 555a, 602a, 615a, 620a], - [ -, 625a, 632a, 645a, 650a], - [ -, 655a, 702a, 715a, 720a], - [ -, 725a, 732a, 745a, 750a], - [ -, 755a, 802a, 815a, 820a], - [ -, 825a, 832a, 845a, 850a], - [ -, 855a, 902a, 915a, 920a], - [ -, 925a, 932a, 945a, 950a], - [ -, 955a, 1002a, 1015a, 1020a], - [ -, 1025a, 1032a, 1045a, 1050a], - [ -, 1055a, 1102a, 1115a, 1120a], - [ -, 1055a, 1102a, 1115a, 1120a], - [ -, 1125a, 1132a, 1145a, 1150a], - [ -, 1155a, 1202p, 1215p, 1220p], - [ -, 1225p, 1232p, 1245p, 1250p], - [ -, 1255p, 102p, 115p, 120p], - [ -, 125p, 132p, 145p, 150p], - [ -, 155p, 202p, 215p, 220p], - [ -, 225p, 232p, 245p, 250p], - [ -, 255p, 302p, 315p, 320p], - [ -, 325p, 332p, 345p, 350p], - [ -, 355p, 402p, 415p, 420p], - [ -, 425p, 432p, 445p, 450p], - [ -, 455p, 502p, 515p, 520p], - [ -, 525p, 532p, 545p, 550p], - [ -, 555p, 602p, 615p, 620p], - [ -, 625p, 632p, 645p, 650p], - [ -, 655p, 702p, 715p, 720p], - [ -, 730p, 737p, 750p, 755p], - [ -, 800p, 807p, 820p, 825p], - [ -, 830p, 837p, 850p, 855p], - [ -, 900p, 907p, 920p, 925p], - [ -, 930p, 937p, 950p, 955p], - [ -, 1000p, 1007p, 1020p, 1025p], - [ -, 1030p, 1037p, 1050p, 1055p], - [ -, 1100p, 1107p, 1120p, 1125p], - [ -, 1130p, 1137p, 1150p, 1155p], - [ -, 1200x, 1207x, 1220x, 1225x] -] -stop_times_sunday: [ - [ -, 615a, 622a, 635a, 640a], - [ -, 715a, 722a, 735a, 740a], - [ -, 815a, 822a, 835a, 840a], - [ -, 915a, 922a, 935a, 940a], - [ -, 1015a, 1022a, 1035a, 1040a], - [ -, 1115a, 1122a, 1135a, 1140a], - [ -, 1115a, 1122a, 1135a, 1140a], - [ -, 1215p, 1222p, 1235p, 1240p], - [ -, 115p, 122p, 135p, 140p], - [ -, 215p, 222p, 235p, 240p], - [ -, 315p, 322p, 335p, 340p], - [ -, 415p, 422p, 435p, 440p], - [ -, 515p, 522p, 535p, 540p], - [ -, 615p, 622p, 635p, 640p], - [ -, 715p, 722p, 735p, 740p], - [ -, 815p, 822p, 835p, 840p], - [ -, 915p, 922p, 935p, 940p], - [ -, 1115p, 1122p, 1135p, 1140p] -] --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/23-to-mumford-halifax.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,21 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 23 -long_name: To Mumford / Halifax -time_points: [ 6722, 6317, 6189, 7284, 8414 ] -between_stops: - 6189-7284: [ 7276 ] - 7284-8414: [ 7274, 6409, 6403, 6407, 6406, 6545, 8205, 8337, 8333, 8336, 8327, 8338, 6087 ] -stop_times: [ - [ 605a, 610a, 617a, 632a, 656a], - [ 635a, 640a, 647a, 703a, 729a], - [ 705a, 710a, 717a, 737a, 803a], - [ 735a, 740a, 747a, 807a, 833a], - [ 805a, 810a, 817a, 837a, 903a], - [ 835a, 840a, 847a, 907a, 933a], - [ 447p, 452p, 459p, 514p, -], - [ 517p, 522p, 529p, 544p, -], - [ 547p, 552p, 559p, 614p, -], - [ 617p, 622p, 629p, 644p, -], - [ 645p, 650p, 657p, 712p, -], - [ 714p, 719p, 726p, 741p, -] -] --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/23-to-timberlea.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,22 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 23 -long_name: To Timberlea -time_points: [ 8414, 8643, 6160, 6315, 6722 ] -between_stops: - 8414-8643: [ 6125, 6105, 6108, 6103, 6122, 8331, 8330, 8334, 8335, 8184, 8206, 6544, 6405, 6404, 6413, 6414, 7275 ] - 8643-6160: [ 7273 ] -stop_times: [ - [ -, 533a, 548a, 554a, 600a], - [ -, 603a, 618a, 624a, 630a], - [ -, 633a, 648a, 654a, 700a], - [ -, 703a, 718a, 724a, 730a], - [ -, 733a, 748a, 754a, 800a], - [ -, 803a, 818a, 824a, 830a], - [ 346p, 417p, 432p, 438p, 444p], - [ 416p, 447p, 502p, 508p, 514p], - [ 446p, 517p, 532p, 538p, 544p], - [ 516p, 547p, 602p, 608p, 614p], - [ 546p, 614p, 629p, 635p, 641p], - [ 616p, 644p, 659p, 705p, 711p] -] - --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/3-to-manors.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,13 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 3 -long_name: To Manors -time_points: [ 7284, 6563, 8164, 6505, 6105, 8334, 8430 ] -between_stops: - 8164-6505: [ 7367, 7382, 7364, 6770, 6783, 6776, 6777, 6781, 6774, 6780, 6786 ] - 6105-8337: [ 6108, 6103, 6102, 6122, 8331, 8330, 8334 ] -stop_times: [ - [ 957a, 1012a, 1026a, 1037a, 1040a, 1047a, 1055a], - [ 1207p, 1222p, 1236p, 1247p, 1250p, 1257p, 105p], - [ 217p, 232p, 246p, 257p, 300p, 307p, 315p], - [ 247p, 302p, 316p, 327p, 330p, 337p, 345p] -] --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/3-to-shopping-malls.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,19 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 3 -long_name: To Shopping Malls -time_points: [ 8430, 6791, 8337, 6087, 6505, 8165, 6564, 7284 ] -between_stops: - 6791-8337: [ 8328 ] - 8337-6087: [ 8333, 8336, 8327, 8338 ] - 6505-8165: [ 6775, 6787, 6769, 6785, 6768, 6782, 7377, 7381, 7373, 7376, 7380 ] - 6564-7284: [ 6197, 6193 ] - 6087-6505: [ 6455, 6773, 6778 ] - 8165-6564: [ 6199, 6198, 6564, 6563, 6565, 6984 ] -stop_times: [ - [ 855a, 858a, 904a, 913a, 916a, 927a, 941a, 950a], - [ 1105a, 1108a, 1114a, 1123a, 1126a, 1137a, 1151a, 1200p], - [ 115p, 118p, 124p, 133p, 136p, 147p, 201p, 210p], - [ 145p, 148p, 154p, 203p, 206p, 217p, 231p, 240p], - [ 317p, 320p, -, -, -, -, -, -], - [ 347p, 350p, -, -, -, -, -, -] -] --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/4-to-downtown-via-north.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,42 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 4 -long_name: To Downtown via North -time_points: [ 6601, 7087, 6611, 6564, 7284, 7351, 6105, 8435 ] -between_stops: - 7284-7351: [ 7274, 6409, 6403, 6407, 6406, 7355, 7345, 7357, 7352, 7342, 7354, 7347 ] - 7351-6105: [ 7343, 6088, 6104, 6125 ] - 6105-8435: [ 6108, 6733 ] -stop_times: [ - [ 538a, 549a, 558a, 602a, 611a, 620a, 625a, 628a], - [ 624a, 635a, 645a, 649a, 657a, 707a, 712a, 715a], - [ 654a, 705a, 715a, 719a, 727a, 737a, 742a, 745a], - [ 724a, 735a, 745a, 749a, 757a, 807a, 812a, 815a], - [ 754a, 805a, 815a, 819a, 827a, 837a, 842a, 845a], - [ 824a, 835a, 845a, 849a, 857a, 907a, 913a, 916a], - [ 854a, 905a, 915a, 920a, 928a, 938a, 944a, 947a], - [ 924a, 935a, 945a, 950a, 958a, 1008a, 1014a, 1017a], - [ 954a, 1005a, 1015a, 1020a, 1028a, 1038a, 1044a, 1047a], - [ 1024a, 1035a, 1045a, 1050a, 1058a, 1108a, 1114a, 1117a], - [ 1054a, 1105a, 1115a, 1120a, 1128a, 1138a, 1144a, 1147a], - [ 1124a, 1135a, 1145a, 1150a, 1158a, 1208p, 1214p, 1217p], - [ 1154a, 1205p, 1215p, 1220p, 1228p, 1238p, 1244p, 1247p], - [ 1224p, 1235p, 1245p, 1250p, 1258p, 108p, 114p, 117p], - [ 1254p, 105p, 115p, 120p, 128p, 138p, 144p, 147p], - [ 124p, 135p, 145p, 150p, 158p, 208p, 214p, 217p], - [ 154p, 205p, 215p, 220p, 228p, 238p, 244p, 247p], - [ 224p, 235p, 245p, 250p, 258p, 308p, 314p, 317p], - [ 254p, 305p, 315p, 320p, 328p, 338p, 344p, 347p], - [ 324p, 335p, 345p, 350p, 358p, 408p, 414p, 417p], - [ 354p, 405p, 415p, 420p, 428p, 438p, 444p, 447p], - [ 424p, 435p, 445p, 450p, 458p, 508p, 514p, 517p], - [ 454p, 505p, 515p, 520p, 528p, 538p, 543p, 546p], - [ 524p, 535p, 545p, 550p, 558p, 606p, 610p, 614p], - [ 554p, 605p, 615p, 618p, 624p, 632p, 636p, 640p], - [ 626p, 637p, 647p, 650p, 656p, 704p, 708p, 712p], - [ 709p, 720p, 730p, 733p, 739p, 747p, 751p, 755p], - [ 809p, 820p, 830p, 833p, 839p, 847p, 851p, 855p], - [ 909p, 920p, 930p, 933p, 939p, 947p, 951p, 955p], - [ 1009p, 1020p, 1030p, 1033p, 1039p, 1047p, 1051p, 1055p], - [ 1109p, 1120p, 1130p, 1133p, 1139p, 1147p, 1151p, 1155p], - [ 1209x, 1220x, -, -, -, -, -, -] -] --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/4-to-farnham-gate-via-rosedale.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,42 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 4 -long_name: To Farnham Gate via Rosedale -time_points: [ 8435, 7348, 7284, 6563, 6611, 7087, 6601 ] -between_stops: - 8435-7348: [ 6089, 6116 ] - 7348-7284: [ 7346, 7341, 7353, 7358, 7344, 7356, 6405, 6404, 6413, 6414, 7275 ] - 6563-6611: [ 6565, 6984 ] -stop_times: [ - [ -, -, -, -, 520a, 529a, 537a], - [ -, -, -, -, 606a, 615a, 623a], - [ 610a, 617a, 626a, 632a, 636a, 645a, 653a], - [ 640a, 647a, 656a, 702a, 706a, 715a, 723a], - [ 710a, 717a, 726a, 732a, 736a, 745a, 753a], - [ 740a, 747a, 756a, 802a, 806a, 815a, 823a], - [ 807a, 814a, 823a, 829a, 834a, 845a, 853a], - [ 832a, 839a, 852a, 859a, 904a, 915a, 923a], - [ 902a, 909a, 922a, 929a, 934a, 945a, 953a], - [ 932a, 939a, 952a, 959a, 1004a, 1015a, 1023a], - [ 1002a, 1009a, 1022a, 1029a, 1034a, 1045a, 1053a], - [ 1032a, 1039a, 1052a, 1059a, 1104a, 1115a, 1123a], - [ 1102a, 1109a, 1122a, 1129a, 1134a, 1145a, 1153a], - [ 1132a, 1139a, 1152a, 1159a, 1204p, 1215p, 1223p], - [ 1202p, 1209p, 1222p, 1229p, 1234p, 1245p, 1253p], - [ 1232p, 1239p, 1252p, 1259p, 104p, 115p, 123p], - [ 102p, 109p, 122p, 129p, 134p, 145p, 153p], - [ 132p, 139p, 152p, 159p, 204p, 215p, 223p], - [ 201p, 208p, 222p, 229p, 234p, 245p, 253p], - [ 231p, 238p, 252p, 259p, 304p, 315p, 323p], - [ 300p, 307p, 322p, 329p, 334p, 344p, 353p], - [ 329p, 337p, 352p, 359p, 404p, 415p, 423p], - [ 359p, 407p, 422p, 429p, 434p, 445p, 453p], - [ 429p, 437p, 452p, 459p, 504p, 515p, 523p], - [ 459p, 507p, 522p, 529p, 534p, 545p, 553p], - [ 533p, 540p, 554p, 600p, 605p, 617p, 625p], - [ 624p, 631p, 640p, 646p, 650p, 700p, 708p], - [ 724p, 731p, 740p, 746p, 750p, 800p, 808p], - [ 824p, 831p, 840p, 846p, 850p, 900p, 908p], - [ 924p, 931p, 940p, 946p, 950p, 1000p, 1008p], - [ 1024p, 1031p, 1040p, 1046p, 1050p, 1100p, 1108p], - [ 1124p, 1131p, 1140p, 1146p, 1150p, 1200x, 1208x] -] --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/41-to-bridge-terminal.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,46 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 41 -long_name: To Bridge Terminal -time_points: [ 7144, 6096, 6087, 8642 ] -between_stops: - 7144-6096: [ 8296, 8303, 8305, 8295, 8299, 8293 ] - 6096-6087: [ 6113, 6124, 6121, 6106 ] - 6087-8642: [ 6455, 6773, 6778, 6779, 6775, 6787, 7351 ] -stop_times: [ - [ 715a, 721a, 728a, 738a], - [ 807a, 813a, 820a, 830a], - [ 827a, 833a, 840a, 850a], - [ 845a, 851a, 858a, 908a], - [ 907a, 913a, 920a, 930a], - [ 924a, 930a, 937a, 947a], - [ 944a, 950a, 957a, 1007a], - [ 1004a, 1010a, 1017a, 1027a], - [ 1024a, 1030a, 1037a, 1047a], - [ 1044a, 1050a, 1057a, 1107a], - [ 1104a, 1110a, 1117a, 1127a], - [ 1124a, 1130a, 1137a, 1147a], - [ 1144a, 1150a, 1157a, 1207p], - [ 1204p, 1210p, 1217p, 1227p], - [ 1224p, 1230p, 1237p, 1247p], - [ 1244p, 1250p, 1257p, 107p], - [ 104p, 110p, 117p, 127p], - [ 124p, 130p, 137p, 147p], - [ 144p, 150p, 157p, 207p], - [ 204p, 210p, 217p, 227p], - [ 224p, 230p, 237p, 247p], - [ 244p, 250p, 257p, 307p], - [ 304p, 310p, 317p, 327p], - [ 324p, 330p, 337p, 347p], - [ 344p, 350p, 357p, 407p], - [ 407p, 413p, 420p, 430p], - [ 427p, 433p, 440p, 450p], - [ 447p, 453p, 500p, 510p], - [ 507p, 513p, 520p, 530p], - [ 527p, 533p, 540p, 550p], - [ 547p, 553p, 600p, 610p], - [ 629p, 635p, 642p, 652p], - [ 649p, 655p, 702p, 712p], - [ 709p, 715p, 722p, 732p] -] -# No service Saturdays, Sundays or Holidays - --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/41-to-dalhousie.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,44 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 41 -long_name: To Dalhousie -time_points: [ 8642, 6105, 6114, 7144 ] -between_stops: - 8642-6105: [ 8638, 6088, 6104, 6125 ] - 6105-6114: [ 6108, 6103, 6102 ] - 6114-7144: [ 6097, 8294, 8292, 8300, 8301, 8298, 8297, 8317 ] -stop_times: [ - [ 650a, 700a, 707a, 713a], - [ 745a, 755a, 802a, 807a], - [ 815a, 825a, 832a, 838a], - [ 835a, 845a, 852a, 858a], - [ 855a, 905a, 912a, 918a], - [ 915a, 925a, 932a, 938a], - [ 935a, 945a, 952a, 958a], - [ 952a, 1002a, 1009a, 1015a], - [ 1012a, 1022a, 1029a, 1035a], - [ 1032a, 1042a, 1049a, 1055a], - [ 1052a, 1102a, 1109a, 1115a], - [ 1112a, 1122a, 1129a, 1135a], - [ 1132a, 1142a, 1149a, 1155a], - [ 1152a, 1202p, 1209p, 1215p], - [ 1212p, 1222p, 1229p, 1235p], - [ 1232p, 1242p, 1249p, 1255p], - [ 1252p, 102p, 109p, 115p], - [ 112p, 122p, 129p, 135p], - [ 132p, 142p, 149p, 155p], - [ 152p, 202p, 209p, 215p], - [ 212p, 222p, 229p, 235p], - [ 232p, 242p, 249p, 255p], - [ 252p, 302p, 309p, 315p], - [ 312p, 322p, 329p, 335p], - [ 332p, 342p, 349p, 355p], - [ 352p, 402p, 409p, 415p], - [ 412p, 422p, 429p, 435p], - [ 435p, 445p, 452p, 458p], - [ 455p, 505p, 512p, 518p], - [ 515p, 525p, 532p, 538p], - [ 535p, 545p, 552p, 558p], - [ 555p, 605p, 612p, 618p] -] -# No service Saturdays, Sundays or Holidays - --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/42-to-dalhousie.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,45 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 42 -long_name: To Dalhousie -time_points: [ 7086, 7166, 8193, 8214, 7144 ] -between_stops: - 8193-8214: [ 8202, 8182, 8213, 8178, 8205, 8190 ] - 8214-7144: [ 8183, 8196, 8195, 8194, 8186, 8188, 8317 ] -stop_times: [ - [ 655a, 701a, 708a, 716a, 722a], - [ 755a, 801a, 808a, 816a, 822a], - [ 815a, 821a, 828a, 836a, 842a], - [ 835a, 841a, 848a, 856a, 902a], - [ 855a, 901a, 906a, 913a, 919a], - [ 915a, 921a, 926a, 933a, 939a], - [ 935a, 941a, 946a, 953a, 959a], - [ 955a, 1001a, 1006a, 1013a, 1019a], - [ 1015a, 1021a, 1026a, 1033a, 1039a], - [ 1035a, 1041a, 1046a, 1053a, 1059a], - [ 1055a, 1101a, 1106a, 1113a, 1119a], - [ 1115a, 1121a, 1126a, 1133a, 1139a], - [ 1135a, 1141a, 1146a, 1153a, 1159a], - [ 1155a, 1201p, 1206p, 1213p, 1219p], - [ 1215p, 1221p, 1226p, 1233p, 1239p], - [ 1235p, 1241p, 1246p, 1253p, 1259p], - [ 1255p, 101p, 106p, 113p, 119p], - [ 115p, 121p, 126p, 133p, 139p], - [ 135p, 141p, 146p, 153p, 159p], - [ 155p, 201p, 206p, 213p, 219p], - [ 215p, 221p, 226p, 233p, 239p], - [ 235p, 241p, 246p, 253p, 259p], - [ 255p, 301p, 306p, 313p, 319p], - [ 315p, 321p, 326p, 333p, 339p], - [ 335p, 341p, 348p, 356p, 402p], - [ 355p, 401p, 408p, 416p, 422p], - [ 415p, 421p, 428p, 436p, 442p], - [ 435p, 441p, 448p, 456p, 502p], - [ 455p, 501p, 508p, 516p, 522p], - [ 515p, 521p, 528p, 536p, 542p], - [ 537p, 543p, 550p, 558p, 604p], - [ 557p, 603p, 610p, 618p, 624p], - [ 617p, 623p, 630p, 638p, 644p], - [ 637p, 643p, 650p, 658p, 704p] -] -# No service Saturdays, Sundays or Holidays - --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/42-to-lacewood.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,42 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 42 -long_name: To Lacewood -time_points: [ 7144, 8184, 8629, 6032, 7086 ] -between_stops: - 7144-8184: [ 8220, 8187, 8185, 8219, 8179 ] - 8184-8629: [ 8206, 8221, 8222, 8181, 8210, 8201, 8251 ] -stop_times: [ - [ 722a, 728a, 736a, 744a, 751a], - [ 843a, 849a, 857a, 904a, 911a], - [ 903a, 909a, 916a, 922a, 929a], - [ 923a, 929a, 936a, 942a, 949a], - [ 943a, 949a, 956a, 1002a, 1009a], - [ 1003a, 1009a, 1016a, 1022a, 1029a], - [ 1020a, 1026a, 1033a, 1039a, 1046a], - [ 1040a, 1046a, 1053a, 1059a, 1106a], - [ 1100a, 1106a, 1113a, 1119a, 1126a], - [ 1120a, 1126a, 1133a, 1139a, 1146a], - [ 1140a, 1146a, 1153a, 1159a, 1206p], - [ 1200p, 1206p, 1213p, 1219p, 1226p], - [ 1220p, 1226p, 1233p, 1239p, 1246p], - [ 1240p, 1246p, 1253p, 1259p, 106p], - [ 100p, 106p, 113p, 119p, 126p], - [ 120p, 126p, 133p, 139p, 146p], - [ 140p, 146p, 153p, 159p, 206p], - [ 200p, 206p, 213p, 219p, 226p], - [ 220p, 226p, 233p, 239p, 246p], - [ 240p, 246p, 253p, 259p, 306p], - [ 300p, 306p, 313p, 319p, 326p], - [ 320p, 326p, 333p, 341p, 348p], - [ 340p, 346p, 354p, 402p, 409p], - [ 400p, 406p, 414p, 422p, 429p], - [ 420p, 426p, 434p, 442p, 449p], - [ 440p, 446p, 454p, 502p, 509p], - [ 503p, 509p, 517p, 525p, 532p], - [ 523p, 529p, 537p, 545p, 552p], - [ 543p, 549p, 557p, 605p, 612p], - [ 603p, 609p, 617p, 625p, 632p], - [ 623p, 629p, 637p, 645p, 652p] -] -# No service Saturdays, Sundays or Holidays - --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/5-to-downtown.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,15 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 5 -long_name: To Downtown -time_points: [ 6578, 7284, 6397, 8435 ] -between_stops: - 7284-6397: [ 6409, 6403, 6407, 6406 ] - 6397-8435: [ 6545, 6108 ] -stop_times: [ - [ 720a, 730a, 735a, 745a], - [ 750a, 800a, 805a, 815a], - [ 822a, 832a, 837a, 847a], - [ 405p, 415p, -, -], - [ 435p, 445p, -, -], - [ 540p, 550p, -, -] -] --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/5-to-springvale.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,15 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 5 -long_name: To Springvale -time_points: [ 8435, 6396, 7284, 6578 ] -between_stops: - 8435-6396: [ 6544 ] - 6396-7284: [ 6404, 6413, 6414, 7275 ] -stop_times: [ - [ -, -, 710a, 720a], - [ -, -, 740a, 750a], - [ -, -, 817a, 822a], - [ -, -, 355p, 405p], - [ 410p, 420p, 425p, 435p], - [ 515p, 525p, 530p, 540p] -] --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/52-to-bridge-terminal-burnside.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,133 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 52 -long_name: To Bridge Terminal - Burnside -time_points: [ 6390, 7087, 7285, 7351, 8641, 6923, 6949, 7153, 6767 ] -between_stops: - 7285-7351: [ 7274, 6409, 6403, 6407, 6406, 7355, 7345, 7357, 7352, 7342, 7354, 7347 ] -stop_times: [ - [ -, 553a, 609a, 619a, 625a, 636a, 642a, 646a, -], - [ 608a, 623a, 639a, 649a, 655a, 706a, 712a, 716a, -], - [ -, 638a, 654a, 704a, 710a, 721a, 727a, 731a, -], - [ 638a, 653a, 709a, 719a, 725a, 736a, 742a, 746a, -], - [ -, 708a, 724a, 734a, 740a, 751a, 757a, 801a, -], - [ 708a, 723a, 739a, 749a, 755a, 806a, 812a, 816a, -], - [ -, 738a, 754a, 804a, 810a, 820a, 825a, 829a, -], - [ 738a, 753a, 809a, 819a, 825a, 836a, 842a, 843a, -], - [ 753a, 808a, 823a, 832a, 838a, 848a, 853a, 857a, -], - [ 810a, 825a, 840a, 849a, 855a, 905a, 910a, -, 921a], - [ 820a, 834a, -, -, -, -, -, -, -], - [ 840a, 855a, 910a, 919a, 925a, 935a, 940a, -, 951a], - [ 850a, 904a, -, -, -, -, -, -, -], - [ 910a, 925a, 940a, 949a, 955a, 1005a, 1010a, -, 1021a], - [ 920a, 934a, -, -, -, -, -, -, -], - [ 940a, 955a, 1010a, 1019a, 1025a, 1035a, 1040a, -, 1051a], - [ 945a, 959a, -, -, -, -, -, -, -], - [ 958a, 1012a, -, -, -, -, -, -, -], - [ 1010a, 1025a, 1040a, 1049a, 1055a, 1105a, 1110a, -, 1121a], - [ 1040a, 1055a, 1110a, 1119a, 1125a, 1135a, 1140a, -, 1151a], - [ 1110a, 1125a, 1140a, 1149a, 1155a, 1205p, 1210p, -, 1221p], - [ 1140a, 1155a, 1210p, 1219p, 1225p, 1235p, 1240p, -, 1251p], - [ 1210p, 1225p, 1240p, 1249p, 1255p, 105p, 110p, -, 121p], - [ 1240p, 1255p, 110p, 119p, 125p, 135p, 140p, -, 151p], - [ 110p, 125p, 140p, 149p, 155p, 205p, 210p, -, 221p], - [ 140p, 155p, 210p, 219p, 225p, 235p, 240p, -, 251p], - [ 210p, 225p, 240p, 249p, 255p, 305p, 310p, -, 321p], - [ 238p, 253p, 309p, 319p, 325p, 336p, 342p, 346p, -], - [ -, -, -, -, -, -, 357p, 401p, -], - [ 308p, 323p, 339p, 349p, 355p, 406p, 412p, 416p, -], - [ -, -, -, -, -, -, 427p, 431p, -], - [ 338p, 353p, 409p, 419p, 425p, 436p, 442p, 446p, -], - [ -, -, -, -, -, -, 457p, 501p, -], - [ 408p, 423p, 439p, 449p, 455p, 506p, 512p, 516p, -], - [ -, -, -, -, -, -, 527p, 531p, -], - [ 438p, 453p, 509p, 519p, 525p, 536p, 542p, 543p, -], - [ -, -, -, -, -, -, 557p, 601p, -], - [ 510p, 525p, 540p, 549p, 555p, 605p, 610p, -, 621p], - [ 525p, 540p, 555p, 604p, 610p, 620p, 625p, -, -], - [ 540p, 555p, 610p, 619p, 625p, 635p, 640p, -, 651p], - [ 555p, 610p, 625p, 634p, 640p, 650p, 655p, -, -], - [ 610p, 625p, 640p, 649p, 655p, 705p, 710p, -, 721p], - [ 625p, 640p, 655p, 704p, 710p, 720p, 725p, -, -], - [ 640p, 655p, 710p, 719p, 725p, 735p, 740p, -, 751p], - [ 650p, 704p, -, -, -, -, -, -, -], - [ 700p, 714p, -, -, -, -, -, -, -], - [ 710p, 725p, 740p, 749p, 755p, 805p, 810p, -, 821p], - [ 740p, 755p, 810p, 819p, 825p, 835p, 840p, -, 851p], - [ 810p, 825p, 840p, 849p, 855p, 905p, 910p, -, 921p], - [ 840p, 855p, 910p, 919p, 925p, 935p, 940p, -, 951p], - [ 910p, 925p, 940p, 949p, 955p, 1005p, 1010p, -, -], - [ 940p, 955p, 1010p, 1019p, 1025p, 1035p, 1040p, -, -], - [ 1010p, 1025p, 1040p, 1049p, 1055p, 1105p, 1110p, -, -], - [ 1110p, 1125p, 1140p, 1149p, 1155p, 1205x, 1210x, -, -], - [ 1210x, 1225x, 1240x, 1249x, 1255x, 105x, 110x, -, -] -] -stop_times_saturday: [ - [ -, -, 640a, 649a, 655a, 705a, 710a, -, 721a], - [ 710a, 725a, 740a, 749a, 755a, 805a, 810a, -, 821a], - [ 810a, 825a, 840a, 849a, 855a, 905a, 910a, -, 921a], - [ 840a, 855a, 910a, 919a, 925a, 935a, 940a, -, 951a], - [ 910a, 925a, 940a, 949a, 955a, 1005a, 1010a, -, 1021a], - [ 940a, 955a, 1010a, 1019a, 1025a, 1035a, 1040a, -, 1051a], - [ 1010a, 1025a, 1040a, 1049a, 1055a, 1105a, 1110a, -, 1121a], - [ 1040a, 1055a, 1110a, 1119a, 1125a, 1135a, 1140a, -, 1151a], - [ 1110a, 1125a, 1140a, 1149a, 1155a, 1205p, 1210p, -, 1221p], - [ 1140a, 1155a, 1210p, 1219p, 1225p, 1235p, 1240p, -, 1251p], - [ 1210p, 1225p, 1240p, 1249p, 1255p, 105p, 110p, -, 121p], - [ 1240p, 1255p, 110p, 119p, 125p, 135p, 140p, -, 151p], - [ 110p, 125p, 140p, 149p, 155p, 205p, 210p, -, 221p], - [ 140p, 155p, 210p, 219p, 225p, 235p, 240p, -, 251p], - [ 210p, 225p, 240p, 249p, 255p, 305p, 310p, -, 321p], - [ 240p, 255p, 310p, 319p, 325p, 335p, 340p, -, 351p], - [ 310p, 325p, 340p, 349p, 355p, 405p, 410p, -, 421p], - [ 340p, 355p, 410p, 419p, 425p, 435p, 440p, -, 451p], - [ 410p, 425p, 440p, 449p, 455p, 505p, 510p, -, 521p], - [ 440p, 455p, 510p, 519p, 525p, 535p, 540p, -, 551p], - [ 510p, 525p, 540p, 549p, 555p, 605p, 610p, -, 621p], - [ 540p, 555p, 610p, 619p, 625p, 635p, 640p, -, 651p], - [ 610p, 625p, 640p, 649p, 655p, 705p, 710p, -, 721p], - [ 640p, 655p, 710p, 719p, 725p, 735p, 740p, -, 751p], - [ 710p, 725p, 740p, 749p, 755p, 805p, 810p, -, 821p], - [ 740p, 755p, 810p, 819p, 825p, 835p, 840p, -, -], - [ 810p, 825p, 840p, 849p, 855p, 905p, 910p, -, 921p], - [ 910p, 925p, 940p, 949p, 955p, 1005p, 1010p, -, 1021p], - [ 1010p, 1025p, 1040p, 1049p, 1055p, 1105p, 1110p, -, 1121p], - [ 1110p, 1125p, 1140p, 1149p, 1155p, 1205x, 1210x, -, -], - [ 1210x, 1225x, 1240x, 1249x, 1255x, 105x, 110x, -, -] -] -stop_times_sunday: [ - [ -, 745a, 800a, 809a, 815a, 823a, 828a, -, -], - [ 800a, 815a, 830a, 839a, 845a, 853a, 858a, -, -], - [ 830a, 845a, 900a, 909a, 915a, 923a, 928a, -, -], - [ 900a, 915a, 930a, 939a, 945a, 953a, 958a, -, -], - [ 930a, 945a, 1000a, 1009a, 1015a, 1023a, 1028a, -, -], - [ 1000a, 1015a, 1030a, 1039a, 1045a, 1053a, 1058a, -, -], - [ 1030a, 1045a, 1100a, 1109a, 1115a, 1123a, 1128a, -, -], - [ 1100a, 1115a, 1130a, 1139a, 1145a, 1153a, 1158a, -, -], - [ 1130a, 1145a, 1200p, 1209p, 1215p, 1223p, 1228p, -, -], - [ 1200p, 1215p, 1230p, 1239p, 1245p, 1253p, 1258p, -, -], - [ 1230p, 1245p, 100p, 109p, 115p, 123p, 128p, -, -], - [ 100p, 115p, 130p, 139p, 145p, 153p, 158p, -, -], - [ 130p, 145p, 200p, 209p, 215p, 223p, 228p, -, -], - [ 200p, 215p, 230p, 239p, 245p, 253p, 258p, -, -], - [ 230p, 245p, 300p, 309p, 315p, 323p, 328p, -, -], - [ 300p, 315p, 330p, 339p, 345p, 353p, 358p, -, -], - [ 330p, 345p, 400p, 409p, 415p, 423p, 428p, -, -], - [ 400p, 415p, 430p, 439p, 445p, 453p, 458p, -, -], - [ 430p, 445p, 500p, 509p, 515p, 523p, 528p, -, -], - [ 500p, 515p, 530p, 539p, 545p, 553p, 558p, -, -], - [ 530p, 545p, 600p, 609p, 615p, 623p, 628p, -, -], - [ 600p, 615p, 630p, 639p, 645p, 653p, 658p, -, -], - [ 630p, 645p, 700p, 709p, 715p, 723p, 728p, -, -], - [ 700p, 715p, 730p, 739p, 745p, 753p, 758p, -, -], - [ 730p, 745p, 800p, 809p, 815p, 823p, 828p, -, -], - [ 800p, 815p, 830p, 839p, 845p, 853p, 858p, -, -], - [ 830p, 845p, 900p, 909p, 915p, 923p, 928p, -, -], - [ 900p, 915p, 930p, 939p, 945p, 953p, 958p, -, -], - [ 930p, 945p, 1000p, 1009p, 1015p, 1023p, 1028p, -, -], - [ 1000p, 1015p, 1030p, 1039p, 1045p, 1053p, 1058p, -, -], - [ 1030p, 1045p, 1100p, 1109p, 1115p, 1123p, 1128p, -, -], - [ 1100p, 1115p, 1130p, 1139p, 1145p, 1153p, 1158p, -, -], - [ 1130p, 1145p, 1200x, 1209x, 1215x, 1223x, 1228x, -, -], - [ 1200x, 1215x, 1230x, 1239x, 1245x, 1253x, 1258x, -, -], - [ 1230x, 1245x, 100x, 109x, 115x, 123x, 128x, -, -] -] --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/52-to-lacewood-chain-lake-drive.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,125 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 52 -long_name: To Lacewood - Chain Lake Drive -time_points: [ 6767, 7153, 7205, 6918, 7151, 7285, 6032, 7086, 6390 ] -between_stops: - 7151-7285: [ 7346, 7341, 7353, 7358, 7344, 7356, 6405, 6404, 6413, 6414, 7275 ] - 7285-6032: [ 6984 ] -stop_times: [ - [ -, -, -, -, -, -, -, 558a, 608a], - [ -, -, -, -, -, -, -, 628a, 638a], - [ -, -, 550a, 601a, 612a, 632a, 639a, 649a, 659a], - [ -, -, 620a, 631a, 642a, 702a, 709a, 719a, 729a], - [ -, -, 635a, 646a, 657a, 717a, 724a, 734a, 744a], - [ -, 646a, 653a, 704a, 715a, 735a, 742a, 752a, 802a], - [ -, -, 706a, 717a, 728a, 748a, 755a, 805a, 815a], - [ -, 716a, 723a, 734a, 745a, 805a, 812a, 822a, 832a], - [ -, 731a, 738a, 749a, 800a, 820a, 827a, 837a, 847a], - [ -, 746a, 753a, 804a, 815a, 835a, 842a, 852a, 902a], - [ -, 801a, 808a, 819a, 830a, 850a, 857a, 907a, 917a], - [ -, 816a, 823a, 834a, 845a, 905a, 912a, 922a, 932a], - [ -, 829a, 836a, 847a, 858a, 918a, 925a, 932a, 942a], - [ -, 843a, 850a, 901a, 912a, 930a, 938a, 945a, 955a], - [ -, 857a, 904a, 915a, 926a, 941a, 949a, 956a, 1006a], - [ 921a, 929a, 940a, 945a, 955a, 1010a, 1018a, 1025a, 1035a], - [ 951a, 959a, 1010a, 1015a, 1025a, 1040a, 1048a, 1055a, 1105a], - [ 1021a, 1029a, 1040a, 1045a, 1055a, 1110a, 1118a, 1125a, 1135a], - [ 1051a, 1059a, 1110a, 1115a, 1125a, 1140a, 1148a, 1155a, 1205p], - [ 1121a, 1129a, 1140a, 1145a, 1155a, 1210p, 1218p, 1225p, 1235p], - [ 1151a, 1159p, 1210p, 1215p, 1225p, 1240p, 1248p, 1255p, 105p], - [ 1221p, 1229p, 1240p, 1245p, 1255p, 110p, 118p, 125p, 135p], - [ 1251p, 1259p, 110p, 115p, 125p, 140p, 148p, 155p, 205p], - [ 121p, 129p, 140p, 145p, 155p, 210p, 218p, 225p, 235p], - [ 151p, 159p, 210p, 215p, 225p, 240p, 248p, 255p, 305p], - [ 221p, 229p, 240p, 245p, 255p, 310p, 318p, 325p, 335p], - [ 251p, 259p, 310p, 315p, 325p, 340p, 348p, 358p, 405p], - [ 321p, 329p, 340p, 345p, 355p, 416p, 419p, 433p, 435p], - [ -, 346p, 353p, 404p, 415p, 435p, 442p, 452p, 502p], - [ -, 401p, 408p, 419p, 430p, 450p, 457p, 507p, 517p], - [ -, 416p, 423p, 434p, 445p, 505p, 512p, 522p, 532p], - [ -, 431p, 438p, 449p, 500p, 520p, 527p, 537p, 547p], - [ -, 446p, 453p, 504p, 515p, 535p, 542p, 552p, 602p], - [ -, 501p, 508p, 519p, 530p, 550p, 557p, 607p, 617p], - [ -, 516p, 523p, 534p, 545p, 605p, 612p, 622p, 632p], - [ -, 531p, 538p, 549p, 600p, 620p, 627p, 634p, 644p], - [ -, 543p, 550p, 601p, 612p, 630p, 638p, 645p, 655p], - [ -, 601p, 608p, 619p, 630p, 645p, 653p, 700p, 710p], - [ 621p, 629p, 640p, 645p, 655p, 710p, 718p, 725p, 735p], - [ 651p, 659p, 710p, 715p, 725p, 740p, 748p, 755p, 805p], - [ 721p, 729p, 740p, 745p, 755p, 810p, 818p, 825p, 835p], - [ 751p, 759p, 810p, 815p, 825p, 840p, 848p, 855p, 905p], - [ 821p, 829p, 840p, 845p, 855p, 910p, 918p, 925p, 935p], - [ 851p, 859p, 910p, 915p, 925p, 940p, 948p, 955p, 1005p], - [ 951p, 959p, 1010p, 1015p, 1025p, 1040p, 1048p, 1055p, 1105p], - [ -, -, 1110p, 1115p, 1125p, 1140p, 1148p, 1155p, 1205x] -] -stop_times_saturday: [ - [ -, -, 610a, 615a, 625a, 640a, 648a, 655a, 705a], - [ -, -, 710a, 715a, 725a, 740a, 748a, 755a, 805a], - [ 721a, 731a, 740a, 745a, 755a, 810a, 818a, 825a, 835a], - [ 751a, 801a, 810a, 815a, 825a, 840a, 848a, 855a, 905a], - [ 821a, 831a, 840a, 845a, 855a, 910a, 918a, 925a, 935a], - [ 851a, 901a, 910a, 915a, 925a, 940a, 948a, 955a, 1005a], - [ 921a, 931a, 940a, 945a, 955a, 1010a, 1018a, 1025a, 1035a], - [ 951a, 1001a, 1010a, 1015a, 1025a, 1040a, 1048a, 1055a, 1105a], - [ 1021a, 1031a, 1040a, 1045a, 1055a, 1110a, 1118a, 1125a, 1135a], - [ 1051a, 1101a, 1110a, 1115a, 1125a, 1140a, 1148a, 1155a, 1205p], - [ 1121a, 1131a, 1140a, 1145a, 1155a, 1210p, 1218p, 1225p, 1235p], - [ 1151a, 1201p, 1210p, 1215p, 1225p, 1240p, 1248p, 1255p, 105p], - [ 1221p, 1231p, 1240p, 1245p, 1255p, 110p, 118p, 125p, 135p], - [ 1251p, 101p, 110p, 115p, 125p, 140p, 148p, 155p, 205p], - [ 121p, 131p, 140p, 145p, 155p, 210p, 218p, 225p, 235p], - [ 151p, 201p, 210p, 215p, 225p, 240p, 248p, 255p, 305p], - [ 221p, 231p, 240p, 245p, 255p, 310p, 318p, 325p, 335p], - [ 251p, 301p, 310p, 315p, 325p, 340p, 348p, 355p, 405p], - [ 321p, 331p, 340p, 345p, 355p, 410p, 418p, 425p, 435p], - [ 351p, 401p, 410p, 415p, 425p, 440p, 448p, 455p, 505p], - [ 421p, 431p, 440p, 445p, 455p, 510p, 518p, 525p, 535p], - [ 451p, 501p, 510p, 515p, 525p, 540p, 548p, 555p, 605p], - [ 521p, 531p, 540p, 545p, 555p, 610p, 618p, 625p, 635p], - [ 551p, 601p, 610p, 615p, 625p, 640p, 648p, 655p, 705p], - [ 621p, 631p, 640p, 645p, 655p, 710p, 718p, 725p, 735p], - [ 651p, 701p, 710p, 715p, 725p, 740p, 748p, 755p, 805p], - [ 721p, 731p, 740p, 745p, 752p, -, -, -, -], - [ 751p, 801p, 810p, 815p, 825p, 840p, 848p, 855p, 905p], - [ 821p, 831p, 840p, 845p, 852p, -, -, -, -], - [ 851p, 901p, 910p, 915p, 925p, 940p, 948p, 955p, 1005p], - [ 951p, 1001p, 1010p, 1015p, 1025p, 1040p, 1048p, 1055p, 1105p], - [ 1051p, 1101p, 1110p, 1115p, 1125p, 1140p, 1148p, 1155p, 1205x] -] -stop_times_sunday: [ - [ -, -, 700a, 705a, 715a, 730a, 738a, 745a, 755a], - [ -, -, 730a, 735a, 745a, 800a, 808a, 815a, 825a], - [ -, -, 800a, 805a, 815a, 830a, 838a, 845a, 855a], - [ -, -, 830a, 835a, 845a, 900a, 908a, 915a, 925a], - [ -, -, 900a, 905a, 915a, 930a, 938a, 945a, 955a], - [ -, -, 930a, 935a, 945a, 1000a, 1008a, 1015a, 1025a], - [ -, -, 1000a, 1005a, 1015a, 1030a, 1038a, 1045a, 1055a], - [ -, -, 1030a, 1035a, 1045a, 1100a, 1108a, 1115a, 1125a], - [ -, -, 1100a, 1105a, 1115a, 1130a, 1138a, 1145a, 1155a], - [ -, -, 1130a, 1135a, 1145a, 1200p, 1208p, 1215p, 1225p], - [ -, -, 1200p, 1205p, 1215p, 1230p, 1238p, 1245p, 1255p], - [ -, -, 1230p, 1235p, 1245p, 100p, 108p, 115p, 125p], - [ -, -, 100p, 105p, 115p, 130p, 138p, 145p, 155p], - [ -, -, 130p, 135p, 145p, 200p, 208p, 215p, 225p], - [ -, -, 200p, 205p, 215p, 230p, 238p, 245p, 255p], - [ -, -, 230p, 235p, 245p, 300p, 308p, 315p, 325p], - [ -, -, 300p, 305p, 315p, 330p, 338p, 345p, 355p], - [ -, -, 330p, 335p, 345p, 400p, 408p, 415p, 425p], - [ -, -, 400p, 405p, 415p, 430p, 438p, 445p, 455p], - [ -, -, 430p, 435p, 445p, 500p, 508p, 515p, 525p], - [ -, -, 500p, 505p, 515p, 530p, 538p, 545p, 555p], - [ -, -, 530p, 535p, 545p, 600p, 608p, 615p, 625p], - [ -, -, 600p, 605p, 615p, 630p, 638p, 645p, 655p], - [ -, -, 630p, 635p, 645p, 700p, 708p, 715p, 725p], - [ -, -, 700p, 705p, 715p, 730p, 738p, 745p, 755p], - [ -, -, 730p, 735p, 745p, 800p, 808p, 815p, 825p], - [ -, -, 800p, 805p, 815p, 830p, 838p, 845p, 855p], - [ -, -, 830p, 835p, 845p, 900p, 908p, 915p, 925p], - [ -, -, 900p, 905p, 915p, 930p, 938p, 945p, 955p], - [ -, -, 930p, 935p, 945p, 1000p, 1008p, 1015p, 1025p], - [ -, -, 1000p, 1005p, 1015p, 1030p, 1038p, 1045p, 1055p], - [ -, -, 1030p, 1035p, 1045p, 1100p, 1108p, 1115p, 1125p], - [ -, -, 1100p, 1105p, 1115p, 1130p, 1138p, 1145p, 1155p], - [ -, -, 1130p, 1135p, 1145p, 1200x, 1208x, 1215x, 1225x] -] --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/58-to-lucien-drive.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,39 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 58 -long_name: To Lucien Drive -time_points: [ 7284, 7412, 6087, 8640, 6031, 7445, 6575 ] -between_stops: - 7284-7412: [ 6203, 7423 ] - # nb: I haven't checked that 8328-6106 actually are served by the #58, but I'd - # be shocked if they weren't - 7412-6087: [ 7419, 7409, 7402, 6453, 6447, 6449, 6454, 6452, 8328, 8337, 8333, 8336, 8327, 8338, 6121, 6106 ] -stop_times: [ - [ -, -, -, -, -, 540a, 552a], - [ -, -, -, 555a, 600a, 610a, 622a], - [ -, -, -, 625a, 630a, 640a, 652a], - [ -, -, -, 645a, 650a, 700a, 712a], - [ -, -, -, 705a, 710a, 720a, 732a], - [ -, -, -, 725a, 730a, 740a, 752a], - [ -, -, -, 755a, 800a, 810a, 822a], - [ -, -, -, 825a, 830a, 840a, 852a], - [ -, -, -, 855a, 900a, 910a, 922a], - [ -, -, -, 955a, 1000a, 1010a, 1022a], - [ -, -, -, 1055a, 1100a, 1110a, 1122a], - [ -, -, -, 1155a, 1200p, 1210p, 1222p], - [ -, -, -, 1255p, 100p, 110p, 122p], - [ -, -, -, 155p, 200p, 210p, 222p], - [ -, -, -, 255p, 300p, 310p, 322p], - [ -, -, -, 325p, 330p, 340p, 352p], - [ 310p, 323p, 340p, 352p, 357p, 407p, 419p], - [ 330p, 343p, 400p, 412p, 417p, 427p, 439p], - [ 350p, 403p, 420p, 432p, 437p, 447p, 459p], - [ 410p, 423p, 440p, 452p, 457p, 507p, 519p], - [ 440p, 453p, 510p, 522p, 527p, 537p, 549p], - [ -, -, -, 555p, 600p, 610p, 622p], - [ -, -, -, 655p, 700p, 710p, 722p], - [ -, -, -, 755p, 800p, 810p, 822p], - [ -, -, -, 855p, 900p, 910p, 922p], - [ -, -, -, 955p, 1000p, 1010p, 1022p], - [ -, -, -, 1055p, 1100p, 1110p, 1122p], - [ -, -, -, 1155p, 1200x, 1210x, 1222x] -] --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/6-to-downtown.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,35 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 6 -long_name: To Downtown -time_points: [ 8361, 7285, 8136, 6105, 8435 ] -between_stops: - 7285-8136: [ 7274, 8135, 8133 ] - 8136-6105: [ 8147, 8149, 8150 ] - 6105-8435: [ 6108 ] -stop_times: [ - [ 615a, 627a, 634a, 645a, 648a], - [ 645a, 657a, 704a, 715a, 718a], - [ 716a, 728a, 735a, 746a, 749a], - [ 748a, 800a, 807a, 818a, 821a], - [ 818a, 830a, 837a, 848a, 851a], - [ 903a, 913a, 920a, 931a, 934a], - [ 932a, 942a, 949a, 1000a, 1003a], - [ 1032a, 1042a, 1049a, 1100a, 1103a], - [ 1132a, 1142a, 1149a, 1200p, 1203p], - [ 1232p, 1242p, 1249p, 100p, 103p], - [ 132p, 142p, 149p, 200p, 203p], - [ 232p, 242p, 249p, 300p, 303p], - [ 336p, 348p, 355p, 406p, 409p], - [ 406p, 418p, 425p, 436p, 439p], - [ 436p, 448p, 455p, 506p, 509p], - [ 506p, 518p, 525p, 536p, 539p], - [ 536p, 548p, 555p, 604p, 607p], - [ 606p, 616p, 623p, 630p, 633p], - [ 632p, 642p, 649p, 656p, 659p], - [ 732p, 742p, 749p, 756p, 759p], - [ 832p, 842p, 849p, 856p, 859p], - [ 932p, 942p, 949p, 956p, 959p], - [ 1032p, 1042p, 1049p, 1056p, 1059p], - [ 1132p, 1142p, 1149p, 1156p, 1159p], - [ 1232x, 1242x, -, -, -] -] --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/6-to-stonehaven.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,34 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 6 -long_name: To Stonehaven -time_points: [ 8435, 8137, 8643, 8361 ] -between_stops: - 8435-8137: [ 8138, 8148 ] - 8137-8643: [ 8134, 8146, 7275 ] -stop_times: [ - [ -, -, 604a, 614a], - [ -, -, 634a, 644a], - [ 648a, 658a, 705a, 715a], - [ 722a, 730a, 737a, 747a], - [ 752a, 800a, 807a, 817a], - [ 835a, 845a, 852a, 901a], - [ 905a, 915a, 922a, 931a], - [ 1005a, 1015a, 1022a, 1031a], - [ 1105a, 1115a, 1122a, 1131a], - [ 1205p, 1215p, 1222p, 1231p], - [ 105p, 115p, 122p, 131p], - [ 205p, 215p, 222p, 231p], - [ 308p, 318p, 325p, 335p], - [ 338p, 348p, 355p, 405p], - [ 408p, 418p, 425p, 435p], - [ 438p, 448p, 455p, 505p], - [ 508p, 518p, 525p, 535p], - [ 538p, 548p, 555p, 605p], - [ 605p, 615p, 622p, 631p], - [ 705p, 715p, 722p, 731p], - [ 805p, 815p, 822p, 831p], - [ 905p, 915p, 922p, 931p], - [ 1005p, 1015p, 1022p, 1031p], - [ 1105p, 1115p, 1122p, 1131p], - [ 1205x, 1215x, 1222x, 1231x] -] --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/7-gottingen-to-robie.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,114 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 7 -long_name: Gottingen to Robie via Downtown and South Street -time_points: [ 7378, 6770, 6105, 6114, 8184, 8180, 8165 ] -between_stops: - 7378-6770: [ 7368, 7361, 7382, 7370, 7362, 7365, 7364 ] - 6770-6105: [ 6783, 6776, 6777, 6781, 6774, 6780, 6786, 6790, 6771 ] - 6105-6114: [ 6108, 6103, 6102 ] - 6114-8184: [ 6097, 8294, 8292, 8300, 8301, 8298, 8297, 8220, 8187, 8185, 8219, 8179 ] - 8184-8180: [ 8206, 8221, 8222, 8181, 8210, 8201, 8251, 8192, 8209, 8217, 8204, 8207 ] - 8180-8165: [ 8211, 7131 ] -stop_times: [ - [ 605a, 612a, 620a, 627a, 636a, 643a, 647a], - [ 625a, 632a, 640a, 647a, 656a, 703a, 707a], - [ 650a, 657a, 705a, 712a, 721a, 728a, 732a], - [ 710a, 717a, 725a, 732a, 741a, 748a, 752a], - [ 730a, 737a, 745a, 752a, 801a, 808a, 812a], - [ 750a, 757a, 805a, 812a, 821a, 828a, 832a], - [ 810a, 817a, 825a, 832a, 841a, 848a, 852a], - [ 830a, 837a, 845a, 852a, 901a, 908a, 912a], - [ 850a, 857a, 905a, 912a, 921a, 928a, 932a], - [ 920a, 927a, 937a, 944a, 952a, 1001a, 1005a], - [ 950a, 957a, 1007a, 1014a, 1023a, 1031a, 1035a], - [ 1020a, 1027a, 1037a, 1044a, 1053a, 1101a, 1105a], - [ 1050a, 1057a, 1107a, 1114a, 1123a, 1131a, 1135a], - [ 1120a, 1127a, 1137a, 1144a, 1153a, 1201p, 1205p], - [ 1150a, 1157a, 1207p, 1214p, 1223p, 1231p, 1235p], - [ 1220p, 1227p, 1237p, 1244p, 1253p, 102p, 106p], - [ 1250p, 1257p, 107p, 114p, 124p, 136p, 140p], - [ 120p, 127p, 137p, 144p, 154p, 206p, 210p], - [ 150p, 157p, 207p, 214p, 224p, 236p, 240p], - [ 220p, 227p, 237p, 244p, 254p, 306p, 310p], - [ 240p, 247p, 257p, 304p, 314p, 326p, 330p], - [ 300p, 307p, 317p, 324p, 334p, 346p, 350p], - [ 320p, 327p, 337p, 344p, 354p, 406p, 410p], - [ 340p, 347p, 357p, 404p, 414p, 426p, 430p], - [ 400p, 407p, 417p, 424p, 434p, 446p, 450p], - [ 420p, 427p, 437p, 444p, 454p, 506p, 510p], - [ 440p, 447p, 457p, 504p, 514p, 526p, 530p], - [ 500p, 507p, 517p, 524p, 534p, 540p, 544p], - [ 520p, 527p, 535p, 541p, 551p, 556p, 600p], - [ 550p, 557p, 605p, 611p, 620p, 626p, 630p], - [ 620p, 627p, 635p, 641p, 650p, 656p, 700p], - [ 650p, 657p, 705p, 711p, 720p, 726p, 730p], - [ 720p, 727p, 735p, 741p, 750p, 756p, 800p], - [ 750p, 757p, 805p, 811p, 820p, 826p, 830p], - [ 820p, 827p, 835p, 841p, 850p, 856p, 900p], - [ 850p, 857p, 905p, 911p, 920p, 926p, 930p], - [ 920p, 927p, 935p, 941p, 950p, 956p, 1000p], - [ 950p, 957p, 1005p, 1011p, 1020p, 1026p, 1030p], - [ 1020p, 1027p, 1035p, 1041p, 1050p, 1056p, 1100p], - [ 1050p, 1057p, 1105p, 1111p, 1120p, 1126p, 1130p], - [ 1120p, 1127p, 1135p, 1141p, 1150p, 1156p, 1200x], - [ 1150p, 1157p, 1205x, 1211x, 1220x, 1226x, 1230x] -] -stop_times_saturday: [ - [ 655a, 702a, 710a, 716a, 725a, 731a, 735a], - [ 755a, 802a, 810a, 816a, 825a, 831a, 835a], - [ 825a, 832a, 840a, 846a, 855a, 901a, 905a], - [ 855a, 902a, 910a, 916a, 925a, 931a, 935a], - [ 925a, 932a, 940a, 946a, 955a, 1001a, 1005a], - [ 955a, 1002a, 1010a, 1016a, 1025a, 1031a, 1035a], - [ 1025a, 1032a, 1040a, 1046a, 1055a, 1101a, 1105a], - [ 1055a, 1102a, 1110a, 1116a, 1125a, 1131a, 1135a], - [ 1125a, 1132a, 1140a, 1146a, 1155a, 1201p, 1205p], - [ 1155a, 1202p, 1210p, 1216p, 1225p, 1231p, 1235p], - [ 1225p, 1232p, 1240p, 1246p, 1255p, 101p, 105p], - [ 1255p, 102p, 110p, 116p, 125p, 131p, 135p], - [ 125p, 132p, 140p, 146p, 155p, 201p, 205p], - [ 155p, 202p, 210p, 216p, 225p, 231p, 235p], - [ 225p, 232p, 240p, 246p, 255p, 301p, 305p], - [ 255p, 302p, 310p, 316p, 325p, 331p, 335p], - [ 325p, 332p, 340p, 346p, 355p, 401p, 405p], - [ 355p, 402p, 410p, 416p, 425p, 431p, 435p], - [ 425p, 432p, 440p, 446p, 455p, 501p, 505p], - [ 455p, 502p, 510p, 516p, 525p, 531p, 535p], - [ 525p, 532p, 540p, 546p, 555p, 601p, 605p], - [ 555p, 602p, 610p, 616p, 625p, 631p, 635p], - [ 625p, 632p, 640p, 646p, 655p, 701p, 705p], - [ 655p, 702p, 710p, 716p, 725p, 731p, 735p], - [ 725p, 732p, 740p, 746p, 755p, 801p, 805p], - [ 755p, 802p, 810p, 816p, 825p, 831p, 835p], - [ 825p, 832p, 840p, 846p, 855p, 901p, 905p], - [ 855p, 902p, 910p, 916p, 925p, 931p, 935p], - [ 925p, 932p, 940p, 946p, 955p, 1001p, 1005p], - [ 955p, 1002p, 1010p, 1016p, 1025p, 1031p, 1035p], - [ 1025p, 1032p, 1040p, 1046p, 1055p, 1101p, 1105p], - [ 1055p, 1102p, 1110p, 1116p, 1125p, 1131p, 1135p], - [ 1155p, 1202x, 1210x, 1216x, 1225x, 1231x, 1235x] -] -stop_times_sunday: [ - [ 745a, 752a, 800a, 805a, 814a, 820a, 824a], - [ 830a, 837a, 845a, 850a, 859a, 905a, 909a], - [ 915a, 922a, 930a, 935a, 944a, 950a, 954a], - [ 1000a, 1007a, 1015a, 1020a, 1029a, 1035a, 1039a], - [ 1045a, 1052a, 1100a, 1105a, 1114a, 1120a, 1124a], - [ 1130a, 1137a, 1145a, 1150a, 1159a, 1205p, 1209p], - [ 1215p, 1222p, 1230p, 1235p, 1244p, 1250p, 1254p], - [ 100p, 107p, 115p, 120p, 129p, 135p, 139p], - [ 145p, 152p, 200p, 205p, 214p, 220p, 224p], - [ 230p, 237p, 245p, 250p, 259p, 305p, 309p], - [ 315p, 322p, 330p, 335p, 344p, 350p, 354p], - [ 400p, 407p, 415p, 420p, 429p, 435p, 439p], - [ 445p, 452p, 500p, 505p, 514p, 520p, 524p], - [ 530p, 537p, 545p, 550p, 559p, 605p, 609p], - [ 615p, 622p, 630p, 635p, 644p, 650p, 654p], - [ 700p, 707p, 715p, 720p, 729p, 735p, 739p], - [ 745p, 752p, 800p, 805p, 814p, 820p, 824p], - [ 830p, 837p, 845p, 850p, 859p, 905p, 909p], - [ 915p, 922p, 930p, 935p, 944p, 950p, 954p], - [ 1000p, 1007p, 1015p, 1020p, 1029p, 1035p, 1039p], - [ 1045p, 1052p, 1100p, 1105p, 1114p, 1120p, 1124p], - [ 1130p, 1137p, 1145p, 1150p, 1159p, 1205x, 1209x] -] --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/7-robie-to-gottingen.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,58 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 7 -long_name: Robie to Gottingen via South Street and Downtown -time_points: [ 8165, 8208, 8214, 6096, 6087, 7366, 7378 ] -between_stops: - 8165-8208: [ 7133, 8212 ] - 8208-8214: [ 8203, 8197, 8218, 8193, 8202, 8182, 8213, 8178, 8205, 8190 ] - 8214-6096: [ 8183, 8196, 8195, 8194, 8186, 8188, 8296, 8303, 8305, 8295, 8299, 8293 ] - 6096-6087: [ 6113, 6124 ] - 6087-7366: [ 6455, 6773, 6778, 6779, 6775, 6787, 6769, 6785, 6768, 6782 ] - 7366-7378: [ 7377, 7381, 7374, 7369, 7373, 7376, 7360 ] -stop_times: [ - [ 600a, 604a, 614a, 621a, 628a, 637a, 645a], - [ 620a, 624a, 634a, 641a, 648a, 657a, 705a], - [ 640a, 644a, 654a, 701a, 708a, 717a, 725a], - [ 700a, 704a, 714a, 721a, 728a, 737a, 745a], - [ 720a, 724a, 734a, 741a, 748a, 757a, 805a], - [ 740a, 744a, 754a, 801a, 808a, 817a, 825a], - [ 800a, 804a, 814a, 821a, 828a, 837a, 845a], - [ 820a, 824a, 834a, 841a, 848a, 857a, 905a], - [ 840a, 844a, 854a, 901a, 908a, 917a, 925a], - [ 900a, 904a, 914a, 921a, 928a, 937a, 945a], - [ 930a, 934a, 944a, 951a, 958a, 1007a, 1015a], - [ 1000a, 1004a, 1014a, 1021a, 1028a, 1037a, 1045a], - [ 1030a, 1034a, 1044a, 1051a, 1058a, 1107a, 1115a], - [ 1100a, 1104a, 1114a, 1121a, 1128a, 1137a, 1145a], - [ 1130a, 1134a, 1144a, 1151a, 1158a, 1207p, 1215p], - [ 1200p, 1204p, 1214p, 1221p, 1228p, 1237p, 1245p], - [ 1230p, 1234p, 1244p, 1251p, 1258p, 108p, 116p], - [ 100p, 104p, 116p, 124p, 132p, 142p, 150p], - [ 130p, 134p, 146p, 154p, 202p, 212p, 220p], - [ 200p, 204p, 216p, 224p, 232p, 242p, 250p], - [ 230p, 234p, 246p, 254p, 302p, 312p, 320p], - [ 250p, 254p, 306p, 314p, 322p, 332p, 340p], - [ 310p, 314p, 326p, 334p, 342p, 352p, 400p], - [ 330p, 334p, 346p, 354p, 402p, 412p, 420p], - [ 350p, 354p, 406p, 414p, 422p, 432p, 440p], - [ 410p, 414p, 426p, 434p, 442p, 452p, 500p], - [ 430p, 434p, 446p, 454p, 502p, 512p, 520p], - [ 450p, 454p, 506p, 514p, 522p, 531p, 539p], - [ 510p, 514p, 526p, 534p, 540p, 547p, 555p], - [ 530p, 534p, 541p, 548p, 555p, 602p, 610p], - [ 550p, 554p, 601p, 608p, 615p, 622p, 630p], - [ 610p, 614p, 621p, 628p, 635p, 642p, 650p], - [ 640p, 644p, 651p, 658p, 705p, 712p, 720p], - [ 710p, 714p, 721p, 728p, 735p, 742p, 750p], - [ 740p, 744p, 751p, 758p, 805p, 812p, 820p], - [ 810p, 814p, 821p, 828p, 835p, 842p, 850p], - [ 840p, 844p, 851p, 858p, 905p, 912p, 920p], - [ 910p, 914p, 921p, 928p, 935p, 942p, 950p], - [ 940p, 944p, 951p, 958p, 1005p, 1012p, 1020p], - [ 1010p, 1014p, 1021p, 1028p, 1035p, 1042p, 1050p], - [ 1040p, 1044p, 1051p, 1058p, 1105p, 1112p, 1120p], - [ 1110p, 1114p, 1121p, 1128p, 1135p, 1142p, 1150p], - [ 1140p, 1144p, 1151p, 1158p, 1205x, 1212x, 1220x], - [ 1210x, 1214x, 1221x, 1228x, 1235x, 1242x, 1250x] -] - --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/80-to-bedford-halifax.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,132 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 80 -long_name: To Bedford - Halifax -time_points: [ 8260, 8646, 6236, 6216, 6564, 8214, 6087, 8414 ] -between_stops: - 6216-6564: [ 6982, 6985, 8262 ] - 6564-8214: [ 6197, 6193, 6203, 8633, 8193, 8202, 8182, 8213, 8178, 8205, 8190 ] - 8214-6087: [ 8183, 8196, 8195, 8194, 8328, 8337, 8333, 8336, 8327, 8338, 6121, 6106 ] -stop_times: [ - [ 542a, 554a, 602a, 618a, 625a, 635a, 645a, 647a], - [ 633a, 645a, 653a, 708a, 718a, 729a, 746a, 748a], - [ 706a, 721a, 728a, 743a, 753a, 804a, 821a, 823a], - [ 733a, 748a, 755a, 810a, 820a, 831a, 848a, 850a], - [ 800a, 815a, 822a, 837a, 845a, 856a, 913a, 915a], - [ 829a, 844a, 851a, 906a, 914a, 925a, 942a, 944a], - [ 859a, 914a, 921a, 936a, 944a, 955a, 1012a, 1014a], - [ 929a, 944a, 951a, 1006a, 1014a, 1025a, 1042a, 1044a], - [ 959a, 1014a, 1021a, 1036a, 1044a, 1055a, 1112a, 1114a], - [ 1029a, 1044a, 1051a, 1106a, 1114a, 1125a, 1142a, 1144a], - [ 1059a, 1114a, 1121a, 1136a, 1144a, 1155a, 1212p, 1214p], - [ 1129a, 1144a, 1151a, 1206p, 1214p, 1225p, 1242p, 1244p], - [ 1159a, 1214p, 1221p, 1236p, 1244p, 1255p, 112p, 114p], - [ 1229p, 1244p, 1251p, 106p, 114p, 125p, 142p, 144p], - [ 1259p, 114p, 121p, 136p, 144p, 155p, 212p, 214p], - [ 129p, 144p, 151p, 206p, 214p, 225p, 242p, 244p], - [ 159p, 214p, 221p, 236p, 244p, 255p, 312p, 314p], - [ 229p, 244p, 251p, 306p, 314p, 325p, 342p, 344p], - [ 259p, 314p, 321p, 336p, 344p, 355p, 412p, 414p], - [ 329p, 344p, 351p, 406p, 414p, 425p, 442p, 444p], - [ 359p, 414p, 421p, 436p, 444p, 455p, 512p, 514p], - [ 429p, 444p, 451p, 506p, 514p, 525p, 542p, 544p], - [ 459p, 514p, 521p, 536p, 544p, 555p, 607p, 609p], - [ 526p, 541p, 548p, 603p, 607p, 618p, 628p, 630p], - [ 551p, 605p, 610p, 626p, 630p, 641p, 651p, 653p], - [ 621p, 633p, 638p, 654p, 658p, 709p, 719p, 721p], - [ 651p, 703p, 708p, 724p, 728p, 739p, 749p, 751p], - [ 721p, 733p, 738p, 754p, 758p, 809p, 819p, 821p], - [ 751p, 803p, 808p, 824p, 828p, 839p, 849p, 851p], - [ 821p, 833p, 838p, 854p, 858p, 909p, 919p, 921p], - [ 851p, 903p, 908p, 924p, 928p, 939p, 949p, 951p], - [ 921p, 933p, 938p, 954p, 958p, 1009p, 1019p, 1021p], - [ 951p, 1003p, 1008p, 1024p, 1028p, 1039p, 1049p, 1051p], - [ 1021p, 1033p, 1038p, 1054p, 1058p, 1109p, 1119p, 1121p], - [ 1121p, 1133p, 1138p, 1154p, 1158p, 1209x, 1219x, 1221x], - [ 1216x, 1228x, -, -, -, -, -, -], - [ 116x, 128x, -, -, -, -, -, -] -] -stop_times_saturday: [ - [ 545a, 557a, 603a, 613a, 622a, 633a, 643a, 645a], - [ 615a, 627a, 633a, 643a, 652a, 703a, 713a, 715a], - [ 645a, 657a, 703a, 713a, 722a, 734a, 744a, 745a], - [ 725a, 738a, 744a, 754a, 803a, 815a, 825a, 827a], - [ 755a, 808a, 814a, 824a, 833a, 845a, 855a, 857a], - [ 825a, 838a, 844a, 854a, 903a, 915a, 925a, 927a], - [ 855a, 908a, 914a, 924a, 933a, 945a, 955a, 957a], - [ 925a, 938a, 944a, 954a, 1003a, 1015a, 1025a, 1027a], - [ 955a, 1008a, 1014a, 1024a, 1033a, 1045a, 1055a, 1057a], - [ 1025a, 1038a, 1044a, 1054a, 1103a, 1115a, 1125a, 1127a], - [ 1055a, 1108a, 1114a, 1124a, 1133a, 1145a, 1155a, 1157a], - [ 1125a, 1138a, 1144a, 1154a, 1203p, 1215p, 1225p, 1227p], - [ 1155a, 1208p, 1214p, 1224p, 1233p, 1245p, 1255p, 1257p], - [ 1225p, 1238p, 1244p, 1254p, 103p, 115p, 125p, 127p], - [ 1255p, 108p, 114p, 124p, 133p, 145p, 155p, 157p], - [ 125p, 138p, 144p, 154p, 203p, 215p, 225p, 227p], - [ 155p, 208p, 214p, 224p, 233p, 245p, 255p, 257p], - [ 225p, 238p, 244p, 254p, 303p, 315p, 325p, 327p], - [ 255p, 308p, 314p, 324p, 333p, 345p, 355p, 357p], - [ 325p, 338p, 344p, 354p, 403p, 415p, 425p, 427p], - [ 355p, 408p, 414p, 424p, 433p, 445p, 455p, 457p], - [ 425p, 438p, 444p, 454p, 503p, 515p, 525p, 527p], - [ 455p, 508p, 514p, 524p, 533p, 545p, 555p, 557p], - [ 525p, 538p, 544p, 554p, 603p, 615p, 625p, 627p], - [ 555p, 608p, 614p, 624p, 633p, 645p, 655p, 657p], - [ 635p, 648p, 654p, 704p, 713p, 725p, 735p, 737p], - [ 705p, 718p, 724p, 734p, 743p, 755p, 805p, 807p], - [ 735p, 748p, 754p, 804p, 813p, 825p, 835p, 837p], - [ 805p, 818p, 824p, 834p, 843p, 855p, 905p, 907p], - [ 835p, 848p, 854p, 904p, 913p, 925p, 935p, 937p], - [ 905p, 918p, 924p, 934p, 943p, 955p, 1005p, 1007p], - [ 935p, 948p, 954p, 1004p, 1013p, 1023p, 1033p, 1035p], - [ 1005p, 1017p, 1023p, 1033p, 1042p, 1052p, 1102p, 1104p], - [ 1107p, 1119p, 1125p, 1135p, 1144p, 1154p, 1204x, 1206x], - [ 1207x, 1219x, 1225x, -, -, -, -, -], - [ 107x, 119x, 125x, -, -, -, -, -] -] -stop_times_sunday: [ - [ 545a, 605a, 610a, 622a, 630a, 640a, 650a, 652a], - [ 645a, 705a, 710a, 722a, 730a, 740a, 750a, 752a], - [ 715a, 735a, 740a, 752a, 800a, 810a, 820a, 822a], - [ 745a, 805a, 810a, 822a, 830a, 840a, 850a, 852a], - [ 815a, 835a, 840a, 852a, 900a, 910a, 920a, 922a], - [ 845a, 905a, 910a, 922a, 930a, 940a, 950a, 952a], - [ 915a, 935a, 940a, 952a, 1000a, 1010a, 1020a, 1022a], - [ 945a, 1005a, 1010a, 1022a, 1030a, 1040a, 1050a, 1052a], - [ 1015a, 1035a, 1040a, 1052a, 1100a, 1110a, 1120a, 1122a], - [ 1045a, 1105a, 1110a, 1122a, 1130a, 1140a, 1150a, 1152a], - [ 1115a, 1135a, 1140a, 1152a, 1200p, 1210p, 1220p, 1222p], - [ 1135a, 1155a, 1200p, 1212p, 1220p, 1230p, 1240p, 1242p], - [ 1155a, 1215p, 1220p, 1232p, 1240p, 1250p, 100p, 102p], - [ 1215p, 1235p, 1240p, 1252p, 100p, 110p, 120p, 122p], - [ 1235p, 1255p, 100p, 112p, 120p, 130p, 140p, 142p], - [ 1255p, 115p, 120p, 132p, 140p, 150p, 200p, 202p], - [ 115p, 135p, 140p, 152p, 200p, 210p, 220p, 222p], - [ 135p, 155p, 200p, 212p, 220p, 230p, 240p, 242p], - [ 155p, 215p, 220p, 232p, 240p, 250p, 300p, 302p], - [ 215p, 235p, 240p, 252p, 300p, 310p, 320p, 322p], - [ 235p, 255p, 300p, 312p, 320p, 330p, 340p, 342p], - [ 255p, 315p, 320p, 332p, 340p, 350p, 400p, 402p], - [ 315p, 335p, 340p, 352p, 400p, 410p, 420p, 422p], - [ 335p, 355p, 400p, 412p, 420p, 430p, 440p, 442p], - [ 355p, 415p, 420p, 432p, 440p, 450p, 500p, 502p], - [ 415p, 435p, 440p, 452p, 500p, 510p, 520p, 522p], - [ 435p, 455p, 500p, 512p, 520p, 530p, 540p, 542p], - [ 455p, 515p, 520p, 532p, 540p, 550p, 600p, 602p], - [ 515p, 535p, 540p, 552p, 600p, 610p, 620p, 622p], - [ 535p, 555p, 600p, 612p, 620p, 630p, 640p, 642p], - [ 555p, 615p, 620p, 632p, 640p, 650p, 700p, 702p], - [ 615p, 635p, 640p, 652p, 700p, 710p, 720p, 722p], - [ 635p, 655p, 700p, 712p, 720p, 730p, 740p, 742p], - [ 655p, 715p, 720p, 732p, 740p, 750p, 800p, 802p], - [ 715p, 735p, 740p, 752p, 800p, 810p, 820p, 822p], - [ 735p, 755p, 800p, 812p, 820p, 830p, 840p, 842p], - [ 755p, 815p, 820p, 832p, 840p, 850p, 900p, 902p], - [ 815p, 835p, 840p, 852p, 900p, 910p, 920p, 922p], - [ 835p, 855p, 900p, 912p, 920p, 930p, 940p, 942p], - [ 855p, 915p, 920p, 932p, 940p, 950p, 1000p, 1002p], - [ 915p, 935p, 940p, 952p, 1000p, 1010p, 1020p, 1022p], - [ 945p, 1005p, 1010p, 1022p, 1030p, 1040p, 1050p, 1052p], - [ 1015p, 1035p, 1040p, 1052p, 1100p, 1110p, 1120p, 1122p], - [ 1115p, 1135p, 1140p, 1152p, 1200x, 1210x, 1220x, 1222x], - [ 1215x, 1235x, 1240x, -, -, -, -, -] -] --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/80-to-bedford-sackville.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,130 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 80 -long_name: To Bedford - Sackville -time_points: [ 8414, 6105, 8184, 6563, 6219, 6238, 6445, 8260 ] -between_stops: - 6105-8184: [ 6108, 6103, 6102, 6122, 8331, 8330, 8334, 8335, 8329, 8185, 8219, 8179 ] - 8184-6563: [ 8206, 8221, 8222, 8181, 8210, 8201, 8251, 8629, 8634, 6192, 6196, 6201, 6200, 6199, 6198 ] - 6563-6219: [ 6565, 6984, 6983 ] -stop_times: [ - [ -, -, -, -, -, 519a, 525a, -], - [ -, -, -, -, -, 608a, 615a, 628a], - [ 552a, 555a, 605a, 615a, 619a, 634a, 640a, 658a], - [ 618a, 621a, 631a, 641a, 645a, 701a, 709a, 725a], - [ 642a, 645a, 655a, 708a, 713a, 731a, 738a, 752a], - [ 707a, 710a, 722a, 737a, 742a, 800a, 808a, 821a], - [ 737a, 740a, 752a, 807a, 812a, 830a, 838a, 851a], - [ 807a, 810a, 822a, 837a, 842a, 900a, 908a, 921a], - [ 837a, 840a, 852a, 907a, 912a, 930a, 938a, 951a], - [ 907a, 910a, 922a, 937a, 942a, 1000a, 1008a, 1021a], - [ 937a, 940a, 952a, 1007a, 1012a, 1030a, 1038a, 1051a], - [ 1007a, 1010a, 1022a, 1037a, 1042a, 1100a, 1108a, 1121a], - [ 1037a, 1040a, 1052a, 1107a, 1112a, 1130a, 1138a, 1151a], - [ 1107a, 1110a, 1122a, 1137a, 1142a, 1200p, 1208p, 1221p], - [ 1137a, 1140a, 1152a, 1207p, 1212p, 1230p, 1238p, 1251p], - [ 1207p, 1210p, 1222p, 1237p, 1242p, 100p, 108p, 121p], - [ 1237p, 1240p, 1252p, 107p, 112p, 130p, 138p, 151p], - [ 107p, 110p, 122p, 137p, 142p, 200p, 208p, 221p], - [ 127p, 130p, 142p, 157p, 202p, 220p, 228p, 241p], - [ 147p, 150p, 202p, 217p, 222p, 240p, 248p, 301p], - [ 207p, 210p, 222p, 237p, 242p, 300p, 308p, 321p], - [ 222p, 225p, 237p, 252p, 257p, 315p, 323p, 336p], - [ 235p, 238p, 250p, 305p, 310p, 328p, 338p, 351p], - [ 249p, 252p, 304p, 319p, 324p, 343p, 353p, 406p], - [ 303p, 306p, 318p, 334p, 342p, 401p, 411p, 424p], - [ 316p, 319p, 331p, 350p, 358p, 417p, 427p, 440p], - [ 331p, 334p, 346p, 405p, 413p, 432p, 442p, 455p], - [ 346p, 349p, 401p, 420p, 428p, 447p, 457p, 510p], - [ 401p, 404p, 416p, 435p, 443p, 502p, 512p, 525p], - [ 416p, 419p, 431p, 450p, 458p, 517p, 527p, 540p], - [ 431p, 434p, 446p, 505p, 513p, 532p, 542p, 555p], - [ 446p, 449p, 501p, 520p, 528p, 546p, 553p, 606p], - [ 502p, 505p, 517p, 536p, 544p, 557p, 604p, 617p], - [ 522p, 525p, 537p, 553p, 558p, 611p, 618p, 631p], - [ 542p, 545p, 555p, 608p, 613p, 626p, 633p, 646p], - [ 608p, 610p, 620p, 633p, 638p, 651p, 658p, 711p], - [ 638p, 640p, 650p, 703p, 708p, 721p, 728p, 741p], - [ 708p, 710p, 720p, 733p, 738p, 751p, 758p, 811p], - [ 738p, 740p, 750p, 803p, 808p, 821p, 828p, 841p], - [ 808p, 810p, 820p, 833p, 838p, 851p, 858p, 911p], - [ 838p, 840p, 850p, 903p, 908p, 921p, 928p, 941p], - [ 908p, 910p, 920p, 933p, 938p, 951p, 958p, 1011p], - [ 1008p, 1010p, 1020p, 1033p, 1038p, 1051p, 1058p, 1111p], - [ 1108p, 1110p, 1120p, 1133p, 1138p, 1151p, 1158p, 1211x], - [ 1208x, 1210x, 1220x, 1233x, 1238x, 1251x, 1258x, 111x] -] -stop_times_saturday: [ - [ -, -, -, -, -, 553a, 602a, 615a], - [ -, -, -, -, -, 623a, 632a, 645a], - [ 615a, 618a, 626a, 638a, 644a, 653a, 702a, 714a], - [ 645a, 648a, 658a, 710a, 716a, 725a, 734a, 747a], - [ 715a, 718a, 726a, 738a, 744a, 753a, 802a, 814a], - [ 745a, 748a, 758a, 810a, 816a, 825a, 834a, 847a], - [ 813a, 816a, 826a, 838a, 844a, 853a, 902a, 914a], - [ 837a, 840a, 852a, 907a, 913a, 922a, 931a, 944a], - [ 907a, 910a, 922a, 937a, 943a, 952a, 1001a, 1014a], - [ 937a, 940a, 952a, 1007a, 1013a, 1022a, 1031a, 1044a], - [ 1007a, 1010a, 1022a, 1037a, 1043a, 1052a, 1101a, 1114a], - [ 1037a, 1040a, 1052a, 1107a, 1113a, 1122a, 1131a, 1144a], - [ 1107a, 1110a, 1122a, 1137a, 1143a, 1152a, 1201p, 1214p], - [ 1137a, 1140a, 1152a, 1207p, 1213p, 1222p, 1231p, 1244p], - [ 1207p, 1210p, 1222p, 1237p, 1243p, 1252p, 101p, 114p], - [ 1237p, 1240p, 1252p, 107p, 113p, 122p, 131p, 144p], - [ 107p, 110p, 122p, 137p, 143p, 152p, 201p, 214p], - [ 137p, 140p, 152p, 207p, 213p, 222p, 231p, 244p], - [ 207p, 210p, 222p, 237p, 243p, 252p, 301p, 314p], - [ 237p, 240p, 252p, 307p, 313p, 322p, 331p, 344p], - [ 307p, 310p, 322p, 337p, 343p, 352p, 401p, 414p], - [ 337p, 340p, 352p, 407p, 413p, 422p, 431p, 444p], - [ 407p, 410p, 422p, 437p, 443p, 452p, 501p, 514p], - [ 437p, 440p, 452p, 507p, 513p, 522p, 531p, 544p], - [ 507p, 510p, 522p, 537p, 543p, 552p, 601p, 614p], - [ 537p, 540p, 552p, 607p, 613p, 622p, 631p, 644p], - [ 607p, 610p, 622p, 637p, 643p, 652p, 701p, 714p], - [ 637p, 640p, 652p, 707p, 713p, 722p, 731p, 744p], - [ 707p, 710p, 722p, 737p, 743p, 752p, 801p, 814p], - [ 737p, 740p, 752p, 807p, 813p, 822p, 831p, 844p], - [ 807p, 810p, 822p, 837p, 843p, 852p, 901p, 914p], - [ 837p, 840p, 852p, 907p, 913p, 922p, 931p, 944p], - [ 907p, 910p, 922p, 937p, 943p, 952p, 1001p, 1014p], - [ 937p, 940p, 952p, 1006p, 1012p, 1020p, 1028p, 1041p], - [ 1007p, 1010p, 1020p, 1032p, 1038p, 1046p, 1054p, 1107p], - [ 1037p, 1040p, 1050p, 1102p, 1108p, 1116p, 1124p, 1137p], - [ 1107p, 1110p, 1120p, 1132p, 1138p, 1146p, 1154p, 1207x], - [ 1207x, 1210x, 1220x, 1232x, 1238x, 1246x, 1254x, 107x] -] -stop_times_sunday: [ - [ -, -, -, -, -, 642a, 650a, 707a], - [ -, -, -, -, 659a, 712a, 720a, 737a], - [ 657a, 700a, 710a, 722a, 729a, 742a, 750a, 807a], - [ 727a, 730a, 740a, 752a, 759a, 812a, 820a, 837a], - [ 757a, 800a, 810a, 822a, 829a, 842a, 850a, 907a], - [ 827a, 830a, 840a, 852a, 859a, 912a, 920a, 937a], - [ 857a, 900a, 910a, 922a, 929a, 942a, 950a, 1007a], - [ 927a, 930a, 940a, 952a, 959a, 1012a, 1020a, 1037a], - [ 957a, 1000a, 1010a, 1022a, 1029a, 1042a, 1050a, 1107a], - [ 1027a, 1030a, 1040a, 1052a, 1059a, 1112a, 1120a, 1137a], - [ 1057a, 1100a, 1110a, 1122a, 1129a, 1142a, 1150a, 1207p], - [ 1127a, 1130a, 1140a, 1152a, 1159a, 1212p, 1220p, 1237p], - [ 1157a, 1200p, 1210p, 1222p, 1229p, 1242p, 1250p, 107p], - [ 1227p, 1230p, 1240p, 1252p, 1259p, 112p, 120p, 137p], - [ 1257p, 100p, 110p, 122p, 129p, 142p, 150p, 207p], - [ 127p, 130p, 140p, 152p, 159p, 212p, 220p, 237p], - [ 157p, 200p, 210p, 222p, 229p, 242p, 250p, 307p], - [ 227p, 230p, 240p, 252p, 259p, 312p, 320p, 337p], - [ 257p, 300p, 310p, 322p, 329p, 342p, 350p, 407p], - [ 327p, 330p, 340p, 352p, 359p, 412p, 420p, 437p], - [ 357p, 400p, 410p, 422p, 429p, 442p, 450p, 507p], - [ 427p, 430p, 440p, 452p, 459p, 512p, 520p, 537p], - [ 457p, 500p, 510p, 522p, 529p, 542p, 550p, 607p], - [ 527p, 530p, 540p, 552p, 559p, 612p, 620p, 637p], - [ 557p, 600p, 610p, 622p, 629p, 642p, 650p, 707p], - [ 627p, 630p, 640p, 652p, 659p, 712p, 720p, 737p], - [ 657p, 700p, 710p, 722p, 729p, 742p, 750p, 807p], - [ 727p, 730p, 740p, 752p, 759p, 812p, 820p, 837p], - [ 757p, 800p, 810p, 822p, 829p, 842p, 850p, 907p], - [ 827p, 830p, 840p, 852p, 859p, 912p, 920p, 937p], - [ 857p, 900p, 910p, 922p, 929p, 942p, 950p, 1007p], - [ 957p, 1000p, 1010p, 1022p, 1029p, 1042p, 1050p, 1107p], - [ 1057p, 1100p, 1110p, 1122p, 1129p, 1142p, 1150p, 1207x] -] --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/81-to-downtown-halifax.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,38 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 81 -long_name: To Downtown Halifax -time_points: [ 7125, 6216, 6564, 8214, 6087, 8414 ] -between_stops: - 6216-6564: [ 6982, 6985, 8262 ] - 6564-8214: [ 6197, 6193, 6203, 8633, 8193, 8202, 8182, 8213, 8178, 8205, 8190 ] - 8214-6087: [ 8183, 8196, 8195, 8194, 8328, 8337, 8333, 8336, 8327, 8338 ] -stop_times: [ - [ 610a, 620a, 627a, 637a, 647a, 649a], - [ 640a, 650a, 657a, 708a, 725a, 727a], - [ 710a, 720a, 728a, 739a, 756a, 758a], - [ 740a, 750a, 758a, 809a, 826a, 828a], - [ 810a, 820a, 828a, 839a, 856a, 858a], - [ 840a, 850a, 858a, 909a, 926a, 928a], - [ 910a, 920a, 928a, 939a, 956a, 958a], - [ 940a, 950a, 958a, 1009a, 1026a, 1028a], - [ 1010a, 1020a, 1028a, 1039a, 1056a, 1058a], - [ 1040a, 1050a, 1058a, 1109a, 1126a, 1128a], - [ 1110a, 1120a, 1128a, 1139a, 1156a, 1158a], - [ 1140a, 1150a, 1158a, 1209p, 1226p, 1228p], - [ 1210p, 1220p, 1228p, 1239p, 1256p, 1258p], - [ 1240p, 1250p, 1258p, 109p, 126p, 128p], - [ 110p, 120p, 128p, 139p, 156p, 158p], - [ 140p, 150p, 158p, 209p, 226p, 228p], - [ 210p, 220p, 228p, 239p, 256p, 258p], - [ 240p, 250p, 258p, 309p, 326p, 328p], - [ 310p, 320p, 328p, 339p, 356p, 358p], - [ 340p, 350p, 358p, 409p, 426p, 428p], - [ 414p, 424p, 432p, 443p, 500p, 502p], - [ 444p, 454p, 502p, 513p, 530p, 532p], - [ 514p, 524p, 532p, 543p, 600p, 602p], - [ 544p, 554p, 602p, 613p, 623p, 625p], - [ 610p, 620p, 624p, 635p, 645p, 647p], - [ 640p, 650p, 654p, 705p, 715p, 717p], - [ 710p, 720p, 724p, 735p, 745p, 747p], - [ 740p, 750p, 754p, 805p, 815p, 817p] -] --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/81-to-hemlock-ravine.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,38 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 81 -long_name: To Hemlock Ravine -time_points: [ 8414, 6105, 8184, 6563, 6219, 7125 ] -between_stops: - 6105-8184: [ 6108, 6103, 6102, 6122, 8331, 8330, 8334, 8335, 8329 ] - 8184-6563: [ 8206, 8221, 8222, 8181, 8210, 8201, 8251, 8629, 8634, 6192, 6196, 6201, 6200, 6199, 6198 ] - 6563-6219: [ 6565, 6984, 6983 ] -stop_times: [ - [ -, -, -, -, 600a, 610a], - [ 603a, 606a, 616a, 626a, 630a, 640a], - [ 633a, 636a, 646a, 656a, 700a, 710a], - [ 655a, 658a, 710a, 725a, 730a, 740a], - [ 725a, 728a, 740a, 755a, 800a, 810a], - [ 755a, 758a, 810a, 825a, 830a, 840a], - [ 825a, 828a, 840a, 855a, 900a, 910a], - [ 855a, 858a, 910a, 925a, 930a, 940a], - [ 925a, 928a, 940a, 955a, 1000a, 1010a], - [ 955a, 958a, 1010a, 1025a, 1030a, 1040a], - [ 1025a, 1028a, 1040a, 1055a, 1100a, 1110a], - [ 1055a, 1058a, 1110a, 1125a, 1130a, 1140a], - [ 1125a, 1128a, 1140a, 1155a, 1200p, 1210p], - [ 1155a, 1158a, 1210p, 1225p, 1230p, 1240p], - [ 1225p, 1228p, 1240p, 1255p, 100p, 110p], - [ 1255p, 1258p, 110p, 125p, 130p, 140p], - [ 125p, 128p, 140p, 155p, 200p, 210p], - [ 155p, 158p, 210p, 225p, 230p, 240p], - [ 225p, 228p, 240p, 255p, 300p, 310p], - [ 255p, 258p, 310p, 325p, 330p, 340p], - [ 322p, 325p, 337p, 356p, 404p, 414p], - [ 352p, 355p, 407p, 426p, 434p, 444p], - [ 422p, 425p, 437p, 456p, 504p, 514p], - [ 452p, 455p, 507p, 526p, 534p, 544p], - [ 525p, 528p, 540p, 555p, 600p, 610p], - [ 600p, 602p, 612p, 625p, 630p, 640p], - [ 630p, 632p, 642p, 655p, 700p, 710p], - [ 700p, 702p, 712p, 725p, 730p, 740p] -] --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/9-to-mumford.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,45 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 9 -long_name: To Mumford Terminal -time_points: [ 8649, 8409, 6087, 6583, 7284 ] -between_stops: - 6087-6583: [ 6089, 6116, 6091, 6127, 6094, 6110, 6119, 6128, 6580, 6588, 6584, 6583 ] - 6583-7284: [ 6585, 7096, 8560 ] - 8409-6087: [ 6096, 6113, 6124 ] - 8649-6087: [ 6096, 6113, 6124 ] -stop_times: [ - [ 620a, -, 630a, 641a, 652a], - [ 650a, -, 703a, 714a, 725a], - [ 715a, -, 728a, 739a, 750a], - [ 735a, -, 748a, 759a, 810a], - [ 755a, -, 808a, 819a, 830a], - [ 815a, -, 828a, 839a, 850a], - [ 837a, -, 850a, 901a, 912a], - [ 907a, -, 920a, 931a, 942a], - [ 937a, -, 950a, 1001a, 1012a], - [ 1007a, -, 1020a, 1031a, 1042a], - [ 1037a, -, 1050a, 1101a, 1112a], - [ 1107a, -, 1120a, 1131a, 1142a], - [ 1137a, -, 1150a, 1201p, 1212p], - [ 1207p, -, 1220p, 1231p, 1242p], - [ 1237p, -, 1250p, 101p, 112p], - [ 107p, -, 120p, 131p, 142p], - [ 137p, -, 150p, 201p, 212p], - [ 207p, -, 220p, 231p, 242p], - [ 237p, -, 250p, 301p, 312p], - [ 307p, -, 320p, 331p, 342p], - [ 327p, -, 340p, 351p, 402p], - [ 347p, -, 400p, 411p, 422p], - [ 407p, -, 420p, 431p, 442p], - [ 427p, -, 440p, 451p, 502p], - [ 447p, -, 500p, 511p, 522p], - [ 507p, -, 520p, 531p, 542p], - [ 537p, -, 550p, 601p, 612p], - [ 608p, -, 620p, 631p, 640p], - [ 658p, -, 710p, 721p, 732p], - [ 758p, -, 810p, 821p, 832p], - [ -, 859p, 910p, 920p, 931p], - [ -, 1000p, 1010p, 1019p, 1030p], - [ -, 1100p, 1110p, 1119p, 1130p], - [ -, 1200x, 1210x, 1219x, 1230x] -] --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/9-to-point-pleasant-park.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,44 +1,1 @@ -short_name: 9 -long_name: To Point Pleasant Park -time_points: [ 7284, 7094, 6105, 8649 ] -between_stops: - 7284-7094: [ 7274, 6409, 6403, 6407, 8552, 8563, 8553 ] - 7094-6105: [ 6581, 6582, 6586, 6587, 6100, 6120, 6109, 6095, 6090, 6107, 6115, 6088, 6104, 6125 ] - 6105-8649: [ 6108, 6103, 6102, 6114, 6097 ] -stop_times: [ - [ 550a, 600a, 610a, 619a], - [ 615a, 625a, 635a, 646a], - [ 635a, 646a, 659a, 713a], - [ 655a, 707a, 720a, 734a], - [ 715a, 727a, 740a, 754a], - [ 735a, 747a, 800a, 814a], - [ 755a, 807a, 820a, 834a], - [ 825a, 837a, 850a, 904a], - [ 855a, 906a, 919a, 933a], - [ 925a, 935a, 948a, 1002a], - [ 955a, 1005a, 1018a, 1032a], - [ 1025a, 1035a, 1048a, 1102a], - [ 1055a, 1105a, 1118a, 1132a], - [ 1125a, 1135a, 1148a, 1202p], - [ 1155a, 1205p, 1218p, 1232p], - [ 1225p, 1235p, 1248p, 102p], - [ 1255p, 105p, 118p, 132p], - [ 125p, 135p, 148p, 202p], - [ 155p, 205p, 218p, 232p], - [ 225p, 237p, 250p, 304p], - [ 245p, 257p, 310p, 324p], - [ 305p, 317p, 330p, 344p], - [ 325p, 337p, 350p, 404p], - [ 345p, 357p, 410p, 424p], - [ 405p, 417p, 430p, 444p], - [ 425p, 437p, 450p, 504p], - [ 455p, 507p, 520p, 534p], - [ 525p, 537p, 550p, 602p], - [ 622p, 632p, 645p, 657p], - [ 722p, 732p, 745p, 757p], - [ 822p, 832p, 845p, -], - [ 922p, 932p, 942p, -], - [ 1022p, 1032p, 1042p, -], - [ 1122p, 1132p, 1142p, -] -] --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/Makefile +++ /dev/null @@ -1,36 +1,1 @@ -default: hfxfeed.zip -hfxfeed.zip: hfxtable.yml createfeed.py - ./createfeed.py --input=hfxtable.yml --output=hfxfeed.zip - -ROUTE_FILES=1-to-dartmouth.yml 1-to-mumford.yml \ - 2-to-downtown-via-north.yml 2-to-wedgewood-via-main.yml \ - 3-to-shopping-malls.yml 3-to-manors.yml \ - 4-to-farnham-gate-via-rosedale.yml 4-to-downtown-via-north.yml \ - 5-to-springvale.yml 5-to-downtown.yml \ - 6-to-stonehaven.yml 6-to-downtown.yml \ - 7-robie-to-gottingen.yml 7-gottingen-to-robie.yml \ - 9-to-point-pleasant-park.yml 9-to-mumford.yml \ - 10-to-westphal.yml 10-to-dalhousie.yml \ - 14-to-leiblin-park.yml 14-to-universities-downtown.yml \ - 17-to-hospitals-universities.yml 17-to-lacewood.yml \ - 18-to-smu.yml 18-to-lacewood.yml \ - 20-to-herring-cove.yml 20-to-mumford-downtown.yml \ - 21-to-timberlea.yml 21-to-lacewood-halifax.yml \ - 23-to-timberlea.yml 23-to-mumford-halifax.yml \ - 41-to-dalhousie.yml 41-to-bridge-terminal.yml \ - 42-to-lacewood.yml 42-to-dalhousie.yml \ - 52-to-bridge-terminal-burnside.yml 52-to-lacewood-chain-lake-drive.yml \ - 58-to-lucien-drive.yml \ - 80-to-bedford-halifax.yml 80-to-bedford-sackville.yml \ - 81-to-downtown-halifax.yml 81-to-hemlock-ravine.yml - -hfxtable.yml: hfxtable.yml.in $(ROUTE_FILES) indent-route.pl - cp hfxtable.yml.in hfxtable.yml - @$(foreach ROUTE_FILE, $(ROUTE_FILES), \ - echo "Parsing $(ROUTE_FILE)"; \ - ./indent-route.pl < $(ROUTE_FILE) >> hfxtable.yml;) - -clean: - rm -f hfxtable.yml hfxfeed.zip *~ - --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/README +++ /dev/null @@ -1,35 +1,1 @@ -=== Introduction === -This distribution contains everything required to build a basic google transit -feed for Halifax Metro Transit, Nova Scotia, Canada. Note that it is woefully -incomplete at the moment. - -Requirements: GNU Make, Perl, Python 2.5. - -=== Usage === - -First, grab a copy of google transit feed tools: - -cd $HOME/src -wget http://googletransitdatafeed.googlecode.com/files/transitfeed-1.1.7.tar.gz -tar zxvf transitfeed-1.1.7.tar.gz - -Set PYTHONPATH to the python directory in the above checkout: - -export PYTHONPATH=$HOME/src/transitfeed-1.1.7/python - -Then just type "make" to build the feed. The output at the end is "feed.zip". -For fun, you can view this feed using the snazzy transit feed view application: - -$HOME/src/transitfeed-1.1.7/python/schedule_viewer.py --feed=hfxfeed.zip - -=== Copyright === - -With the exception of createfeed.py, which is licensed under the Apache Public -License, please consider all software tools in distribution to be in the public -domain. Use them for what you will. - -I believe the Metro Transit route data is considered factual information -which can not be copyrighted. Note, however, that Metro Transit and/or -the city of Halifax may have claim over its own name and other trademarks. - --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/add-between-times.pl +++ /dev/null @@ -1,104 +1,1 @@ -#!/usr/bin/perl -use strict; - -sub parse_time { - my ($time) = @_; - - my ($hour, $minute); - - if ($time =~ /a\Z/) { - $time =~ m/([0-9]+)([0-9][0-9])a/; - ($hour, $minute) = ($1, $2); - } elsif ($time =~ /p\Z/) { - $time =~ m/([0-9]+)([0-9][0-9])p/; - ($hour, $minute) = ($1, $2); - if ($hour < 12) { - $hour += 12; - } - } elsif ($time =~ /x\Z/) { - $time =~ m/([0-9]+)([0-9][0-9])x/; - ($hour, $minute) = ($1, $2); - if ($hour == 12) { - $hour += 12; - } else { - $hour += 24; - } - } elsif ($time =~ /^\ *-\Z/) { - ($hour, $minute) = (0, 0); - # no stop at this time - } else { - print "Should not happen! Time ('$time') misformed.\n"; - exit; - } - - return ($hour, $minute); -} - -my $num_intervals = $ARGV[0] or die "No num intervals given!"; -my $interval = $ARGV[1] or die "No interval given!"; - -my @times; - -$_ = ; -print $_; - -if ($_ !~ /^\#/) { - my @timestrs; - if ($_ =~ m/\[(.*)\]/) { - my $inner = $1; - @timestrs = split (/\,/, $inner); - - } else { - @timestrs = split /\ /; - } - - foreach (@timestrs) { - my ($hour, $minute) = parse_time($_); - push @times, [ $hour, $minute ]; - } -} - -for (my $i=1; $i<($num_intervals+1); $i++) { - my $first = 1; - foreach (@times) { - my $mytime = $_; - my ($hour, $minute) = (@$mytime[0], @$mytime[1]); - if ($hour > 0 || $minute > 0) { - $minute += $interval * $i; - if ($minute > 59) { - $hour += int($minute / 60); - $minute = $minute % 60; - if ($minute < 10) { - $minute = "0" . $minute; - } - } - } - - sub print_time { - my ($hour, $minute) = @_; - if ($hour == 0 && $minute == 0) { - print "-"; - } else { - if ($hour < 12) { - print "$hour$minute" . "a"; - } else { - if ($hour > 12) { - $hour -= 12; - } - print "$hour$minute" . "p"; - } - } - } - - if (!$first) { - print " "; - print_time($hour, $minute); - } else { - $first = 0; - print_time($hour, $minute); - } - } -print "\n"; -} - --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/createfeed.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,194 +1,1 @@ -#!/usr/bin/python -# Copyright (C) 2007 Google Inc. -# Copyright (C) 2008-2009 William Lachance -# -# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); -# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. -# You may obtain a copy of the License at -# -# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 -# -# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software -# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, -# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. -# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and -# limitations under the License. - -import transitfeed -from transitfeed import ServicePeriod -from optparse import OptionParser -import yaml, sys, os.path -import re - -stops = {} - -def ProcessOptions(schedule, options): - - # the follow features are REQUIRED - agency_name = options.get('agency_name') - agency_url = options.get('agency_url') - agency_timezone = options.get('agency_timezone') - - service_periods = [] - - service_periods.append(ServicePeriod(id="weekday")) - service_periods[0].SetWeekdayService() - service_periods.append(ServicePeriod(id="saturday")) - service_periods[1].SetDayOfWeekHasService(5) - service_periods.append(ServicePeriod(id="sunday")) - service_periods[2].SetDayOfWeekHasService(6) - - # the service period options are, well, optional - for service_period in service_periods: - if options.get('start_date'): - service_period.SetStartDate(options['start_date']) - if options.get('end_date'): - service_period.SetEndDate(options['end_date']) - if options.get('add_date'): - service_period.SetDateHasService(options['add_date']) - if options.get('remove_date'): - service_period.SetDateHasService(options['remove_date'], - has_service=False) - - # Add all service period objects to the schedule - schedule.SetDefaultServicePeriod(service_periods[0], validate=False) - schedule.AddServicePeriodObject(service_periods[1], validate=False) - schedule.AddServicePeriodObject(service_periods[2], validate=False) - - if not (agency_name and agency_url and agency_timezone): - print "You must provide agency information" - - schedule.NewDefaultAgency(agency_name=agency_name, agency_url=agency_url, - agency_timezone=agency_timezone) - - -# Remove any stops from stopsdata that aren't serviced by any routes in -# routedata. -def PruneStops(stopsdata, routedata): - stopset = set() - for route in routedata: - stopset.update(route['time_points']) - for between_list in route['between_stops']: - stopset.update(route['between_stops'][between_list]) - - toprune = list() - for i, stop in enumerate(stopsdata): - if stop['stop_code'] not in stopset: - print "Pruning unused stop %s " % stop['stop_code'] - toprune.append(i) - - # Prune the list in reverse order, as the indices will change otherwise. - toprune.sort() - toprune.reverse() - for prunee in toprune: - del stopsdata[prunee] - -def AddStops(schedule, stopsdata): - for stopdata in stopsdata: - stop_code = stopdata['stop_code'] - # we have to manually add the stop instead of using AddStop, cause - # we want the stop_code - stop_id = unicode(len(schedule.stops)) - stop = transitfeed.Stop(stop_id=stop_id, lat=stopdata['lat'], - lng=stopdata['lng'], name=stopdata['name'], - stop_code=stop_code) - schedule.AddStopObject(stop) - stops[stop_code] = stop - - -def AddTripsToSchedule(schedule, route, routedata, service_id, stop_times): - - service_period = schedule.GetServicePeriod(service_id) - timerex = re.compile('^(\d+)(\d\d)([a-z])$') - - for trip in stop_times: - t = route.AddTrip(schedule, headsign=routedata['long_name'], service_period=service_period) - - if len(trip) > len(routedata['time_points']): - print "Length of trip (%s) exceeds number of time points (%s)!" % (len(trip), len(routedata['time_points'])) - class StopTimesError(Exception): pass - raise StopTimesError() - else: - trip_stops = [] # Build a list of (time, stop_code) tuples - i = 0 - for stop_time in trip: - matches = timerex.match(str(stop_time)) - if matches and len(matches.groups()) == 3: - hour, minute, shift = (int(matches.group(1)), - str(matches.group(2)), - matches.group(3)) - if shift == 'p' and hour < 12: - hour += 12 - elif shift == 'x': - if hour == 12: - hour += 12 - else: - hour += 24 - - # munge hours and minutes if they're < 10 - if hour < 10: - hour = "0" + str(hour) - - clock_time = str(hour) + ":" + minute + ":00" - seconds = transitfeed.TimeToSecondsSinceMidnight(clock_time) - trip_stops.append((seconds, routedata['time_points'][i]) ) - elif re.search(r'^\-$', str(stop_time)): - pass - else: - class InvalidStopTimeError(Exception): pass - raise InvalidStopTimeError, 'Bad stoptime "%s"' % stop_time - i = i + 1 - - trip_stops.sort() # Sort by time - prev_stop_code = None - between_stops = routedata.get('between_stops') - - for (time, stop_code) in trip_stops: - if prev_stop_code and between_stops: - between_stop_list = between_stops.get('%s-%s' % (prev_stop_code, stop_code)) - if between_stop_list: - for between_stop_code in between_stop_list: - t.AddStopTime(stop=stops[between_stop_code]) - - t.AddStopTime(stop=stops[stop_code], arrival_secs=time, - departure_secs=time) - prev_stop_code = stop_code - - - -def AddRouteToSchedule(schedule, routedata): - r = schedule.AddRoute(short_name=str(routedata['short_name']), - long_name=routedata['long_name'], - route_type='Bus') - AddTripsToSchedule(schedule, r, routedata, "weekday", routedata['stop_times']) - if routedata.get('stop_times_saturday'): - AddTripsToSchedule(schedule, r, routedata, "saturday", routedata['stop_times_saturday']) - if routedata.get('stop_times_sunday'): - AddTripsToSchedule(schedule, r, routedata, "sunday", routedata['stop_times_sunday']) - -def main(): - parser = OptionParser() - parser.add_option('--input', dest='input', - help='Path of input file') - parser.add_option('--output', dest='output', - help='Path of output file, should end in .zip') - parser.set_defaults(output='feed.zip') - (options, args) = parser.parse_args() - - schedule = transitfeed.Schedule() - stream = open(options.input, 'r') - data = yaml.load(stream) - ProcessOptions(schedule, data['options']) - PruneStops(data['stops'], data['routes']) - AddStops(schedule, data['stops']) - - for route in data['routes']: - AddRouteToSchedule(schedule, route) - - schedule.WriteGoogleTransitFeed(options.output) - - -if __name__ == '__main__': - main() - --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/hfxtable.yml.in +++ /dev/null @@ -1,530 +1,1 @@ -options: - start_date: 20080315 - end_date: 20081215 - remove_date: 20080704 - agency_name: Halifax Metro Transit - agency_url: http://www.halifax.ca/metrotransit/ - agency_timezone: America/Halifax -stops: -# the following waypoints are derived from google maps / google earth - - { name: Robie & Lady Hammond, stop_code: 8208, lat: 44.6647155, lng: -63.61677 } - - { name: Kearney Lake & Grosvenor, stop_code: 7019, lat: 44.681611, lng: -63.667767 } - - { name: Kearney Lake & Wedgewood, stop_code: 7023, lat: 44.681611, lng: -63.667767 } - - { name: Lacewood Terminal, stop_code: 7087, lat: 44.661511, lng: -63.656975 } - - { name: Lacewood Terminal, stop_code: 7086, lat: 44.661511, lng: -63.656975 } - - { name: Mumford Road & Joseph Howe, stop_code: 6612, lat: 44.648528, lng: -63.629597 } - - { name: Alma & Dutch Village, stop_code: 6032, lat: 44.659581, lng: -63.630681 } - - { name: Dunbrack & Main, stop_code: 6597, lat: 44.652714, lng: -63.649692 } - - { name: Joseph Howe Manor, stop_code: 8430, lat: 44.634822, lng: -63.576186 } - - { name: J.H. MacKenzie Manor, stop_code: 6791, lat: 44.637589, lng: -63.571281 } - - { name: Gordon B. Isnor Manor, stop_code: 6505, lat: 44.651589, lng: -63.585292 } - - { name: Ross Street & Dunbrack, stop_code: 6601, lat: 44.676468, lng: -63.66354 } - - { name: Dutch Village & Deal Street, stop_code: 6611, lat: 44.659069, lng: -63.631546 } - - { name: Downs & Milson, stop_code: 6578, lat: 44.641788, lng: -63.636932 } - - { name: Chebucto & Oxford (north bound), stop_code: 6396, lat: 44.648689, lng: -63.601871 } - - { name: Chebucto & Oxford (south bound), stop_code: 6397, lat: 44.648689, lng: -63.601871 } - - { name: Point Pleasant Park, stop_code: 8649, lat: 44.625298, lng: -63.56406 } - - { name: Tower Road Turing Loop, stop_code: 8409, lat: 44.6259, lng: -63.574524 } -# the following waypoints are derived from geobase - - { name: Sunnyside (Bedford Highway & Dartmouth), stop_code: 6236, lat: 44.731726, lng: -63.657578 } - - { name: Sunnyside (Bedford Highway & Dartmouth), stop_code: 6238, lat: 44.731726, lng: -63.657578 } - - { name: Stonehaven & Glenmore, stop_code: 8361, lat: 44.635224, lng: -63.630198 } - - { name: Seton Road & Bedford Highway (Mount Saint Vincent University), stop_code: 6216, lat: 44.670526, lng: -63.641589 } - - { name: Seton Road & Bedford Highway (Mount Saint Vincent University), stop_code: 6219, lat: 44.670526, lng: -63.641589 } - - { name: Walker Avenue & Old Sackville Road (Sackville Terminal), stop_code: 8260, lat: 44.769474, lng: -63.696749 } - - { name: Cobequid Drive and Memory Lane (Cobequid Terminal), stop_code: 8646, lat: 44.753835, lng: -63.66313 } - - { name: Cobequid Drive and Memory Lane (Cobequid Terminal), stop_code: 6445, lat: 44.753835, lng: -63.66313 } - - { name: Ash Lake & Chain Lake Drive (TeleTech), stop_code: 6390, lat: 44.637817, lng: -63.664118 } - - { name: Victoria Road & Highfield Park Drive (Highfield Terminal), stop_code: 6923, lat: 44.682821, lng: -63.590579 } - - { name: Victoria Road & Highfield Park Drive (Highfield Terminal), stop_code: 6918, lat: 44.682821, lng: -63.590579 } - - { name: Macdonald Avenue & Ilsley Avenue (near Metro Transit H.Q.), stop_code: 6949, lat: 44.695728, lng: -63.583946 } - - { name: Macdonald Avenue & Ilsley Avenue (near Metro Transit H.Q.), stop_code: 7205, lat: 44.695728, lng: -63.583946 } - - { name: Wright Avenue & Macdonald, stop_code: 7153, lat: 44.701754, lng: -63.600508 } - - { name: Akerley & Colford, stop_code: 6767, lat: 44.716152, lng: -63.586565 } - - { name: Cowie Hill & Ridge Valley, stop_code: 8167, lat: 44.63064, lng: -63.622718 } - - { name: Cowie Hill & Ridge Valley, stop_code: 8168, lat: 44.63064, lng: -63.622718 } - - { name: Juniper Crescent & Leiblin Drive, stop_code: 7143, lat: 44.595027, lng: -63.636932 } - -# major timepoints for the 20 -# this is a big lie... I have no actual idea exactly where the dockyards are -# (not really wanting to waltz around a military installation with a gps), -# and decided to put them on some random place on provo wallis - - { name: Dockyard, stop_code: 6568, lat: 44.654879, lng: -63.580571, bad: 1 } - - { name: Dockyard, stop_code: 6572, lat: 44.654879, lng: -63.580571, bad: 1 } - - { name: Greystone (turning loop), stop_code: 6797, lat: 44.599446, lng: -63.614456 } - - { name: Greystone (turning loop), stop_code: 6800, lat: 44.599446, lng: -63.614456 } - - { name: Herring Cove & Fotherby, stop_code: 6851, lat: 44.588541, lng: -63.593062 } - - { name: Herring Cove & Fotherby, stop_code: 6859, lat: 44.588541, lng: -63.593062 } - - { name: Herring Cove (St. Paul's Ave & School), stop_code: 7121, lat: 44.571368, lng: -63.561739 } -# the following waypoints are derived from openstreetmap - - { name: Titus & Main, stop_code: 7166, lat: 44.6594, lng: -63.6343 } - - { name: Spring Garden & South Park, stop_code: 8308, lat: 44.6422, lng: -63.5797 } - - { name: Romans & Bayers, stop_code: 6197, lat: 44.6526, lng: -63.6214 } - - { name: Coleman & Bayers, stop_code: 6193, lat: 44.6516, lng: -63.6178 } - - { name: Connolly & Bayers, stop_code: 6203, lat: 44.6530, lng: -63.6132 } - - { name: Upper Water & Cornwallis, stop_code: 8414, lat: 44.6539, lng: -63.5814 } - - { name: Oxford & Young, stop_code: 7423, lat: 44.6543, lng: -63.6097 } - - { name: Larry Uteck Boulevard & Bedford Highway, stop_code: 7125, lat: 44.6989, lng: -63.6639 } - - { name: Dorothea & Lucien, stop_code: 6575, lat: 44.6784, lng: -63.5109, bad: 1 } - - { name: Penhorn Terminal, stop_code: 7445, lat: 44.6730, lng: -63.5413, bad: 1 } - - { name: Alderney Ferry Terminal, stop_code: 6031, lat: 44.6645, lng: -63.5685 } - - { name: South & LeMarchant, stop_code: 7144, lat: 44.6359, lng: -63.5895 } - - { name: Robie & Young, stop_code: 8269, lat: 44.6597, lng: -63.6021 } - - { name: Robie & Spring Garden (north bound), stop_code: 8185, lat: 44.6407, lng: -63.5867 } - - { name: Summer Street (QEII Health Sciences), stop_code: 8363, lat: 44.6457, lng: -63.5856, bad: 1 } - - { name: Chain Lake & Lakelands, stop_code: 6160, lat: 44.6375, lng: -63.6691 } - - { name: Greenwood Heights, stop_code: 6315, lat: 44.6553, lng: -63.7361, bad: 1 } - - { name: Glengary Gardens, stop_code: 6722, lat: 44.6605, lng: -63.7467, bad: 1 } - - { name: Summer Street (QEII Health Sciences), stop_code: 8364, lat: 44.6457, lng: -63.5856, bad: 1 } - - { name: Chain Lake & Lakelands, stop_code: 6189, lat: 44.6375, lng: -63.6691 } - - { name: Greenwood Heights, stop_code: 6317, lat: 44.6553, lng: -63.7361, bad: 1 } - -# the following were taken by wlach's GPS device - -# mumford rd. and chebucto, moving to terminal (going downtown afterwards) - - { name: Mumford & Chebucto, stop_code: 7276, lat: 44.64591, lng: -63.61571 } - -# mumford rd. and chebucto, moving out of terminal (going away from dwntwn) - - { name: Mumford & Leppert, stop_code: 7273, lat: 44.64604, lng: -63.61616 } - -# robie stops - - { name: Robie & Spring Garden, stop_code: 8332, lat: 44.64055, lng: -63.58652 } - - { name: Robie & Binney (north bound), stop_code: 8219, lat: 44.64235, lng: -63.58776 } - - { name: Robie & Cherry (north bound), stop_code: 8179, lat: 44.64426, lng: -63.58869 } - - { name: North & Gottingen, stop_code: 7346, lat: 44.65704, lng: -63.59146 } - - { name: North & Gottingen, stop_code: 6781, lat: 44.65768, lng: -63.59172 } - - { name: North & Gottingen, stop_code: 6769, lat: 44.65748, lng: -63.59123 } - - { name: Robie & Bliss (south bound), stop_code: 8194, lat: 44.64158, lng: -63.58758 } - - { name: Robie & Jubilee (south bound), stop_code: 8195, lat: 44.64328, lng: -63.58837 } - - { name: Robie & Cherry (south bound), stop_code: 8196, lat: 44.64467, lng: -63.58923 } - - { name: Robie & Shirley (south bound), stop_code: 8183, lat: 44.64612, lng: -63.59004 } - - { name: Robie & Quinpool (south bound), stop_code: 8214, lat: 44.64768, lng: -63.59078 } - - { name: Robie & Welsford (south bound), stop_code: 8190, lat: 44.64857, lng: -63.59114 } - - { name: Robie & Cunard (south bound), stop_code: 8205, lat: 44.65038, lng: -63.59227 } - - { name: Robie & Charles (south bound), stop_code: 8178, lat: 44.65305, lng: -63.59373 } - - { name: Robie & North (south bound), stop_code: 8213, lat: 44.65498, lng: -63.59537 } - - { name: Robie & May (south bound), stop_code: 8182, lat: 44.65603, lng: -63.59684 } - - { name: Robie & Almon (south bound), stop_code: 8202, lat: 44.65759, lng: -63.59930 } - - { name: Robie & Young (south bound), stop_code: 8193, lat: 44.65899, lng: -63.60136 } - - - { name: Robie & North, stop_code: 7341, lat: 44.65499, lng: -63.59449 } - - { name: North & Windsor, stop_code: 7358, lat: 44.65234, lng: -63.59830 } - - { name: North & Clifton, stop_code: 7353, lat: 44.65381, lng: -63.59615 } - - - { name: North & Gottingen, stop_code: 7347, lat: 44.65706, lng: -63.59150 } - - { name: North & Maynard, stop_code: 7354, lat: 44.65610, lng: -63.59275 } - - { name: North & Robie, stop_code: 7342, lat: 44.65448, lng: -63.59507 } - - { name: North & Clifton, stop_code: 7352, lat: 44.65361, lng: -63.59630 } - - { name: North & Windsor, stop_code: 7357, lat: 44.65211, lng: -63.59844 } - - { name: Robie & Quinpool (north bound), stop_code: 8184, lat: 44.64795, lng: -63.59068 } - - { name: Robie & Cunard (north bound), stop_code: 8206, lat: 44.65001, lng: -63.59176 } - - { name: Robie & Garrick (north bound), stop_code: 8221, lat: 44.65171, lng: -63.59281 } - - { name: Robie & Willow (north bound), stop_code: 8222, lat: 44.65372, lng: -63.59403 } - - { name: Robie & North (north bound), stop_code: 8181, lat: 44.65494, lng: -63.59510 } - - { name: Robie & May (north bound), stop_code: 8210, lat: 44.65609, lng: -63.59674 } - - { name: Robie & Almon (north bound), stop_code: 8201, lat: 44.65724, lng: -63.59846 } - - { name: Robie & Russell (north bound), stop_code: 8251, lat: 44.65879, lng: -63.60080 } - - - { name: North & Brunswick, stop_code: 7348, lat: 44.65833, lng: -63.59029 } - - { name: Novalea & Duffus, stop_code: 6583, lat: 44.66729, lng: -63.60655 } - - { name: Gottingen & Black, stop_code: 6785, lat: 44.65825, lng: -63.59252 } - - { name: Gottingen & Bloomfield, stop_code: 6768, lat: 44.65982, lng: -63.59452 } - - { name: Gottingen & Macara, stop_code: 6782, lat: 44.66113, lng: -63.59659 } - # all of these are headed towards the mackay bridge - - { name: Novalea & Livingstone, stop_code: 7377, lat: 44.66388, lng: -63.60046 } - - { name: Novalea & Stanley, stop_code: 7381, lat: 44.66479, lng: -63.60187 } - - { name: Novalea & Cabot, stop_code: 7374, lat: 44.66624, lng: -63.60420 } - - { name: Novalea & Devonshire, stop_code: 7369, lat: 44.66717, lng: -63.60568 } - - { name: Novalea & Vestby, stop_code: 7373, lat: 44.66871, lng: -63.60773 } - - { name: Novalea & Leeds, stop_code: 7376, lat: 44.67042, lng: -63.61035 } - - { name: Novalea (Samuel Prince Manor), stop_code: 7380, lat: 44.67160, lng: -63.61214 } - - { name: Novalea (Samuel Prince Manor), stop_code: 7379, lat: 44.67160, lng: -63.61214 } - - { name: Novalea (Samuel Prince Manor), stop_code: 7378, lat: 44.67176, lng: -63.61225 } - # the following three are headed AWAY from the mackay bridge - - { name: Novalea (Samuel Prince Manor), stop_code: 7367, lat: 44.67160, lng: -63.61234 } - - { name: Novalea (Samuel Prince Manor), stop_code: 7368, lat: 44.67160, lng: -63.61234 } - - { name: Novalea & Vestby, stop_code: 7382, lat: 44.66854, lng: -63.60771 } - - { name: Novalea & Duffus, stop_code: 7370, lat: 44.66755, lng: -63.60648 } - - { name: Novalea & Cabot, stop_code: 7362, lat: 44.66645, lng: -63.60485 } - - { name: Novalea & Stanley, stop_code: 7365, lat: 44.66493, lng: -63.60239 } - - { name: Novalea & Livingstone, stop_code: 7364, lat: 44.66404, lng: -63.60110 } - - { name: Gottingen & Young, stop_code: 6770, lat: 44.66227, lng: -63.59841 } - - { name: Gottingen & Sullivan, stop_code: 6783, lat: 44.66177, lng: -63.59768 } - - { name: Gottingen & Almon, stop_code: 6776, lat: 44.66018, lng: -63.59534 } - - { name: Gottingen & Black, stop_code: 6777, lat: 44.65850, lng: -63.59289 } - - { name: North & Brunswick, stop_code: 7351, lat: 44.65810, lng: -63.58967 } - - { name: North & Barrington (south bound), stop_code: 7343, lat: 44.65865, lng: -63.58818 } - - { name: Barrington & Duke (south bound), stop_code: 6105, lat: 44.64973, lng: -63.57519 } - - { name: Barrington & Duke (north bound), stop_code: 6087, lat: 44.65066, lng: -63.57561 } - # headed towards the north end on barrington - - { name: Barrington & Duke (north bound), stop_code: 6086, lat: 44.65041, lng: -63.57559 } - - { name: Barrington & Cornwallis (north bound), stop_code: 6089, lat: 44.65436, lng: -63.58181 } - # on barrington and north, just east of the macdonald bridge - - { name: Barrington & North, stop_code: 6116, lat: 44.65875, lng: -63.58761 } - # ditto, just west of the bridge - - { name: Barrington & North, stop_code: 6091, lat: 44.66043, lng: -63.58963 } - # headed west on barrington from north, up towards duffus (following the 9) - - { name: Barrington & Russell, stop_code: 6127, lat: 44.66310, lng: -63.59233 } - - # now headed towards the macdonald bridge from the west, on barrington - - { name: Barrington & Russell (south bound), stop_code: 6090, lat: 44.66327, lng: -63.59279 } - - { name: Barrington (south bound), stop_code: 6107, lat: 44.66067, lng: -63.59007 } - - { name: Barrington & North (south bound), stop_code: 6115, lat: 44.65940, lng: -63.58880 } - - { name: Gottingen & Young (north bound), stop_code: 7366, lat: 44.66267, lng: -63.59887 } - - { name: North & Brunswick (south bound), stop_code: 8638, lat: 44.65853, lng: -63.58986 } - - { name: Barrington (south bound), stop_code: 6088, lat: 44.65675, lng: -63.58524 } - - { name: Barrington & Cornwallis (south bound), stop_code: 6104, lat: 44.65441, lng: -63.58209 } - - { name: Barrington & Cornwallis (south bound), stop_code: 6125, lat: 44.65348, lng: -63.58080 } - - { name: Northridge Road (Richmond Manor), stop_code: 8165, lat: 44.67192, lng: -63.61618 } - - { name: Northridge Road (Richmond Manor), stop_code: 8164, lat: 44.67193, lng: -63.61618 } - - { name: Novalea & Sentinel, stop_code: 7361, lat: 44.67318, lng: -63.61473 } - - { name: Novalea & Ridge, stop_code: 7360, lat: 44.67323, lng: -63.61551 } - - - { name: Windsor & Charles (south bound), stop_code: 8559, lat: 44.65146, lng: -63.59704 } - - { name: Hunter & Cunard (south bound), stop_code: 6545, lat: 44.65035, lng: -63.59433 } - - { name: Hunter & Cunard (north bound), stop_code: 6544, lat: 44.65039, lng: -63.59469 } - - { name: Windsor & Charles (north bound), stop_code: 8558, lat: 44.65127, lng: -63.59656 } - - - { name: Windsor & North (north bound), stop_code: 8554, lat: 44.65252, lng: -63.59893 } - - { name: Windsor & Summit (north bound), stop_code: 8568, lat: 44.65307, lng: -63.60000 } - - { name: Windsor & Almon (north bound), stop_code: 8556, lat: 44.65420, lng: -63.60240 } - - { name: Windsor & London (north bound), stop_code: 8572, lat: 44.65505, lng: -63.60432 } - - { name: Windsor & Young (north bound), stop_code: 8571, lat: 44.65581, lng: -63.60568 } - - - { name: Windsor & Bayers (north bound), stop_code: 8574, lat: 44.65717, lng: -63.60773 } - - { name: Windsor & Ashton (north bound), stop_code: 8550, lat: 44.65829, lng: -63.60944 } - - { name: Windsor & Maxwell (north bound), stop_code: 8549, lat: 44.66015, lng: -63.61264 } - - { name: Windsor & Hood (north bound), stop_code: 8567, lat: 44.66087, lng: -63.61576 } - - { name: Windsor & Connolly (north bound), stop_code: 8570, lat: 44.66040, lng: -63.61868 } - - { name: Windsor & Strawberry (north bound), stop_code: 8552, lat: 44.66066, lng: -63.62020 } - - - { name: Windsor & Kempt (north bound), stop_code: 8563, lat: 44.66192, lng: -63.62175 } - - { name: Windsor & Kempt (north bound), stop_code: 8553, lat: 44.66236, lng: -63.62236 } - - { name: Windsor & Connaught, stop_code: 8560, lat: 44.66040, lng: -63.62022 } - - - { name: Windsor & Connolly (south bound), stop_code: 8551, lat: 44.66026, lng: -63.61910 } - - { name: Windsor & Hood (south bound), stop_code: 8562, lat: 44.66074, lng: -63.61580 } - - { name: Windsor & Maxwell (south bound), stop_code: 8565, lat: 44.66006, lng: -63.61291 } - - { name: Windsor & Ashton (south bound), stop_code: 8573, lat: 44.65826, lng: -63.60962 } - - { name: Windsor & Bayers (south bound), stop_code: 8555, lat: 44.65711, lng: -63.60793 } - - - { name: Windsor & Young (south bound), stop_code: 8561, lat: 44.65604, lng: -63.60638 } - - { name: Windsor & London (south bound), stop_code: 8564, lat: 44.65511, lng: -63.60471 } - - { name: Windsor & Almon (south bound), stop_code: 8557, lat: 44.65430, lng: -63.60298 } -# - { name: Windsor & Summit (south bound), stop_code: 856x, lat: 44.65322, lng: -63.60061 } - - { name: Windsor & North (south bound), stop_code: 8566, lat: 44.65227, lng: -63.59863 } - - - { name: Cogswell & Brunswick (north bound), stop_code: 6455, lat: 44.65094, lng: -63.57983 } - - { name: Cogswell & Gottingen (north bound), stop_code: 6773, lat: 44.65095, lng: -63.58157 } - - { name: Gottingen & Cornwallis (north bound), stop_code: 6778, lat: 44.65198, lng: -63.58330 } - - { name: Gottingen & Cunard (north bound), stop_code: 6779, lat: 44.65325, lng: -63.58519 } - - { name: Gottingen & Gerrish (north bound), stop_code: 6775, lat: 44.65407, lng: -63.58622 } - - { name: Gottingen & Charles (north bound), stop_code: 6787, lat: 44.65573, lng: -63.58866 } - - - { name: Gottingen & Charles (south bound), stop_code: 6774, lat: 44.65557, lng: -63.58865 } - - { name: Gottingen & Gerrish (south bound), stop_code: 6780, lat: 44.65489, lng: -63.58771 } - - { name: Gottingen & Cunard (south bound), stop_code: 6786, lat: 44.65361, lng: -63.58581 } - - { name: Gottigen & Cornwallis (south bound), stop_code: 6790, lat: 44.65200, lng: -63.58332 } - - { name: Gottingen & Falkland (south bound), stop_code: 6771, lat: 44.65089, lng: -63.58185 } - - # following stops are for routes heading from dartmouth to mumford - - { name: North & Dublin, stop_code: 7344, lat: 44.65061, lng: -63.60074 } - - { name: North & Oxford, stop_code: 7356, lat: 44.64929, lng: -63.60253 } - - { name: Chebucto & Connolly, stop_code: 6405, lat: 44.64818, lng: -63.60497 } - - { name: Chebucto & Connaught, stop_code: 6404, lat: 44.64759, lng: -63.60729 } - - { name: Chebucto & Arm Crescent, stop_code: 6413, lat: 44.64631, lng: -63.61047 } - - { name: Chebucto & Quinn, stop_code: 6414, lat: 44.64602, lng: -63.61234 } - - { name: Mumford & Chebucto, stop_code: 7275, lat: 44.64592, lng: -63.61570 } - - { name: Mumford Terminal, stop_code: 7284, lat: 44.64786, lng: -63.62035 } - - { name: Mumford Terminal, stop_code: 7285, lat: 44.64786, lng: -63.62035 } - - { name: Mumford Terminal, stop_code: 8643, lat: 44.64786, lng: -63.62035 } - - # following stops are for routes heading from mumford towards dartmouth - - { name: Mumford & Leppert, stop_code: 7274, lat: 44.64599, lng: -63.61618 } - - { name: Chebucto & Quinn, stop_code: 6409, lat: 44.64571, lng: -63.61272 } - - { name: Chebucto & Arm Crescent, stop_code: 6403, lat: 44.64599, lng: -63.61064 } - - { name: Chebucto & Newton, stop_code: 6407, lat: 44.64664, lng: -63.60843 } - - { name: Chebucto & Elm, stop_code: 6406, lat: 44.64787, lng: -63.60564 } - - { name: North & Oxford, stop_code: 7355, lat: 44.64896, lng: -63.60284 } - - { name: North & Dublin, stop_code: 7345, lat: 44.65013, lng: -63.60110 } - - # following stops are for routes heading from scotia square towards spring garden - - { name: Barrington & George, stop_code: 6108, lat: 44.64848, lng: -63.57482 } - - { name: Barrington & Prince, stop_code: 6084, lat: 44.64760, lng: -63.57435 } - - { name: Barrington & Sackville, stop_code: 6103, lat: 44.64660, lng: -63.57368 } - - { name: Barrington & Blowers, stop_code: 6102, lat: 44.64557, lng: -63.57322 } - - { name: Barrington & Spring Garden, stop_code: 6122, lat: 44.64454, lng: -63.57279 } - - # following stops heading from scotia square to water street terminal / ferry terminal - - { name: George & Hollis, stop_code: 6733, lat: 44.64851, lng: -63.57341 } - - { name: Water Street Terminal, stop_code: 8435, lat: 44.64922, lng: -63.57225 } - - # following stops are for routes heading on spring garden, barrington to robie - - { name: Spring Garden & Queen, stop_code: 8331, lat: 44.64348, lng: -63.57551 } - - { name: Spring Garden & Dresden Row, stop_code: 8330, lat: 44.64288, lng: -63.57759 } - - { name: Spring Garden & South Park, stop_code: 8334, lat: 44.64247, lng: -63.57942 } - - { name: Spring Garden & Summer, stop_code: 8335, lat: 44.64144, lng: -63.58316 } - - { name: Spring Garden & Carlton, stop_code: 8329, lat: 44.64105, lng: -63.58481 } - - # following stop data was collected going along robie, onto south, onto barrington - - { name: Robie & Coburg, stop_code: 8186, lat: 44.63979, lng: -63.58671 } - - { name: Robie & University, stop_code: 8188, lat: 44.63776, lng: -63.58559 } - - { name: Robie & South, stop_code: 8296, lat: 44.63665, lng: -63.58400 } - - { name: South & Wellington, stop_code: 8303, lat: 44.63715, lng: -63.58187 } - - { name: South & Tower, stop_code: 8305, lat: 44.63778, lng: -63.57941 } - - { name: South & South Park, stop_code: 8295, lat: 44.63840, lng: -63.57627 } - - { name: South & Queen, stop_code: 8299, lat: 44.63886, lng: -63.57421 } - - { name: South & Barrington, stop_code: 8293, lat: 44.63972, lng: -63.57165 } - - { name: South & Barrington, stop_code: 6096, lat: 44.64023, lng: -63.57041 } - - { name: Barrington & Morris, stop_code: 6113, lat: 44.64155, lng: -63.57109 } - - { name: Barrington & Spring Garden, stop_code: 6124, lat: 44.64404, lng: -63.57232 } - -# following stop is what you get continuing into south, towards lemarchant - - { name: Robie & South, stop_code: 8317, lat: 44.63633, lng: -63.58584 } - - # following stop data was collected going along barrington, onto south, onto robie - - { name: Barrington & Morris, stop_code: 6114, lat: 44.64188, lng: -63.57140 } - - { name: Barrington & South, stop_code: 6097, lat: 44.64024, lng: -63.57055 } - - { name: South & Church, stop_code: 8294, lat: 44.63949, lng: -63.57253 } - - { name: South & Queen, stop_code: 8292, lat: 44.63894, lng: -63.57462 } - - { name: South & South Park, stop_code: 8300, lat: 44.63836, lng: -63.57711 } - - { name: South & Tower, stop_code: 8301, lat: 44.63795, lng: -63.57863 } - - { name: South & Wellington, stop_code: 8298, lat: 44.63723, lng: -63.58183 } - - { name: South & Robie, stop_code: 8297, lat: 44.63684, lng: -63.58358 } - - { name: South & Robie, stop_code: 8220, lat: 44.63685, lng: -63.58488 } - - { name: Robie & University, stop_code: 8187, lat: 44.63857, lng: -63.58576 } - - # ~quinpool and oxford, heading to spring garden and robie - - { name: Quinpool & Oxford, stop_code: 7412, lat: 44.64424, lng: -63.60031 } - - { name: Oxford & Norwood, stop_code: 7419, lat: 44.64296, lng: -63.59948 } - - { name: Oxford & Jubilee, stop_code: 7409, lat: 44.64031, lng: -63.59805 } - - { name: Oxford & Jennings, stop_code: 7402, lat: 44.63898, lng: -63.59738 } - - { name: Coburg & Oxford, stop_code: 6453, lat: 44.63778, lng: -63.59617 } - - { name: Coburg & Lilac, stop_code: 6447, lat: 44.63842, lng: -63.59361 } - - { name: Coburg & Lemarchant, stop_code: 6449, lat: 44.63903, lng: -63.59137 } - - { name: Coburg & Henry, stop_code: 6454, lat: 44.63957, lng: -63.58905 } - - { name: Coburg & Robie, stop_code: 6452, lat: 44.64007, lng: -63.58723 } - - # from ~ Young and Robie to the Bedford Hwy - - { name: Young & Monaghan, stop_code: 8629, lat: 44.65816, lng: -63.60450 } - - { name: Young & Windsor, stop_code: 8634, lat: 44.65684, lng: -63.60654 } - - { name: Bayers & Dublin, stop_code: 6192, lat: 44.65630, lng: -63.60857 } - - { name: Bayers & Oxford, stop_code: 6196, lat: 44.65519, lng: -63.60994 } - - { name: Bayers & Connolly, stop_code: 6201, lat: 44.65365, lng: -63.61245 } - - { name: Bayers & Connaught, stop_code: 6200, lat: 44.65252, lng: -63.61456 } - - { name: Bayers & Vaughan, stop_code: 6199, lat: 44.65202, lng: -63.61846 } - - { name: Bayers & Romans, stop_code: 6198, lat: 44.65318, lng: -63.62294 } - # forgot to get the stop code for this one, it's between - #- { name: Village at Bayers Road, stop_code: xxxx, lat: 44.65380, lng: -63.62662 } - - { name: Village at Bayers Road, stop_code: 6563, lat: 44.65469, lng: -63.62804 } - - { name: Desmond & Scott, stop_code: 6565, lat: 44.65629, lng: -63.62758 } - - { name: Joseph Howe & Dutch Village, stop_code: 6984, lat: 44.65830, lng: -63.62902 } - - { name: Joseph Howe & Dutch Village, stop_code: 6983, lat: 44.66037, lng: -63.62809 } - - # from ~bedford highway to young and robie (partial) - - { name: Joseph Howe & Dutch Village, stop_code: 6982, lat: 44.65839, lng: -63.62920 } - - { name: Joseph Howe & Scot, stop_code: 6985, lat: 44.65692, lng: -63.62963 } - - { name: Scot & Desmond, stop_code: 8262, lat: 44.65638, lng: -63.62809 } - - { name: Village at Bayers Road, stop_code: 6564, lat: 44.65470, lng: -63.62797 } - - { name: Young & Monaghan, stop_code: 8633, lat: 44.65808, lng: -63.60435 } - - # robie -> barrington on spring garden - - { name: Spring Garden & Carlton, stop_code: 8328, lat: 44.64091, lng: -63.58551 } - - { name: Spring Garden & Summer, stop_code: 8337, lat: 44.64141, lng: -63.58288 } - - { name: Spring Garden & South Park, stop_code: 8333, lat: 44.64217, lng: -63.57999 } - - { name: Spring Garden & Dresden Row, stop_code: 8336, lat: 44.64302, lng: -63.57741 } - - { name: Spring Garden & Queen, stop_code: 8327, lat: 44.64342, lng: -63.57547 } - - { name: Spring Garden & Barrington, stop_code: 8338, lat: 44.64393, lng: -63.57325 } - -# barrington, from spring garden to duke - - { name: Barrington & Sackville, stop_code: 6121, lat: 44.64590, lng: -63.57344 } -# I have marked down 6086 as being the gotime id for the stop below, but -# that can't be right: 6086 is for barrington & duke (south bound). the -# schedules say so -#- { name: Barrington & Prince, stop_code: xxxx, lat: 44.64671, lng: -63.57383 } - - { name: Barrington & George, stop_code: 6106, lat: 44.64871, lng: -63.57474 } - - # dartmouth - - { name: Bridge Terminal (Dartmouth Sportsplex), stop_code: 6842, lat: 44.67016, lng: -63.57624 } - - { name: Bridge Terminal (Dartmouth Sportsplex), stop_code: 7151, lat: 44.67016, lng: -63.57624 } - - { name: Bridge Terminal (Dartmouth Sportsplex), stop_code: 8640, lat: 44.67016, lng: -63.57624 } - - { name: Bridge Terminal (Dartmouth Sportsplex), stop_code: 8641, lat: 44.67016, lng: -63.57624 } - - { name: Bridge Terminal (Dartmouth Sportsplex), stop_code: 8642, lat: 44.67016, lng: -63.57624 } - -# following the #10, from bridge terminal to mic mac mall - - { name: Wyse & Dawson, stop_code: 8616, lat: 44.67162, lng: -63.58015 } - - { name: Boland & Cairn, stop_code: 6304, lat: 44.67344, lng: -63.57982 } - - { name: Boland & Victoria, stop_code: 6303, lat: 44.67510, lng: -63.57797 } - - { name: Boland & Frances, stop_code: 8428, lat: 44.67642, lng: -63.57897 } - - { name: Slayter & Woodland, stop_code: 8587, lat: 44.67776, lng: -63.57929 } - - { name: Sheridan & Woodland, stop_code: 8580, lat: 44.67969, lng: -63.57693 } - - { name: Frederick & Woodland, stop_code: 8586, lat: 44.68060, lng: -63.57579 } - - { name: Laurier & Woodland, stop_code: 8582, lat: 44.68202, lng: -63.57399 } - - { name: Woodland & Micmac, stop_code: 7214, lat: 44.68501, lng: -63.56801 } - - { name: Micmac & Glencarin, stop_code: 7213, lat: 44.68667, lng: -63.56355 } - - { name: Mic Mac Terminal (Mic Mac Mall), stop_code: 7219, lat: 44.68536, lng: -63.56081 } - -# following the #10, Micmac Mall -> Tacoma Center - - { name: Micmac & Brookdale, stop_code: 7210, lat: 44.68456, lng: -63.55681 } -# the following stop doesn't come between 15:30-17:30, leave it out until -# we can express this in GTFS (or alternately, just leave this mostly -# useless top out indefinitely-- 7173 comes right after it) -#- { name: Main & Gordon, stop_code: 7174, lat: 44.68137, lng: -63.54327 } - - { name: Main & Gordon, stop_code: 7173, lat: 44.68169, lng: -63.54023 } - - { name: Main & Hartlen, stop_code: 6834, lat: 44.68168, lng: -63.53737 } - - { name: Tacoma Center, stop_code: 8369, lat: 44.68039, lng: -63.53747 } - -# following the #10, Tacoma Center -> Woodlawn & Main - - { name: Valleyfield & Oakwood, stop_code: 8416, lat: 44.67932, lng: -63.53463 } - - { name: Spikenard & Margaree Parkway, stop_code: 8323, lat: 44.68022, lng: -63.53151 } - - { name: Spikenard & Woodlawn, stop_code: 8320, lat: 44.68092, lng: -63.52837 } - - { name: Spikenard & Woodlawn, stop_code: 8603, lat: 44.68174, lng: -63.52757 } - - { name: Woodlawn & Main, stop_code: 8598, lat: 44.68351, lng: -63.52875 } - -# Following #10, Woodlawn & Main -> Inverary & Strath - - { name: Booth & Main, stop_code: 6306, lat: 44.68593, lng: -63.52412 } - - { name: Booth & Scotsburn, stop_code: 6305, lat: 44.68786, lng: -63.52550 } - - { name: Booth & David, stop_code: 7053, lat: 44.68977, lng: -63.52740 } - - { name: Kennedy, stop_code: 7052, lat: 44.69088, lng: -63.52839 } - - { name: Kennedy, stop_code: 7051, lat: 44.69151, lng: -63.53071 } - - { name: Caladonia, stop_code: 6369, lat: 44.69199, lng: -63.53286 } - - { name: Caladonia & Dumbarton, stop_code: 6591, lat: 44.69308, lng: -63.53429 } - - { name: Kincardine & Dumbarton, stop_code: 6592, lat: 44.69247, lng: -63.53681 } - - { name: Kincardine & Greenoch, stop_code: 7057, lat: 44.68988, lng: -63.53612 } - - { name: Inverary & Strath, stop_code: 6974, lat: 44.68847, lng: -63.53599 } - -# following #10, iverary & strath -> tacoma - - { name: Strath & Raymoor, stop_code: 8160, lat: 44.68717, lng: -63.53591 } - - { name: Raymoor, stop_code: 8161, lat: 44.68559, lng: -63.53323 } - - { name: Raymoor & Main, stop_code: 8162, lat: 44.68428, lng: -63.53158 } - - { name: Weyburn & Main, stop_code: 8483, lat: 44.68355, lng: -63.53236 } - - { name: Weyburn & Athabaskan, stop_code: 8484, lat: 44.68215, lng: -63.53176 } - - { name: Weyburn & Spikenard, stop_code: 8482, lat: 44.68078, lng: -63.53111 } - - { name: Spikenard & Valleyfield, stop_code: 8319, lat: 44.67957, lng: -63.53369 } - - { name: Tacoma Center, stop_code: 8368, lat: 44.67997, lng: -63.53717 } - -# following #10, tacoma -> micmac - - { name: Hartlen & Main, stop_code: 6835, lat: 44.68165, lng: -63.53725 } - - { name: Major & Main, stop_code: 7175, lat: 44.68195, lng: -63.54001 } - - { name: Micmac & Brookdlae, stop_code: 7209, lat: 44.68466, lng: -63.55729 } - - { name: Micmac & Glencairn, stop_code: 7218, lat: 44.68576, lng: -63.56118 } - -# following #10, micmac -> bridge terminal - - { name: Micmac & Glencairn, stop_code: 7211, lat: 44.68671, lng: -63.56299 } - - { name: Micmac & Woodland, stop_code: 7215, lat: 44.68532, lng: -63.56827 } - - { name: Woodland & Laurier, stop_code: 8581, lat: 44.68175, lng: -63.57462 } - - { name: Woodland & Pinehill, stop_code: 8583, lat: 44.68072, lng: -63.57587 } - - { name: Woodland & Sheridan, stop_code: 8584, lat: 44.67979, lng: -63.57703 } - - { name: Woodland & Slayter, stop_code: 8585, lat: 44.67778, lng: -63.57946 } - - { name: Victoria & Francse, stop_code: 8424, lat: 44.67623, lng: -63.57887 } - - { name: Victoria & Boland, stop_code: 8419, lat: 44.67515, lng: -63.57724 } - - { name: Nantucket & Victoria, stop_code: 8429, lat: 44.67296, lng: -63.57360 } - - { name: Thistle & Victoria, stop_code: 8427, lat: 44.67185, lng: -63.57202 } - - { name: Thistle & Victoria, stop_code: 8389, lat: 44.67106, lng: -63.57202 } - - { name: Wyse & Thistle, stop_code: 8392, lat: 44.66898, lng: -63.57436 } - - { name: Wyse & Thistle, stop_code: 8614, lat: 44.66898, lng: -63.57540 } - -# ~coburg and Henry -> quinpool and oxford - - { name: Coburg & Henry, stop_code: 6448, lat: 44.63967, lng: -63.58873 } - - { name: Coburg & Lemarchant, stop_code: 6450, lat: 44.63914, lng: -63.59097 } - - { name: Coburg & Lilac, stop_code: 6451, lat: 44.63833, lng: -63.59454 } - - { name: Oxford & Coburg, stop_code: 7401, lat: 44.63822, lng: -63.59685 } - - { name: Oxford & Jennings, stop_code: 7403, lat: 44.63940, lng: -63.59741 } - - { name: Oxford & Cornwall, stop_code: 7410, lat: 44.64129, lng: -63.59843 } - - { name: Oxford & Norwood, stop_code: 7406, lat: 44.64270, lng: -63.59924 } - - { name: Quinpool & Oxford, stop_code: 7421, lat: 44.64444, lng: -63.60015 } - -# ~ quinpool and oxford, to young and oxford - - { name: Oxford & Allan, stop_code: 7404, lat: 44.64699, lng: -63.60142 } - -# south & dalhousie -> spring garden & south park (following #10) - - { name: South & Dalhousie, stop_code: 8304, lat: 44.63488, lng: -63.59253 } - - { name: Beaufort & South, stop_code: 6206, lat: 44.63380, lng: -63.59510 } - - { name: Beaufort & Oakland, stop_code: 6209, lat: 44.63272, lng: -63.59301 } - - { name: Beaufort & Inglis, stop_code: 6208, lat: 44.63124, lng: -63.58960 } - - { name: Inglis & Greenwood, stop_code: 6961, lat: 44.63194, lng: -63.58596 } - - { name: Inglis & Robie, stop_code: 6962, lat: 44.63272, lng: -63.58260 } - - { name: Inglis & Wellington, stop_code: 6965, lat: 44.63311, lng: -63.58089 } - - { name: Tower & Inglis, stop_code: 6969, lat: 44.63378, lng: -63.57829 } - - { name: South Park & Victoria, stop_code: 8314, lat: 44.63568, lng: -63.57665 } - - { name: South Park & South, stop_code: 8306, lat: 44.63739, lng: -63.57736 } - - { name: South Park & South, stop_code: 8307, lat: 44.63846, lng: -63.57769 } - - { name: South Park & University, stop_code: 8309, lat: 44.64016, lng: -63.57856 } - - { name: South Park & Spring Garden, stop_code: 8312, lat: 44.64203, lng: -63.57956 } - -# south park and spring garden -> robie and inglis (following #10) - - { name: Spring Garden & South Park, stop_code: 8308, lat: 44.64172, lng: -63.57946 } - - { name: South Park & Morris, stop_code: 8313, lat: 44.64017, lng: -63.57877 } - - { name: South Park & South, stop_code: 8311, lat: 44.63837, lng: -63.57793 } - - { name: South Park & Fenwick, stop_code: 8315, lat: 44.63687, lng: -63.57716 } - # (two between stops with no gotime id #'s...) - - { name: Inglis (SMU), stop_code: 6960, lat: 44.63326, lng: -63.58090 } - - { name: Inglish & Robie, stop_code: 6966, lat: 44.63280, lng: -63.58262 } - -# robie & young -> Leeds & Rosemeade - - { name: Robie & Young, stop_code: 8192, lat: 44.66001, lng: -63.60277 } - - { name: Robie & Livingstone, stop_code: 8209, lat: 44.66097, lng: -63.60419 } - - { name: Robie & Stanley, stop_code: 8217, lat: 44.66197, lng: -63.60570 } - - { name: Robie & Cabot, stop_code: 8204, lat: 44.66341, lng: -63.60783 } - - { name: Robie & Duffus, stop_code: 8207, lat: 44.66454, lng: -63.60950 } - - { name: Robie & Lady Hammond, stop_code: 8180, lat: 44.66556, lng: -63.61093 } - - { name: Robie & Normandy, stop_code: 8211, lat: 44.66670, lng: -63.61254 } - - { name: Leeds & Rosemeade, stop_code: 7131, lat: 44.66823, lng: -63.61368 } - -# Leeds & Rosemeade -> Robie & Young - - { name: Leeds & Rosemeade, stop_code: 7133, lat: 44.66856, lng: -63.61347 } - - { name: Robie & Normandy, stop_code: 8212, lat: 44.66695, lng: -63.61309 } - - { name: Robie & Lady Hammond, stop_code: 8208, lat: 44.66551, lng: -63.61100 } - - { name: Robie & Cabot, stop_code: 8203, lat: 44.66370, lng: -63.60844 } - - { name: Robie & Stanley, stop_code: 8197, lat: 44.66168, lng: -63.60543 } - - { name: Robie & Kaye, stop_code: 8218, lat: 44.66006, lng: -63.60306 } - -# Quinpool & Robie -> Quinpool & Connaught - - { name: Quinpool & Robie, stop_code: 8151, lat: 44.64716, lng: -63.59127 } - - { name: Quinpool & Monastery, stop_code: 8138, lat: 44.64620, lng: -63.59458 } - - { name: Quinpool & Preston, stop_code: 8148, lat: 44.64528, lng: -63.59772 } - - { name: Quinpool & Oxford, stop_code: 8137, lat: 44.64446, lng: -63.60074 } - - { name: Quinpool & Beech, stop_code: 8134, lat: 44.64408, lng: -63.60197 } - - { name: Quinpool & Poplar, stop_code: 8146, lat: 44.64353, lng: -63.60386 } - -# Quinpool & Connaught -> Quinpool & Robie - - { name: Quinpool & Poplar, stop_code: 8135, lat: 44.64339, lng: -63.60391 } - - { name: Quinpool & Beech, stop_code: 8133, lat: 44.64389, lng: -63.60237 } - - { name: Quinpool & Oxford, stop_code: 8136, lat: 44.64460, lng: -63.59996 } - - { name: Quinpool & Preston, stop_code: 8147, lat: 44.64531, lng: -63.59756 } - - { name: Quinpool & Vernon, stop_code: 8149, lat: 44.64639, lng: -63.59360 } - - { name: Quinpool & Robie, stop_code: 8150, lat: 44.64702, lng: -63.59167 } - -# heading away from bayer's road, onto gottingen (at least for #21) - - { name: Young & Isleville, stop_code: 8632, lat: 44.66144, lng: -63.59985 } - -# heading towards bayer's road, from gottingen (at least for #21) - - { name: Young & Agricola, stop_code: 8631, lat: 44.66096, lng: -63.60080 } - -# robie and lady hammond -> barrington, following the #9 - - { name: Robie & Lady Hammond, stop_code: 7094, lat: 44.66531, lng: -63.60980 } - - { name: Duffus & Isleville, stop_code: 6581, lat: 44.66669, lng: -63.60707 } - - { name: Novalea & Duffus, stop_code: 6582, lat: 44.66782, lng: -63.60558 } - - { name: Albert & Duffus, stop_code: 6586, lat: 44.66926, lng: -63.60375 } - - { name: Duffus & Barrington, stop_code: 6587, lat: 44.67051, lng: -63.60189 } - - { name: Barrington & Marginal, stop_code: 6100, lat: 44.66868, lng: -63.60024 } - - { name: Barrington & Richmond, stop_code: 6120, lat: 44.66799, lng: -63.59873 } - - { name: Barrington & Hannover, stop_code: 6109, lat: 44.66677, lng: -63.59710 } - - { name: Barrington & Young, stop_code: 6095, lat: 44.66502, lng: -63.59504 } - -# barrington -> robie and lady hammond, following the #9 - - { name: Barrington & Young, stop_code: 6094, lat: 44.66523, lng: -63.59504 } - - { name: Barrington & Hanover, stop_code: 6110, lat: 44.66667, lng: -63.59676 } - - { name: Barrington & Richmond, stop_code: 6119, lat: 44.66803, lng: -63.59848 } - - { name: Barrington & Marginal, stop_code: 6128, lat: 44.66892, lng: -63.60026 } - - { name: Barrington & Duffus, stop_code: 6580, lat: 44.67064, lng: -63.60203 } - - { name: Duffus & Albert, stop_code: 6588, lat: 44.66975, lng: -63.60318 } - - { name: Duffus & Acadia, stop_code: 6584, lat: 44.66852, lng: -63.60486 } - - { name: Duffus & Novalea, stop_code: 6583, lat: 44.66728, lng: -63.60654 } - - { name: Duffus & Agricola, stop_code: 6585, lat: 44.66585, lng: -63.60852 } - - { name: Robie & Lady Hammond, stop_code: 7096, lat: 44.66546, lng: -63.61008 } - - -routes: - --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/indent-route.pl +++ /dev/null @@ -1,14 +1,1 @@ -#!/usr/bin/perl -use strict; - -my $first = 1; -while () { - if ($first) { - $first = 0; - print " - $_"; - } else { - print " $_"; - } -} - --- a/origin-src/wlach-halifax-transit-feed-fef68c1/parse-times.pl +++ /dev/null @@ -1,35 +1,1 @@ -#!/usr/bin/perl -use strict; - -my $first = 1; -my $prev_comment = 0; -while () { - if ($_ !~ /^\#/) { - if (!$first && !$prev_comment) { - print ",\n"; - } else { - $first = 0; - $prev_comment = 0; - } - chomp; - my @times = split /\ +/; - print " [ "; - my $first = 1; - foreach (@times) { - if (!$first) { - print ", "; - } else { - $first = 0; - } - print $_; - } - print "]"; - } else { - # yes, this conditional is loaded with assumptions... - print ",\n" . $_; - $prev_comment = 1; - } -} - - --- a/origin-src/wlach-libroutez-272ef93/.gitignore +++ /dev/null @@ -1,20 +1,1 @@ -*.o -*.routez -*~ -.*.swp -aclocal.m4 -autom4te.cache -config.log -config.mk -config.status -configure -libroutez.so -python/libroutez/tripgraph.py -python/libroutez/tripgraph_wrap_py.cc -python/libroutez/_tripgraph.so -ruby/routez.so -ruby/routez_wrap_rb.cc -ruby/routez_wrap_rb.o -tags -examples/testgraph --- a/origin-src/wlach-libroutez-272ef93/AUTHORS +++ /dev/null @@ -1,18 +1,1 @@ -=== Current maintainer and primary author === -William Lachance - -=== Contributors === - -Brandon Martin Anderson - - Core concepts of a trip planning library (in graphserver: - http://graphserver.sourceforge.net) - - Python OSM parsing library - -Peter McCurdy - - Support for delaying walking to a stop at the start of a trip. - -Jason Madigan -- Some updates to the README regarding building, and updates to - the ruby examples. - --- a/origin-src/wlach-libroutez-272ef93/LICENSE +++ /dev/null @@ -1,23 +1,1 @@ -Copyright (c) 2008-2009 William Lachance, Brandon Martin Anderson, and others. -Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person -obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation -files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without -restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, -copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell -copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the -Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following -conditions: - -The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be -included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. - 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Currently, its focus is -on providing directions for using public transit, but it could be easily -extended to cover other things (e.g. cycle-path planning). Specifically, -it provides an interface to solving the following problems: - -- Finding the closest point in a road/transportation network to a specific -latitude-longitude pair. -- Finding the shortest path between two points in a road/transportation -network. - -The design of libroutez is based on the following principles: - -- Focus on solving user and developer problems, not data structures or -algorithms. For example, though libroutez uses the astar algorithm internally, -we try to expose the interface to that through a simple method called -"find_path". -- Be extensible, but only in response to demonstrative developer need. -- Be fast. libroutez uses an internal graph representation that, after being -generated, can be loaded very quickly on program startup. Trips on a modest -sized transit network can be generated in a fraction of a second on modern -hardware (and there are plans to speed things up further). -- Minimize memory use. Obviously the scale of public transit systems will -incur some overhead here, but we want to be maximally useful on embedded -systems and virtual servers where such resources may be scarce. -- Minimize dependancies. For example, we don't assume the user wants to use a -PostGRES database to store trip planning data (though they can if the want to). -libroutez itself has no run-time dependancies beyond the C++ standard library. - -The libroutez has utility functions for converting Google Transit Feed -(http://code.google.com/p/googletransitdatafeed) and OpenStreetMap -(http://openstreetmap.org) data into its own format. It should be very easy -to add a simple converter for your preferred data type. - -=== Setup and use === - -These instructions assume you are on a UNIX-based system (e.g. Linux or -MacOS X). - -1. Download and install the following packages: - - Boost - - Probably any recent version should do. We need shared_ptr, unordered_set, - and unordered_map (unordered_map.hpp is included in debian/ubuntu packages - libboost1.37-dev & libboost1.38-dev) - - Google Transit Data Feed (http://code.google.com/p/googletransitdatafeed/) - - As of this writing you need what's in SVN, as it has a fix that I made - to actually handle interpolated stops correctly. The next version after - 1.1.9 should have my fix. - - SWIG - - A recentish version is desirable. I used 1.3.36. - -Helpful hint: To install a python package in a local prefix, do: - - "python setup.py install --home=$HOME --prefix=" when inside the package - -You may need to set PYTHONPATH to $HOME/lib/python first. - -2. Build the C++ graph module and the bindings. - -The usual... - - - ./autogen.sh && ./configure && make - -For an install into your home directory, try running ./configure like so: - - - ./configure --prefix=$HOME --libdir=$HOME/lib - -or maybe: - - - ./configure --prefix=$HOME --libdir=$HOME/lib64 # (for many 64-bit systems) - -3. Set up your language environment. - -You can either 'make install' to install the binding source to the library -directory you chose with './configure', or set your library and ruby/python -path to the libroutez source directory of your choice. e.g.: - -export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/path/to/libroutez and -export PYTHONPATH=/path/to/libroutez/python -export RUBYLIB=/path/to/libroutez/ruby - -(setting RUBYLIB is only necessary if you want to use ruby, python is used -by the graph creation utility, so you almost certainly do want that in your -path) - -4. Build a graph. - -To reduce application start up time, libroutez uses a custom graph format -which is created from GTFS and OpenStreetMap data. The creategraph utility -is used to create this. - -The invocation is pretty simple. If you want to create a graph file called -'mygraph.routez', simply invoke creategraph.py as follows: - - ./creategraph.py /path/to/gtfsfeed.zip --osm="/path/to/osmfile.osm" \ - mygraph.routez mygraph-gtfsmapping.yml - -Want some sample data to play with? You can download the combination of -William Lachance's Halifax GTFS and Geobase data: - - - http://wlach.masalalabs.ca/hfxfeed.zip - - http://wlach.masalalabs.ca/greater-hrm-geobase.osm.gz - -The Halifax GTFS feed is produced by me, based on information provided -by the city of Halifax. For more information, please see: -http://github.com/wlach/halifax-transit-feed. - -The OSM data is derived from the GeoBase dataset provided by the -government of Canada, and is distributed under the following terms: -http://geobase.ca/geobase/en/licence.jsp - -5. Starting playing with the library. - -Now that you've built a graph, you can start planning trips. Try the -'testgraph' mini program in examples. The following corresponds to -a trip from Cogswell and Maynard to Glengarry Gardens at 9am on Monday, -September 14th 2009 in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada: - -"testgraph mygraph.routez 44.649942 -63.583457 44.6605 -63.7467 1252933200" - -You should get a bunch of directions in "routezspeak" in response. :) Note that -no attempt is currently made to prettify the output, but hopefully this will at -least give you a starting point (perhaps that would be a fun little first -project for someone who wants to contribute?). Correlating the descriptive -information contained within a Google Transit feed with libroutez's internal -data structures will necessitate using the gtfs mapping yaml file generated -by the creategraph utility. - -For those who like programming in ruby and python, there are examples of both -in the same directory as 'testgraph'. - -=== Contributing === - -Contributions to libroutez are gratefully accepted. The easiest thing to do -is fork my repository on github (http://github.com/wlach/libroutez), apply -your change (make sure to add your name and nature of contribution to -AUTHORS), then either email me (at wrlach@gmail.com) or the libroutez mailing -list (http://groups.google.com/group/libroutez) to let us know about what you -did. Patch files sent directly to wrlach@gmail.com are also welcome. - -In order for changes to be committed, they will need to be licensed under the -same terms as the rest of libroutez (the MIT license). 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- *-sunos*|*-solaris*) - OS="SOLARIS" - ;; - *-win*) - OS="WIN32" - ;; - *-apple*) - OS="MACOS" - ;; - *) - OS="OTHER" - ;; -esac - -AC_SUBST(OS) - -AX_PYTHON_DEVEL -AX_WITH_RUBY -AX_RUBY_DEVEL - -AC_CHECK_PROG(SWIG, swig, swig) - -if test x"$SWIG" = "x"; then - AC_MSG_ERROR("swig not found") -fi - -if test x"$PYTHON_CPPFLAGS" = "x"; then - AC_MSG_ERROR("python not found") -fi - -if test x"$RUBY_CPPFLAGS" = "x"; then - AC_MSG_ERROR("ruby not found") -fi - -AC_CONFIG_FILES(config.mk) - -AC_OUTPUT - - --- a/origin-src/wlach-libroutez-272ef93/examples/loadgraph.cc +++ /dev/null @@ -1,24 +1,1 @@ -#include -#include "tripgraph.h" -using namespace std; - - -int main(int argc, char *argv[]) -{ - // this example does nothing other than simply load a graph into memory - // useful for profiling memory usage - - if (argc < 2) - { - printf("Usage: %s ", argv[0]); - return 1; - } - - printf("Loading graph...\n"); - TripGraph g; - g.load(argv[1]); - - return 0; -} - --- a/origin-src/wlach-libroutez-272ef93/examples/testgraph.cc +++ /dev/null @@ -1,52 +1,1 @@ -#include -#include "tripgraph.h" -using namespace std; -using namespace tr1; - - -void print_actions(shared_ptr &action) -{ - shared_ptr parent(action->parent); - if (parent) - print_actions(parent); - - printf("%d->%d; route: %d; start time: %.2f; end time: %.2f\n", - action->src_id, action->dest_id, action->route_id, - action->start_time, action->end_time); -} - - -int main(int argc, char *argv[]) -{ - if (argc < 7) - { - printf("Usage: %s " - " \n", argv[0]); - return 1; - } - - float src_lat = atof(argv[2]); - float src_lng = atof(argv[3]); - float dest_lat = atof(argv[4]); - float dest_lng = atof(argv[5]); - int start_time = atoi(argv[6]); - - printf("Loading graph...\n"); - TripGraph g; - g.load(argv[1]); - - printf("Calculating path...\n"); - TripPath *p = g.find_path(start_time, false, src_lat, src_lng, - dest_lat, dest_lng); - - if (p) - print_actions(p->last_action); - else - printf("Couldn't find path.\n"); - - delete p; - - return 0; -} - --- a/origin-src/wlach-libroutez-272ef93/examples/testpython.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,28 +1,1 @@ -#!/usr/bin/python -# This example is just to give a quick example of using the API for python -# hackers. - -# FIXME: flesh this out a bit more - -from libroutez.tripgraph import * - - -if __name__ == '__main__': - g = TripGraph() - - g.add_tripstop(0, TripStop.GTFS, 0.0, 0.0) - g.add_tripstop(1, TripStop.GTFS, 0.5, 0.0) - s = ServicePeriod(0, 1, 0, 0, 7, 0, 100, 2000, True, True, True) - g.add_service_period(s); - g.add_triphop(500, 1000, 0, 1, 1, 1, 0) - g.add_walkhop(0, 1) - - path = g.find_path(0, False, 0.0, 0.0, 0.5, 0.0) - - for action in path.get_actions(): - print "src: %s dest: %s st: %s et: %s rid: %s" % \ - (action.src_id, action.dest_id, action.start_time, action.end_time, - action.route_id) - - --- a/origin-src/wlach-libroutez-272ef93/examples/testruby.rb +++ /dev/null @@ -1,47 +1,1 @@ -#!/usr/bin/ruby -# This example is just here to give a simple example of using the ruby -# API. - -# FIXME: It would be nice to have some more ruby examples, but I'll leave -# that to the ruby hackers. - -# This is all slightly icky, but it's probably enough to -# help you get started - -require 'routez' - -g = Routez::TripGraph.new() -g.add_tripstop(0, Routez::TripStop::OSM, 0.0, 0.0) -g.add_tripstop(1, Routez::TripStop::OSM, 1.0, 0.0) -g.add_walkhop(0, 1) - -path = g.find_path(0, false, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0, 0.0) - -path.get_actions().each do |action| - puts "src: #{action.src_id} dest: #{action.dest_id} st: #{action.start_time} et: #{action.end_time} rid: #{action.route_id}" -end - -s = Routez::ServicePeriod.new(0, 1, 0, 0, 7, 0, 100, 2000, true, true, true) -g.add_service_period(s); -g.add_triphop(500, 1000, 0, 1, 1, 1, 0) -path2 = g.find_path(0, false, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0, 0.0) - -path2.get_actions().each do |action| - puts "src: #{action.src_id} dest: #{action.dest_id} st: #{action.start_time} et: #{action.end_time} rid: #{action.route_id}" -end - - -g = Routez::TripGraph.new() - -g.add_tripstop(0, Routez::TripStop::GTFS, 44.6554236, -63.5936968) # north and agricola -g.add_tripstop(1, Routez::TripStop::OSM, 44.6546407, -63.5948438) # north and robie (just north of north&agricola) -g.add_tripstop(2, Routez::TripStop::GTFS, 44.6567144, -63.5919115) # north and northwood (just south of north&agricola) -g.add_tripstop(3, Routez::TripStop::GTFS, 44.6432423, -63.6045261) # Quinpool and Connaught (a few kms away from north&agricola) - -stops = g.find_tripstops_in_range(44.6554236, -63.5936968, Routez::TripStop::GTFS, 500.0) - -stops.each do |stop| - puts "id: #{stop.id} lat: #{stop.lat} lon: #{stop.lng} type: #{stop.type}" -end - --- a/origin-src/wlach-libroutez-272ef93/include/defuns.h +++ /dev/null @@ -1,9 +1,1 @@ -#ifndef __DEFUNS_H -#define __DEFUNS_H -// max length of an identifier field (i.e. a service period) -// this simplifies the saving/loading code considerably -const int MAX_ID_LEN = 20; - -#endif // __DEFUNS_H - --- a/origin-src/wlach-libroutez-272ef93/include/serviceperiod.h +++ /dev/null @@ -1,61 +1,1 @@ -#ifndef __SERVICEPERIOD_H -#define __SERVICEPERIOD_H -#include -#include -#include -#include - -struct ServicePeriodException -{ - ServicePeriodException(int32_t _tm_mday, int32_t _tm_mon, int32_t _tm_year); - ServicePeriodException(); - - int32_t tm_mday; - int32_t tm_mon; - int32_t tm_year; -}; - -class ServicePeriod -{ - public: - ServicePeriod(int32_t id, - int32_t start_mday, int32_t start_mon, int32_t start_year, - int32_t end_mday, int32_t end_mon, int32_t end_year, - int32_t duration, bool weekday, bool saturday, bool sunday); - ServicePeriod(const ServicePeriod &s); - ServicePeriod(); - ServicePeriod(FILE *fp); - - void add_exception_on(int32_t tm_mday, int32_t tm_mon, int32_t tm_year); - void add_exception_off(int32_t tm_mday, int32_t tm_mon, int32_t tm_year); - - bool is_turned_on(int32_t tm_mday, int32_t tm_mon, int32_t tm_year); - bool is_turned_off(int32_t tm_mday, int32_t tm_mon, int32_t tm_year); - - void write(FILE *fp); - - int32_t id; - - // start/end time: the range of dates for which the service period is - // valid (e.g. Jan 2008 - Sep 2009) - time_t start_time; - time_t end_time; - - // duration and days of the week that the service period is active - int32_t duration; - bool weekday; - bool saturday; - bool sunday; - - // days that the service period is off (regardless of what the normal - // schedule) says. E.g. a weekday sched on Xmas - std::vector exceptions_off; - - // days that the service period is on (regardless of what the normal - // schedule) says. E.g. a sunday sched on Xmas - std::vector exceptions_on; -}; - -#endif // __SERVICEPERIOD_H - --- a/origin-src/wlach-libroutez-272ef93/include/tripgraph.h +++ /dev/null @@ -1,82 +1,1 @@ -#ifndef __TRIPGRAPH_H -#define __TRIPGRAPH_H -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include "serviceperiod.h" -#include "trippath.h" -#include "tripstop.h" - - -class TripGraph -{ - public: - TripGraph(); - void load(std::string fname); - void save(std::string fname); - - void set_timezone(std::string timezone); - void add_service_period(ServicePeriod &service_period); - void add_triphop(int32_t start_time, int32_t end_time, int32_t src_id, - int32_t dest_id, int32_t route_id, int32_t trip_id, - int32_t service_id); - void add_tripstop(int32_t id, TripStop::Type type, float lat, float lng); - void add_walkhop(int32_t src_id, int32_t dest_id); - - void link_osm_gtfs(); - - TripStop get_tripstop(int32_t id); - - std::vector > get_service_period_ids_for_time(int secs); - -#ifdef SWIG - %newobject find_path; -#endif - TripPath * find_path(double start, bool walkonly, - double src_lat, double src_lng, - double dest_lat, double dest_lng); - // various internal types - struct PathCompare - { - inline bool operator() (const std::tr1::shared_ptr &x, - const std::tr1::shared_ptr &y) - { - return x->heuristic_weight > y->heuristic_weight; - } - }; - - typedef std::vector > TripPathList; - typedef std::tr1::unordered_map > > VisitedRouteMap; - typedef std::tr1::unordered_map > > VisitedWalkMap; - typedef std::priority_queue, std::vector >, PathCompare> PathQueue; - - typedef std::vector ServicePeriodList; - typedef std::vector > TripStopList; - - std::vector find_tripstops_in_range(double lat, double lng, - TripStop::Type type, - double range); - - private: - // internal copy of get_tripstop: returns a pointer, not a copy, so - // much faster (when called many times) - std::tr1::shared_ptr _get_tripstop(int32_t id); - std::tr1::shared_ptr get_nearest_stop(double lat, double lng); - - void extend_path(std::tr1::shared_ptr &path, - bool walkonly, int32_t end_id, int &num_paths_considered, - VisitedRouteMap &visited_routes, - VisitedWalkMap &visited_walks, - PathQueue &uncompleted_paths, PathQueue &completed_paths); - - std::string timezone; - TripStopList tripstops; - ServicePeriodList splist; -}; - -#endif // __TRIPGRAPH_H - --- a/origin-src/wlach-libroutez-272ef93/include/trippath.h +++ /dev/null @@ -1,69 +1,1 @@ -#ifndef __TRIPPATH_H -#define __TRIPPATH_H -#include -#include -#include -#include "tripstop.h" - -struct TripAction -{ - TripAction(int32_t _src_id, int32_t _dest_id, int _route_id, - double _start_time, double _end_time); - TripAction() {} // for swig, which wants to call resize for some dumb reason - TripAction(const TripAction &other); - ~TripAction() { } - - TripAction &operator=(const TripAction &other); - - int32_t src_id, dest_id; - double start_time, end_time; - int route_id; - - // pointer to the action which preceded this one - std::tr1::shared_ptr parent; -}; - - -struct TripPath -{ - public: - TripPath(double _time, double _fastest_speed, - std::tr1::shared_ptr &_dest_stop, - std::tr1::shared_ptr &_last_stop); - TripPath() {} - - std::tr1::shared_ptr add_action( - std::tr1::shared_ptr &action, - std::deque &_possible_route_ids, - std::tr1::shared_ptr &_last_stop); - - // the following are mostly for the benefit of language bindings - // C++ code should be able to access this directly with less overhead... - std::deque get_actions(); - //tr1python::object get_last_action(); - - double time; - double fastest_speed; - std::tr1::shared_ptr dest_stop; - std::tr1::shared_ptr last_stop; - std::tr1::shared_ptr last_action; - - double walking_time; - double route_time; - int traversed_route_ids; - std::tr1::unordered_set possible_route_ids; - int last_route_id; - double weight; - double heuristic_weight; - -private: - void _get_heuristic_weight(); - - // Given an action just after the end of a walk in the path, delays - // that walk by the given number of seconds. - void delay_walk(std::tr1::shared_ptr walk, float secs); -}; - -#endif // __TRIPPATH_H - --- a/origin-src/wlach-libroutez-272ef93/include/tripstop.h +++ /dev/null @@ -1,87 +1,1 @@ -#ifndef __TRIPSTOP_H -#define __TRIPSTOP_H -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include - -// a triphop represents a hop to a specific node on the graph at a -// particular time (with a particular duration) -struct TripHop -{ - TripHop() { } - - TripHop(int32_t _start_time, int32_t _end_time, int32_t _dest_id, - int32_t _trip_id) - { - start_time = _start_time; - end_time = _end_time; - dest_id = _dest_id; - trip_id = _trip_id; - } - - int32_t start_time; - int32_t end_time; - int32_t dest_id; - int32_t trip_id; -}; - - -struct WalkHop -{ - WalkHop() { } - WalkHop(int32_t _dest_id, float _walktime) - { - dest_id = _dest_id; - walktime = _walktime; - } - - int32_t dest_id; - float walktime; -}; - - -struct TripStop -{ - int32_t id; - enum Type { OSM, GTFS }; - Type type; - float lat, lng; - - TripStop(FILE *fp); - TripStop(int32_t _id, Type _type, float _lat, float _lng); - TripStop(); - - void write(FILE *fp); - - void add_triphop(int32_t start_time, int32_t end_time, int32_t dest_id, - int32_t route_id, int32_t trip_id, int32_t service_id); - void add_walkhop(int32_t dest_id, float walktime); - std::deque get_routes(int32_t service_id); - const TripHop * find_triphop(int time, int route_id, int32_t service_id); - std::vector find_triphops( - int time, int route_id, int32_t service_id, int num); - - typedef std::vector TripHopList; - typedef std::tr1::unordered_map TripHopDict; - typedef std::tr1::unordered_map ServiceDict; - - // we keep a shared pointer to a tdict, as most nodes won't have one and - // we don't want the memory overhead of one if not strictly needed - // (note: we use a shared pointer instead of a standard pointer because - // the same tripstop may have multiple instances, but we only want one - // instance of its internal servicedict because it can be really huge...) - std::tr1::shared_ptr tdict; - - typedef std::list WalkHopList; - WalkHopList wlist; -}; - -#endif // __TRIPSTOP_H - --- a/origin-src/wlach-libroutez-272ef93/install-sh +++ /dev/null @@ -1,120 +1,1 @@ -#!/bin/sh -# -# install - install a program, script, or datafile -# This comes from X11R5; it is not part of GNU. -# -# $XConsortium: install.sh,v 1.2 89/12/18 14:47:22 jim Exp $ -# -# This script is compatible with the BSD install script, but was written -# from scratch. -# - - -# set DOITPROG to echo to test this script - -# Don't use :- since 4.3BSD and earlier shells don't like it. -doit="${DOITPROG-}" - - -# put in absolute paths if you don't have them in your path; or use env. vars. - -mvprog="${MVPROG-mv}" -cpprog="${CPPROG-cp}" -chmodprog="${CHMODPROG-chmod}" -chownprog="${CHOWNPROG-chown}" -chgrpprog="${CHGRPPROG-chgrp}" -stripprog="${STRIPPROG-strip}" -rmprog="${RMPROG-rm}" - -instcmd="$mvprog" -chmodcmd="" -chowncmd="" -chgrpcmd="" -stripcmd="" -rmcmd="$rmprog -f" -mvcmd="$mvprog" -src="" -dst="" - -while [ x"$1" != x ]; do - case $1 in - -c) instcmd="$cpprog" - shift - continue;; - - -m) chmodcmd="$chmodprog $2" - shift - shift - continue;; - - -o) chowncmd="$chownprog $2" - shift - shift - continue;; - - -g) chgrpcmd="$chgrpprog $2" - shift - shift - continue;; - - -s) stripcmd="$stripprog" - shift - continue;; - - *) if [ x"$src" = x ] - then - src=$1 - else - dst=$1 - fi - shift - continue;; - esac -done - -if [ x"$src" = x ] -then - echo "install: no input file specified" - exit 1 -fi - -if [ x"$dst" = x ] -then - echo "install: no destination specified" - exit 1 -fi - - -# If destination is a directory, append the input filename; if your system -# does not like double slashes in filenames, you may need to add some logic - -if [ -d $dst ] -then - dst="$dst"/`basename $src` -fi - -# Make a temp file name in the proper directory. - -dstdir=`dirname $dst` -dsttmp=$dstdir/#inst.$$# - -# Move or copy the file name to the temp name - -$doit $instcmd $src $dsttmp - -# and set any options; do chmod last to preserve setuid bits - -if [ x"$chowncmd" != x ]; then $doit $chowncmd $dsttmp; fi -if [ x"$chgrpcmd" != x ]; then $doit $chgrpcmd $dsttmp; fi -if [ x"$stripcmd" != x ]; then $doit $stripcmd $dsttmp; fi -if [ x"$chmodcmd" != x ]; then $doit $chmodcmd $dsttmp; fi - -# Now rename the file to the real destination. - -$doit $rmcmd $dst -$doit $mvcmd $dsttmp $dst - - -exit 0 - --- a/origin-src/wlach-libroutez-272ef93/install.mk +++ /dev/null @@ -1,26 +1,1 @@ -install-libroutez: libroutez.so - $(INSTALL) -d $(DESTDIR)$(libdir) - $(INSTALL_PROGRAM) libroutez.so $(DESTDIR)$(libdir)/ ; -# note: this is very non-idiomatic way of installing a python library. it -# probably doesn't handle edge cases well. but it works for me. -install-python: python/libroutez/_tripgraph.so python/libroutez/tripgraph.py - $(INSTALL) -d $(DESTDIR)$(libdir)/python/libroutez - $(INSTALL) python/libroutez/osm.py $(DESTDIR)$(libdir)/python/libroutez - $(INSTALL) python/libroutez/_tripgraph.so $(DESTDIR)$(libdir)/python/libroutez - $(INSTALL) python/libroutez/tripgraph.py $(DESTDIR)$(libdir)/python/libroutez - $(INSTALL) python/libroutez/__init__.py $(DESTDIR)$(libdir)/python/libroutez - -# likewise, this is a very non idiomatic way of installing a ruby module... -install-ruby: - $(INSTALL) -d $(DESTDIR)$(libdir)/ruby - $(INSTALL) ruby/routez.so $(DESTDIR)$(libdir)/ruby - -install-util: - $(INSTALL) -d $(DESTDIR)$(bindir) - $(INSTALL) utils/creategraph.py $(DESTDIR)$(bindir) - $(INSTALL) utils/get-gtfs-bounds.py $(DESTDIR)$(bindir) - - -install: install-libroutez install-python install-util install-ruby - --- a/origin-src/wlach-libroutez-272ef93/lib/serviceperiod.cc +++ /dev/null @@ -1,199 +1,1 @@ -#include -#include -#include "serviceperiod.h" -#include "defuns.h" -using namespace std; - - -static time_t get_time_t(int tm_mday, int tm_mon, int tm_year) -{ - struct tm t; - t.tm_sec = 0; - t.tm_min = 0; - t.tm_hour = 0; - t.tm_mday = tm_mday; - t.tm_mon = tm_mon; - t.tm_year = tm_year; - t.tm_wday = -1; - t.tm_yday = -1; - t.tm_isdst = -1; - - return mktime(&t); -} - - -ServicePeriodException::ServicePeriodException(int32_t _tm_mday, int32_t _tm_mon, - int32_t _tm_year) -{ - tm_mday = _tm_mday; - tm_mon = _tm_mon; - tm_year = _tm_year; -} - - -ServicePeriodException::ServicePeriodException() -{ - tm_mday = 0; - tm_mon = 0; - tm_year = 0; -} - - -ServicePeriod::ServicePeriod(int32_t _id, int32_t _start_mday, - int32_t _start_mon, int32_t _start_year, - int32_t _end_mday, int32_t _end_mon, - int32_t _end_year, int32_t _duration, - bool _weekday, bool _saturday, - bool _sunday) -{ - id = _id; - - start_time = get_time_t(_start_mday, _start_mon, _start_year); - end_time = get_time_t(_end_mday, _end_mon, _end_year); - - duration = _duration; - weekday = _weekday; - saturday = _saturday; - sunday = _sunday; -} - - -ServicePeriod::ServicePeriod(const ServicePeriod &s) -{ - id = s.id; - - start_time = s.start_time; - end_time = s.end_time; - - duration = s.duration; - weekday = s.weekday; - saturday = s.saturday; - sunday = s.sunday; - - for (vector::const_iterator i = s.exceptions_on.begin(); - i != s.exceptions_on.end(); i++) - add_exception_on(i->tm_mday, i->tm_mon, i->tm_year); - - for (vector::const_iterator i = s.exceptions_off.begin(); - i != s.exceptions_off.end(); i++) - add_exception_off(i->tm_mday, i->tm_mon, i->tm_year); -} - - -ServicePeriod::ServicePeriod() -{ - // blank service period object - start_time = 0; - end_time = 0; - - duration = 0; - weekday = false; - saturday = false; - sunday = false; -} - - -ServicePeriod::ServicePeriod(FILE *fp) -{ - assert(fread(&id, sizeof(int32_t), 1, fp) == 1); - - assert(fread(&start_time, sizeof(time_t), 1, fp) == 1); - assert(fread(&end_time, sizeof(time_t), 1, fp) == 1); - - assert(fread(&duration, sizeof(int32_t), 1, fp) == 1); - assert(fread(&weekday, sizeof(bool), 1, fp) == 1); - assert(fread(&saturday, sizeof(bool), 1, fp) == 1); - assert(fread(&sunday, sizeof(bool), 1, fp) == 1); - - uint32_t num_exceptions_on; - assert(fread(&num_exceptions_on, sizeof(uint32_t), 1, fp) == 1); - for (int i=0; i < num_exceptions_on; i++) - { - ServicePeriodException e; - assert(fread(&e, sizeof(ServicePeriodException), 1, fp) == 1); - add_exception_on(e.tm_mday, e.tm_mon, e.tm_year); - } - - uint32_t num_exceptions_off; - assert(fread(&num_exceptions_off, sizeof(uint32_t), 1, fp) == 1); - for (int i=0; i < num_exceptions_off; i++) - { - ServicePeriodException e; - assert(fread(&e, sizeof(ServicePeriodException), 1, fp) == 1); - add_exception_off(e.tm_mday, e.tm_mon, e.tm_year); - } -} - - -void ServicePeriod::write(FILE *fp) -{ - assert(fwrite(&id, sizeof(int32_t), 1, fp) == 1); - - assert(fwrite(&start_time, sizeof(time_t), 1, fp) == 1); - assert(fwrite(&end_time, sizeof(time_t), 1, fp) == 1); - - assert(fwrite(&duration, sizeof(int32_t), 1, fp) == 1); - assert(fwrite(&weekday, sizeof(bool), 1, fp) == 1); - assert(fwrite(&saturday, sizeof(bool), 1, fp) == 1); - assert(fwrite(&sunday, sizeof(bool), 1, fp) == 1); - - uint32_t num_exceptions_on = exceptions_on.size(); - assert(fwrite(&num_exceptions_on, sizeof(uint32_t), 1, fp) == 1); - for (vector::iterator i = exceptions_on.begin(); - i != exceptions_on.end(); i++) - { - ServicePeriodException &e = (*i); - assert(fwrite(&e, sizeof(ServicePeriodException), 1, fp) == 1); - } - - uint32_t num_exceptions_off = exceptions_off.size(); - assert(fwrite(&num_exceptions_off, sizeof(uint32_t), 1, fp) == 1); - for (vector::iterator i = exceptions_off.begin(); - i != exceptions_off.end(); i++) - { - ServicePeriodException &e = (*i); - assert(fwrite(&e, sizeof(ServicePeriodException), 1, fp) == 1); - } -} - - -void ServicePeriod::add_exception_on(int32_t tm_mday, int32_t tm_mon, int32_t tm_year) -{ - exceptions_on.push_back(ServicePeriodException(tm_mday, tm_mon, tm_year)); -} - - -void ServicePeriod::add_exception_off(int32_t tm_mday, int32_t tm_mon, int32_t tm_year) -{ - exceptions_off.push_back(ServicePeriodException(tm_mday, tm_mon, tm_year)); -} - - -bool ServicePeriod::is_turned_on(int32_t tm_mday, int32_t tm_mon, int32_t tm_year) -{ - for (vector::iterator i = exceptions_on.begin(); - i != exceptions_on.end(); i++) - { - if ((*i).tm_mday == tm_mday && (*i).tm_mon == tm_mon && - (*i).tm_year == tm_year) - return true; - } - - return false; -} - - -bool ServicePeriod::is_turned_off(int32_t tm_mday, int32_t tm_mon, int32_t tm_year) -{ - for (vector::iterator i = exceptions_off.begin(); - i != exceptions_off.end(); i++) - { - if ((*i).tm_mday == tm_mday && (*i).tm_mon == tm_mon && - (*i).tm_year == tm_year) - return true; - } - - return false; -} - --- a/origin-src/wlach-libroutez-272ef93/lib/tripgraph.cc +++ /dev/null @@ -1,646 +1,1 @@ -#include "tripgraph.h" -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include -using namespace std; -using namespace tr1; - -// set to 1 to see what find_path is doing (VERY verbose) -#if 0 -# define DEBUGPATH(fmt, args...) fprintf(stderr, fmt, ## args) -#else -# define DEBUGPATH -#endif - -// Estimated walking speed in m/s -static const float EST_WALK_SPEED = 1.1f; -static int SECS_IN_DAY = (60*60*24); - - -static inline double radians(double degrees) -{ - return degrees/180.0f*M_PI; -} - -static inline double degrees(double radians) -{ - return radians*180.0f/M_PI; -} - -static double distance(double src_lat, double src_lng, double dest_lat, - double dest_lng) -{ - // returns distance in meters - static const double EPSILON = 0.00005; - - if (fabs(src_lat - dest_lat) < EPSILON && fabs(src_lng - dest_lng) < EPSILON) { - return 0.0f; - } - - double theta = src_lng - dest_lng; - double src_lat_radians = radians(src_lat); - double dest_lat_radians = radians(dest_lat); - double dist = sin(src_lat_radians) * sin(dest_lat_radians) + - cos(src_lat_radians) * cos(dest_lat_radians) * - cos(radians(theta)); - dist = acos(dist); - dist = degrees(dist); - dist *= (60.0f * 1.1515 * 1.609344 * 1000.0f); - return dist; -} - - -TripGraph::TripGraph() -{ - set_timezone("UTC"); -} - - -void TripGraph::load(string fname) -{ - FILE *fp = fopen(fname.c_str(), "r"); - if (!fp) - { - printf("Error: Couldn't open graph file %s: %s (%d).\n", - fname.c_str(), strerror(errno), errno); - return; - } - - uint32_t timezone_len; - assert(fread(&timezone_len, sizeof(uint32_t), 1, fp) == 1); - char tz[timezone_len+1]; - assert(fread(tz, sizeof(char), timezone_len, fp) == timezone_len); - tz[timezone_len] = '\0'; - set_timezone(tz); - - uint32_t num_service_periods; - if (fread(&num_service_periods, sizeof(uint32_t), 1, fp) != 1) - { - printf("Error: Couldn't read the number of service periods.\n"); - return; - } - for (int i=0; i < num_service_periods; i++) - { - ServicePeriod s(fp); - add_service_period(s); - } - - uint32_t num_tripstops; - if (fread(&num_tripstops, sizeof(uint32_t), 1, fp) != 1) - { - printf("Error: Couldn't read the number of tripstops.\n"); - return; - } - - tripstops.reserve(num_tripstops); - for (uint32_t i=0; i < num_tripstops; i++) - { - shared_ptr s(new TripStop(fp)); - assert(tripstops.size() == s->id); - tripstops.push_back(s); - } - - fclose(fp); -} - - -void TripGraph::save(string fname) -{ - FILE *fp = fopen(fname.c_str(), "w"); - if (!fp) - { - printf("Error: Couldn't open graph %s for writing: %s (%d).\n", - fname.c_str(), strerror(errno), errno); - return; - } - - // write timezone - uint32_t timezone_len = timezone.size(); - assert(fwrite(&timezone_len, sizeof(uint32_t), 1, fp) == 1); - assert(fwrite(timezone.c_str(), sizeof(char), timezone_len, fp) == - timezone_len); - - // write service periods - uint32_t num_service_periods = splist.size(); - assert(fwrite(&num_service_periods, sizeof(uint32_t), 1, fp) == 1); - for (ServicePeriodList::iterator i = splist.begin(); i != splist.end(); - i++) - i->write(fp); - - // write tripstops - uint32_t num_tripstops = tripstops.size(); - assert(fwrite(&num_tripstops, sizeof(uint32_t), 1, fp) == 1); - for (TripStopList::iterator i = tripstops.begin(); - i != tripstops.end(); i++) - { - (*i)->write(fp); - } - - fclose(fp); -} - - -void TripGraph::set_timezone(std::string _timezone) -{ - timezone = _timezone; - setenv("TZ", timezone.c_str(), 1); - tzset(); -} - - -void TripGraph::add_service_period(ServicePeriod &service_period) -{ - assert(service_period.id == splist.size()); - splist.push_back(service_period); -} - - -void TripGraph::add_triphop(int32_t start_time, int32_t end_time, - int32_t src_id, int32_t dest_id, int32_t route_id, - int32_t trip_id, int32_t service_id) -{ - // will assert if src_id doesn't exist!! - _get_tripstop(src_id)->add_triphop(start_time, end_time, dest_id, route_id, - trip_id, service_id); -} - - -void TripGraph::add_tripstop(int32_t id, TripStop::Type type, float lat, float lng) -{ - // id must equal size of tripstops - assert(id == tripstops.size()); - - tripstops.push_back(shared_ptr(new TripStop(id, type, lat, lng))); -} - - -void TripGraph::add_walkhop(int32_t src_id, int32_t dest_id) -{ - // will assert if src_id or dest_id doesn't exist!! - shared_ptr ts_src = _get_tripstop(src_id); - shared_ptr ts_dest = _get_tripstop(dest_id); - - double dist = distance(ts_src->lat, ts_src->lng, - ts_dest->lat, ts_dest->lng); - - ts_src->add_walkhop(dest_id, dist / EST_WALK_SPEED); -} - - -struct Point -{ - Point(double _lat, double _lng) { lat=_lat; lng=_lng; } - double lat; - double lng; -}; - -bool operator==(const Point &p1, const Point &p2) -{ - // We say that anything within a distance of 1 meter is identical. - return (distance(p1.lat, p1.lng, p2.lat, p2.lng) < 1.0f); -} - -Point get_closest_point(Point &a, Point &b, Point &c) -{ - // Given a line made up of a and b, and a point c, - // return the point on the line closest to c (may be a or b). - double ab2 = pow((b.lat - a.lat), 2) + pow((b.lng - a.lng), 2); - double ap_ab = (c.lat - a.lat)*(b.lat-a.lat) + (c.lng-a.lng)*(b.lng-a.lng); - double t = ap_ab / ab2; - - // Clamp t to be between a and b. - if (t < 0.0f) - t = 0.0f; - else if (t>1.0f) - t = 1.0f; - - return Point(a.lat + (b.lat - a.lat)*t, a.lng + (b.lng - a.lng)*t); -} - - -// This complicated-looking method attempts to link gtfs stops to osm nodes. -// If a stop lies between two osm nodes on a polyline, we will link the gtfs -// stop to both of them. -void TripGraph::link_osm_gtfs() -{ - map > new_walkhops; - - // do some counting of the actual number of gtfs - int gtfs_tripstop_count = 0; - int gtfs_tripstop_total = 0; - for (TripStopList::iterator i = tripstops.begin(); - i != tripstops.end(); i++) - { - if ((*i)->type == TripStop::GTFS) - gtfs_tripstop_total++; - } - - for (TripStopList::iterator i = tripstops.begin(); - i != tripstops.end(); i++) - { - gtfs_tripstop_count++; - // For each GTFS stop... - if ((*i)->type == TripStop::GTFS) - { - Point gtfs_pt((*i)->lat, (*i)->lng); - - pair nearest_walkhop(-1, -1); - double min_dist; - - // Check each other trip stop and all its walkhops... - // FIXME: This is begging to be optimized. We need some way to - // exclude the bulk of tripstops that are a million miles away. - // One idea is to do some sort of quadtree-like partitioning of - // the tripstops; then we'd mostly only have to check other stops - // within our partition. - // Another idea is to put a bounding box around each tripstop and - // its associated walkhops, saving us from having to examine each - // walkhop of some faraway triphop. - for (TripStopList::iterator j = tripstops.begin(); - j != tripstops.end(); j++) - { - for (TripStop::WalkHopList::iterator k = (*j)->wlist.begin(); - k != (*j)->wlist.end(); k++) - { - Point trip_pt((*j)->lat, (*j)->lng); - - shared_ptr dest_stop = _get_tripstop(k->dest_id); - Point walk_pt(dest_stop->lat, dest_stop->lng); - - Point p = get_closest_point(trip_pt, walk_pt, gtfs_pt); - - // Find the closest OSM hop to the GTFS stop - double dist = distance(gtfs_pt.lat, gtfs_pt.lng, - p.lat, p.lng); - if ((nearest_walkhop.first == (-1) && - nearest_walkhop.second == (-1)) || dist < min_dist) - { - nearest_walkhop = pair(-1, -1); - // If the GTFS stop is on one of the OSM nodes, use - // that node. Otherwise remember both nodes. - if (trip_pt == p) - nearest_walkhop.first = (*j)->id; - else if (walk_pt == p) - nearest_walkhop.first = k->dest_id; - else - { - nearest_walkhop.first = (*j)->id; - nearest_walkhop.second = k->dest_id; - } - - min_dist = dist; - } - } - } - - new_walkhops[(*i)->id] = nearest_walkhop; - printf("%02.2f%% done: Linking %d -> %d, %d\n", - ((float)gtfs_tripstop_count * 100.0f) / ((float)gtfs_tripstop_total), - (*i)->id, - nearest_walkhop.first, - nearest_walkhop.second); - } - } - - for (map >::iterator i = new_walkhops.begin(); - i != new_walkhops.end(); i++) - { - int32_t osmstop1 = i->second.first; - int32_t osmstop2 = i->second.second; - - assert(osmstop1 >= 0); - add_walkhop(i->first, osmstop1); - add_walkhop(osmstop1, i->first); - - if (osmstop2 >= 0) - { - add_walkhop(i->first, osmstop2); - add_walkhop(osmstop2, i->first); - } - } -} - - -shared_ptr TripGraph::get_nearest_stop(double lat, double lng) -{ - // FIXME: use a quadtree to speed this up, see link_osm_gtfs() for - // more thoughts on this - - shared_ptr closest_stop; - double min_dist = 0.0f; - for (TripStopList::iterator i = tripstops.begin(); - i != tripstops.end(); i++) - { - double dist = pow(((*i)->lat - lat), 2) + pow(((*i)->lng - lng), 2); - if (!closest_stop || dist < min_dist) - { - closest_stop = (*i); - min_dist = dist; - } - } - - return closest_stop; -} - - -TripStop TripGraph::get_tripstop(int32_t id) -{ - shared_ptr ts = _get_tripstop(id); - return TripStop(*ts); -} - - -vector > TripGraph::get_service_period_ids_for_time(int secs) -{ - vector > vsp; - - for (ServicePeriodList::iterator i = splist.begin(); i != splist.end(); i++) - { - for (int offset = 0; offset < i->duration; offset += SECS_IN_DAY) - { - time_t mysecs = secs - offset; - struct tm * t = localtime(&mysecs); - if (i->start_time <= mysecs && - i->end_time >= mysecs && - (((t->tm_wday == 6 && i->saturday) || - (t->tm_wday == 0 && i->sunday) || - (t->tm_wday > 0 && t->tm_wday < 6 && i->weekday)) && - !i->is_turned_off(t->tm_mday, t->tm_mon, t->tm_year)) || - i->is_turned_on(t->tm_mday, t->tm_mon, t->tm_year)) - { - vsp.push_back(pair(i->id, offset)); - } - } - } - - return vsp; -} - - -TripPath * TripGraph::find_path(double start, bool walkonly, - double src_lat, double src_lng, - double dest_lat, double dest_lng) -{ - PathQueue uncompleted_paths; - PathQueue completed_paths; - - VisitedRouteMap visited_routes; - VisitedWalkMap visited_walks; - - shared_ptr start_node = get_nearest_stop(src_lat, src_lng); - shared_ptr end_node = get_nearest_stop(dest_lat, dest_lng); - DEBUGPATH("Find path. Secs: %f walkonly: %d " - "src lat: %f src lng: %f dest_lat: %f dest_lng: %f\n", - start, walkonly, src_lat, src_lng, dest_lat, dest_lng); - DEBUGPATH("- Start: %d End: %d\n", start_node->id, end_node->id); - - //DEBUGPATH("..service period determination.."); - - // Consider the distance required to reach the start node from the - // beginning, and add that to our start time. - double dist_from_start = distance(src_lat, src_lng, - start_node->lat, start_node->lng); - start += (dist_from_start / EST_WALK_SPEED); - - DEBUGPATH("- Start time - %f (dist from start: %f)\n", start, dist_from_start); - shared_ptr start_path(new TripPath(start, EST_WALK_SPEED, - end_node, start_node)); - if (start_node == end_node) - return new TripPath(*start_path); - - uncompleted_paths.push(start_path); - - int num_paths_considered = 0; - - while (uncompleted_paths.size() > 0) - { - DEBUGPATH("Continuing\n"); - shared_ptr path = uncompleted_paths.top(); - uncompleted_paths.pop(); - extend_path(path, walkonly, end_node->id, num_paths_considered, - visited_routes, visited_walks, uncompleted_paths, - completed_paths); - - // If we've still got open paths, but their weight exceeds that - // of the weight of a completed path, break. - if (uncompleted_paths.size() > 0 && completed_paths.size() > 0 && - uncompleted_paths.top()->heuristic_weight > - completed_paths.top()->heuristic_weight) - { - DEBUGPATH("Breaking with %d uncompleted paths (paths " - "considered: %d).\n", uncompleted_paths.size(), - num_paths_considered); - return new TripPath(*(completed_paths.top())); - } - - //if len(completed_paths) > 0 and len(uncompleted_paths) > 0: - // print "Weight of best completed path: %s, uncompleted: %s" % \ - // (completed_paths[0].heuristic_weight, uncompleted_paths[0].heuristic_weight) - } - - if (completed_paths.size()) - return new TripPath(*(completed_paths.top())); - - return NULL; -} - - -shared_ptr TripGraph::_get_tripstop(int32_t id) -{ - assert(id < tripstops.size()); - - return tripstops[id]; -} - - -void TripGraph::extend_path(shared_ptr &path, - bool walkonly, - int32_t goal_id, - int &num_paths_considered, - VisitedRouteMap &visited_routes, - VisitedWalkMap &visited_walks, - PathQueue &uncompleted_paths, - PathQueue &completed_paths) -{ - TripPathList newpaths; - int32_t src_id = path->last_stop->id; - int last_route_id = path->last_route_id; - -#if 0 - if (path->last_action) - { - string last_src_id = path->last_action->src_id; - if (cb) - python::call(cb, tripstops[last_src_id]->lat, - tripstops[last_src_id]->lng, - tripstops[src_id]->lat, - tripstops[src_id]->lng, - last_route_id); - } -#endif - time_t mysecs = (time_t)path->time; - struct tm * tm = localtime(&mysecs); - double elapsed_daysecs = tm->tm_sec + (60*tm->tm_min) + (60*60*tm->tm_hour); - double daystart = path->time - elapsed_daysecs; - - // Figure out service period based on start time, then figure out - // seconds since midnight on our particular day - vector > vsp = get_service_period_ids_for_time(path->time); - - DEBUGPATH("Extending path at vertex %d (on %d) @ %f (walktime: %f, " - "routetime: %f elapsed_daysecs: %f)\n", src_id, last_route_id, path->time, - path->walking_time, path->route_time, elapsed_daysecs); - shared_ptr src_stop = _get_tripstop(src_id); - - // Keep track of outgoing route ids at this node: make sure that we - // don't get on a route later when we could have gotten on here. - deque outgoing_route_ids; - if (!walkonly) - { - for (vector >::iterator i = vsp.begin(); i != vsp.end(); i++) - { - deque route_ids = src_stop->get_routes(i->first); - for (deque::iterator j = route_ids.begin(); j != route_ids.end(); j++) - outgoing_route_ids.push_back(*j); - } - } - - // Explore walkhops that are better than the ones we've already visited. - // If we're on a bus, don't allow a transfer if we've been on for - // less than 5 minutes (FIXME: probably better to measure distance - // travelled?) - if (last_route_id == -1 || path->route_time > (2 * 60)) - { - for (TripStop::WalkHopList::iterator i = src_stop->wlist.begin(); - i != src_stop->wlist.end(); i++) - { - int32_t dest_id = i->dest_id; - double walktime = i->walktime; - - // Do a quick test to make sure that the potential basis for a - // new path isn't worse than what we have already, before - // incurring the cost of creating a new path and evaluating it. - unordered_map > vsrc = visited_walks[src_id]; - unordered_map >::iterator v1 = vsrc.find(dest_id); - if (v1 != vsrc.end() && path->heuristic_weight > v1->second->heuristic_weight) - continue; - - shared_ptr action( - new TripAction(src_id, dest_id, -1, path->time, - (path->time + walktime))); - shared_ptr ds = _get_tripstop(dest_id); - shared_ptr path2 = path->add_action( - action, outgoing_route_ids, ds); - - DEBUGPATH("- Considering walkpath to %d\n", dest_id); - - if (v1 == vsrc.end() || - v1->second->heuristic_weight > path2->heuristic_weight || - ((v1->second->heuristic_weight - path2->heuristic_weight) < 1.0f && - v1->second->walking_time > path2->walking_time)) - { - DEBUGPATH("-- Adding walkpath to %d (walktime: %f (%f, %f))\n", dest_id, walktime, action->start_time, action->end_time); - if (dest_id == goal_id) - completed_paths.push(path2); - else - uncompleted_paths.push(path2); - - num_paths_considered++; - visited_walks[src_id][dest_id] = path2; - } - } - } - - - // If we're doing a walkonly path (mostly for generating shapes?), stop - // and return here. - if (walkonly) - return; - - // Find outgoing triphops from the source and get a list of paths to them. - for (vector >::iterator sp = vsp.begin(); sp != vsp.end(); - sp++) - { - deque route_ids = src_stop->get_routes(sp->first); - for (deque::iterator j = route_ids.begin(); j != route_ids.end(); j++) - { - int LEEWAY = 0; - if ((*j) != last_route_id) - LEEWAY = (5*60); // give 5 mins to make a transfer - - const TripHop * t = src_stop->find_triphop( - elapsed_daysecs + sp->second + LEEWAY, (*j), sp->first); - if (t) - { - // If we've been on the route before (or could have been), - // don't get on again. - if ((*j) != last_route_id && path->possible_route_ids.count(*j)) - { - // pass - } - // Disallow more than three transfers. - else if ((*j) != last_route_id && - path->traversed_route_ids > 3) - { - // pass - } - else - { - // Do a quick test to make sure that the potential basis for a - // new path isn't worse than what we have already, before - // incurring the cost of creating a new path and evaluating it. - unordered_map >::iterator v = visited_routes[src_id].find(*j); - if (v != visited_routes[src_id].end() && path->heuristic_weight > v->second->heuristic_weight) - continue; - - shared_ptr action = shared_ptr( - new TripAction(src_id, t->dest_id, (*j), daystart + t->start_time, - daystart + t->end_time)); - shared_ptr ds = _get_tripstop(t->dest_id); - shared_ptr path2 = path->add_action( - action, outgoing_route_ids, ds); - - - if (v == visited_routes[src_id].end() || - v->second->heuristic_weight > path2->heuristic_weight || - ((v->second->heuristic_weight - path2->heuristic_weight) < 1.0f && - v->second->walking_time > path2->walking_time)) - { - if (t->dest_id == goal_id) - completed_paths.push(path2); - else - uncompleted_paths.push(path2); - - num_paths_considered++; - visited_routes[src_id][(*j)] = path2; - } - } - } - } - } -} - - -vector TripGraph::find_tripstops_in_range(double lat, double lng, - TripStop::Type type, - double range) -{ - vector tripstops_in_range; - - for (TripStopList::iterator i = tripstops.begin(); - i != tripstops.end(); i++) - { - if ((*i)->type != type) - continue; - - double dist = distance((*i)->lat, (*i)->lng, lat, lng); - if (dist <= range) - tripstops_in_range.push_back(*(*i)); - } - - return tripstops_in_range; -} - --- a/origin-src/wlach-libroutez-272ef93/lib/trippath.cc +++ /dev/null @@ -1,260 +1,1 @@ -#include "trippath.h" -#include -#if 0 -#define LOG(...) fprintf(stderr, __VA_ARGS__) -#else -#define LOG(...) -#endif - -using namespace std; -using namespace tr1; - -static inline double radians(double degrees) -{ - return degrees/180.0f*M_PI; -} - -static inline double degrees(double radians) -{ - return radians*180.0f/M_PI; -} - -static double distance(double src_lat, double src_lng, double dest_lat, double dest_lng) -{ - if (src_lat == dest_lat && src_lng == dest_lng) - return 0.0f; - - double theta = src_lng - dest_lng; - double src_lat_radians = radians(src_lat); - double dest_lat_radians = radians(dest_lat); - double dist = sin(src_lat_radians) * sin(dest_lat_radians) + - cos(src_lat_radians) * cos(dest_lat_radians) * - cos(radians(theta)); - dist = acos(dist); - dist = degrees(dist); - dist *= (60.0f * 1.1515 * 1.609344 * 1000.0f); - return dist; -} - - -TripAction::TripAction(int32_t _src_id, int32_t _dest_id, - int _route_id, double _start_time, double _end_time) : - src_id(_src_id), - dest_id(_dest_id), - route_id(_route_id), - start_time(_start_time), - end_time(_end_time), - parent() -{ -} - - -TripAction::TripAction(const TripAction &other): - src_id(other.src_id), - dest_id(other.dest_id), - route_id(other.route_id), - start_time(other.start_time), - end_time(other.end_time), - parent(other.parent) -{ -} - - -TripAction& TripAction::operator=(const TripAction &other) -{ - src_id = other.src_id; - dest_id = other.dest_id; - route_id = other.route_id; - start_time = other.start_time; - end_time = other.end_time; - parent = other.parent; -} - -TripPath::TripPath(double _time, double _fastest_speed, - shared_ptr &_dest_stop, - shared_ptr &_last_stop) -{ - fastest_speed = _fastest_speed; - dest_stop = _dest_stop; - last_stop = _last_stop; - time = _time; - - walking_time = 0.0f; - weight = _time; - traversed_route_ids = 0; - last_route_id = -1; - route_time = 0.0f; - _get_heuristic_weight(); -} - -#if 0 -python::object TripPath::get_last_action() -{ - if (last_action) - return python::object(*last_action); - - return python::object(); -} -#endif - -void TripPath::_get_heuristic_weight() -{ - // start off with heuristic weight being equivalent to its real weight - heuristic_weight = weight; - - // then, calculate the time remaining based on going directly - // from the last vertex to the destination vertex at the fastest - // possible speed in the graph - double remaining_distance = distance(last_stop->lat, last_stop->lng, - dest_stop->lat, dest_stop->lng); - heuristic_weight += remaining_distance / 5; //(fastest_speed / 3); - - // now, add 5 minutes per each transfer, multiplied to the power of 2 - // (to make transfers exponentially more painful) - if (traversed_route_ids > 1) - heuristic_weight += (pow(2.0f, (int)(traversed_route_ids-2)) * 5.0f * 60.0f); - - // double the cost of walking after 5 mins, quadruple after 10 mins, - // octuple after 15, etc. (up to a maximum of 20 iterations of this, to - // make sure we don't freeze for particularly long walking times-- mostly - // useful for obscure test cases) - double excess_walking_time = walking_time - 300.0f; - int iter = 0; - while (excess_walking_time > 0 && iter < 20) - { - double iter_walking_time = 0; - if (excess_walking_time > 300.0f) - iter_walking_time = 300.0f; - else - iter_walking_time = excess_walking_time; - heuristic_weight += (iter_walking_time * pow(2.0f, iter)); - excess_walking_time -= 300.0f; - iter++; - } - - // add 5 mins to our weight if we were walking and remaining distance - // >1000m, to account for the fact that we're probably going to - // want to wait for another bus. this prevents us from repeatedly - // getting out of the bus and walking around - if (last_route_id == -1 && remaining_distance > 1000) - heuristic_weight += (5*60); -} - -static void _add_actions_to_list(deque &l, - shared_ptr &action) -{ - if (action) - { - if (action->parent) - _add_actions_to_list(l, action->parent); - l.push_back(TripAction(*action)); - } -} - -deque TripPath::get_actions() -{ - deque l; - - // recursively add actions to list, so we get them back in the - // correct order - _add_actions_to_list(l, last_action); - - return l; -} - -shared_ptr TripPath::add_action(shared_ptr &action, - deque &_possible_route_ids, - shared_ptr &_last_stop) -{ - shared_ptr new_trippath(new TripPath(*this)); - - float departure_delay = 0.0f; - - if (action->route_id == -1) - { - new_trippath->walking_time += (action->end_time - action->start_time); - new_trippath->route_time = 0; - } - else if (new_trippath->last_action) - { - // Starting first bus route, adjust the start time to match. - if (new_trippath->traversed_route_ids == 0) - { - departure_delay = - action->start_time - new_trippath->last_action->end_time; - // Aim to be at the bus stop 3 minutes early. - departure_delay -= 3*60; - } - - if (action->route_id != new_trippath->last_action->route_id) - { - new_trippath->traversed_route_ids++; - new_trippath->route_time = 0; - } - } - - for (deque::iterator i = _possible_route_ids.begin(); - i != _possible_route_ids.end(); i++) - { - new_trippath->possible_route_ids.insert(*i); - } - - new_trippath->route_time += (action->end_time - action->start_time); - new_trippath->weight += (action->end_time - action->start_time); - new_trippath->weight += (action->start_time - time); - - if (new_trippath->last_action) - action->parent = new_trippath->last_action; - new_trippath->last_action = shared_ptr(new TripAction(*action)); - new_trippath->last_stop = _last_stop; - new_trippath->last_route_id = action->route_id; - new_trippath->_get_heuristic_weight(); - new_trippath->time = action->end_time; - - if (departure_delay > 0.0f) - { - LOG("Delaying start by %f seconds\n", departure_delay); - new_trippath->delay_walk(new_trippath->last_action, departure_delay); - } - - return new_trippath; -} - - -void TripPath::delay_walk(shared_ptr walk, float secs) -{ - if (!walk) - return; - - // Don't delay partial walks; we need to be given the element *after* - // the final walk. - if (walk->route_id == -1) - return; - - // Only delay actual walks. - if (!walk->parent || walk->parent->route_id != -1) - return; - - shared_ptr w(walk); - while (w && w->parent && w->parent->route_id == -1) - { - // We need to clone the actions, as they're no longer safe to share - // (for instance, they could be shared by another bus trip that leaves - // earlier). - w->parent = shared_ptr(new TripAction(*(w->parent))); - w = w->parent; - - w->start_time += secs; - w->end_time += secs; - } - - // If we delayed the initial walk, then we've reduced the total trip time. - if (!w) - { - weight -= secs; - _get_heuristic_weight(); - } -} - - --- a/origin-src/wlach-libroutez-272ef93/lib/tripstop.cc +++ /dev/null @@ -1,208 +1,1 @@ -#include "defuns.h" -#include "tripstop.h" -#include -#include - -using namespace std; -using namespace tr1; - - -TripStop::TripStop(FILE *fp) -{ - assert(fread(&id, sizeof(int32_t), 1, fp) == 1); - assert(fread(&type, sizeof(Type), 1, fp) == 1); - assert(fread(&lat, sizeof(float), 1, fp) == 1); - assert(fread(&lng, sizeof(float), 1, fp) == 1); - - uint8_t have_triphops; - assert(fread(&have_triphops, sizeof(uint8_t), 1, fp) == 1); - - if (have_triphops) - { - tdict = shared_ptr(new ServiceDict); - - uint32_t num_service_periods; - assert(fread(&num_service_periods, sizeof(uint32_t), 1, fp) == 1); - for (uint32_t i=0; i= t.start_time); // FIXME: should be >, no? - (*tdict)[sp_id][route_id].push_back(t); - } - } - - } - } - - uint32_t num_walkhops = 0; - assert(fread(&num_walkhops, sizeof(uint32_t), 1, fp) == 1); - for (int i=0; i= 0.0f); // FIXME, should be >, no? - add_walkhop(dest_id, walktime); - } -} - - -TripStop::TripStop(int32_t _id, Type _type, float _lat, float _lng) -{ - id = _id; - type = _type; - lat = _lat; - lng = _lng; -} - - -TripStop::TripStop() -{ -} - - -void TripStop::write(FILE *fp) -{ - assert(fwrite(&id, sizeof(int32_t), 1, fp) == 1); - assert(fwrite(&type, sizeof(Type), 1, fp) == 1); - assert(fwrite(&lat, sizeof(float), 1, fp) == 1); - assert(fwrite(&lng, sizeof(float), 1, fp) == 1); - - uint8_t have_triphops = tdict ? 1 : 0; - assert(fwrite(&have_triphops, sizeof(uint8_t), 1, fp) == 1); - - if (tdict) - { - uint32_t num_service_periods = tdict->size(); - assert(fwrite(&num_service_periods, sizeof(uint32_t), 1, fp) == 1); - - for (ServiceDict::iterator i = tdict->begin(); i != tdict->end(); i++) - { - assert(fwrite(&(i->first), sizeof(int32_t), 1, fp) == 1); - uint32_t num_route_ids = i->second.size(); - assert(fwrite(&num_route_ids, sizeof(uint32_t), 1, fp) == 1); - for (TripHopDict::iterator j = i->second.begin(); - j != i->second.end(); j++) - { - int32_t route_id = j->first; - assert(fwrite(&route_id, sizeof(int32_t), 1, fp) == 1); - uint32_t num_triphops = j->second.size(); - assert(fwrite(&num_triphops, sizeof(uint32_t), 1, fp) == 1); - for (TripHopList::iterator k = j->second.begin(); - k != j->second.end(); k++) - { - assert(fwrite(&(*k), sizeof(TripHop), 1, fp) == 1); - } - } - } - } - - uint32_t num_walkhops = wlist.size(); - assert(fwrite(&num_walkhops, sizeof(uint32_t), 1, fp) == 1); - for (WalkHopList::iterator i = wlist.begin(); i != wlist.end(); i++) - { - assert(fwrite(&(*i), sizeof(WalkHop), 1, fp) == 1); - } -} - - -static bool sort_triphops(const TripHop &x, - const TripHop &y) -{ - return x.start_time < y.start_time; -} - - -void TripStop::add_triphop(int32_t start_time, int32_t end_time, - int32_t dest_id, int32_t route_id, int32_t trip_id, - int32_t service_id) -{ - if (!tdict) - tdict = shared_ptr(new ServiceDict); - - (*tdict)[service_id][route_id].push_back(TripHop(start_time, end_time, - dest_id, trip_id)); - ::sort((*tdict)[service_id][route_id].begin(), - (*tdict)[service_id][route_id].end(), sort_triphops); -} - - -void TripStop::add_walkhop(int32_t dest_id, float walktime) -{ - wlist.push_front(WalkHop(dest_id, walktime)); -} - - -const TripHop * TripStop::find_triphop(int time, int route_id, - int32_t service_id) -{ - if (tdict) - { - for (TripHopList::iterator i = (*tdict)[service_id][route_id].begin(); - i != (*tdict)[service_id][route_id].end(); i++) - { - if ((*i).start_time >= time) - return &(*i); - } - } - - return NULL; -} - - -vector TripStop::find_triphops(int time, int route_id, - int32_t service_id, - int num) -{ - vector tlist; - - if (tdict) - { - for (TripHopList::iterator i = (*tdict)[service_id][route_id].begin(); - (i != ((*tdict)[service_id][route_id].end()) && tlist.size() < num); - i++) - { - if ((*i).start_time >= time) - tlist.push_back(*i); - } - } - - return tlist; -} - - -deque TripStop::get_routes(int32_t service_id) -{ - deque routes; - - if (tdict) - { - for (TripHopDict::iterator i = (*tdict)[service_id].begin(); - i != (*tdict)[service_id].end(); i++) - { - routes.push_back(i->first); - } - } - - return routes; -} - - --- a/origin-src/wlach-libroutez-272ef93/python/libroutez/__init__.py +++ /dev/null --- a/origin-src/wlach-libroutez-272ef93/python/libroutez/osm.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,171 +1,1 @@ -#!/usr/bin/python -# The code in this module was gratuitously stolen from -# graphserver (http://graphserver.sourceforge.net/) -# Copyright (c) 2007, Brandon Martin-Anderson - -import xml.sax -import copy -import sys -from math import * - -class Node: - def __init__(self, id, lon, lat): - self.id = id - self.lon = lon - self.lat = lat - self.tags = {} - -class Way: - def __init__(self, id, osm): - self.osm = osm - self.id = id - self.nds = [] - self.tags = {} - - def split(self, dividers): - # slice the node-array using this nifty recursive function - def slice_array(ar, dividers): - for i in range(1,len(ar)-1): - if dividers[ar[i]]>1: - #print "slice at %s"%ar[i] - left = ar[:i+1] - right = ar[i:] - - rightsliced = slice_array(right, dividers) - - return [left]+rightsliced - return [ar] - - slices = slice_array(self.nds, dividers) - - # create a way object for each node-array slice - ret = [] - i=0 - for slice in slices: - littleway = copy.copy( self ) - littleway.id += "-%d"%i - littleway.nds = slice - ret.append( littleway ) - i += 1 - - return ret - - def get_projected_points(self, reprojection_func=lambda x,y:(x,y)): - """nodedir is a dictionary of nodeid->node objects. If reprojection_func is None, returns unprojected points""" - ret = [] - - for nodeid in self.nds: - node = self.osm.nodes[ nodeid ] - ret.append( reprojection_func(node.lon,node.lat) ) - - return ret - - def to_canonical(self, srid, reprojection_func=None): - """Returns canonical string for this geometry""" - - return "SRID=%d;LINESTRING(%s)"%(srid, ",".join( ["%f %f"%(x,y) for x,y in self.get_projected_points()] ) ) - - @property - def fromv(self): - return self.nds[0] - - @property - def tov(self): - return self.nds[-1] - -class OSM: - - def __init__(self, filename_or_stream): - """ File can be either a filename or stream/file object.""" - nodes = {} - ways = {} - - superself = self - - class OSMHandler(xml.sax.ContentHandler): - @classmethod - def setDocumentLocator(self,loc): - pass - - @classmethod - def startDocument(self): - pass - - @classmethod - def endDocument(self): - pass - - @classmethod - def startElement(self, name, attrs): - if name=='node': - if (int(attrs['id']) % 1000) == 0: - print "Parsing node %s" % attrs['id'] - self.currElem = Node(attrs['id'], float(attrs['lon']), float(attrs['lat'])) - elif name=='way': - if (int(attrs['id']) % 1000) == 0: - print "Parsing way %s" % attrs['id'] - self.currElem = Way(attrs['id'], superself) - elif name=='tag': - pass - #self.currElem.tags[attrs['k']] = attrs['v'] - elif name=='nd': - self.currElem.nds.append( attrs['ref'] ) - - @classmethod - def endElement(self,name): - if name=='node': - nodes[self.currElem.id] = self.currElem - elif name=='way': - ways[self.currElem.id] = self.currElem - - @classmethod - def characters(self, chars): - pass - - xml.sax.parse(filename_or_stream, OSMHandler) - - self.nodes = nodes - self.ways = ways - - #count times each node is used - node_histogram = dict.fromkeys( self.nodes.keys(), 0 ) - print "Counting and pruning ways" - for way in self.ways.values(): - #if a way has only one node, delete it out of the osm collection - #similarly if it's not a road - if len(way.nds) < 2:# or not way.tags.get('highway') or way.tags['highway'] == 'footway': - del self.ways[way.id] - else: - for node in way.nds: - # toss out any ways that don't have all nodes on map - if not self.nodes.get(node) and self.ways.get(way.id): - del self.ways[way.id] - elif self.ways.get(way.id): - node_histogram[node] += 1 - - # delete nodes that don't appear in ways - for node in self.nodes.values(): - if node_histogram[node.id] == 0: - del self.nodes[node.id] - - #use that histogram to split all ways, replacing the member set of ways - print "Splitting ways" - new_ways = {} - for id, way in self.ways.iteritems(): - split_ways = way.split(node_histogram) - for split_way in split_ways: - new_ways[split_way.id] = split_way - self.ways = new_ways - - @property - def connecting_nodes(self): - """List of nodes that are the endpoint of one or more ways""" - - ret = {} - for way in self.ways.values(): - ret[way.fromv] = self.nodes[way.fromv] - ret[way.tov] = self.nodes[way.tov] - - return ret - --- a/origin-src/wlach-libroutez-272ef93/routez.i +++ /dev/null @@ -1,2 +1,1 @@ -%module routez -%include tripgraph.i + --- a/origin-src/wlach-libroutez-272ef93/ruby/.gitignore +++ /dev/null --- a/origin-src/wlach-libroutez-272ef93/t/all.t.cc +++ /dev/null @@ -1,2 +1,1 @@ -// just a blank file to get the unit test main function going --- a/origin-src/wlach-libroutez-272ef93/t/pytest.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,46 +1,1 @@ -#!/usr/bin/python -# This is here mostly just to test that the python bindings actually work - -from libroutez.tripgraph import * -import time -from wvtest import * - -last=None - -@wvtest -def basic_find_path(): - graph = TripGraph() - graph.add_tripstop(0, TripStop.OSM, 0.0, 0.0) - graph.add_tripstop(1, TripStop.OSM, 1.0, 0.0) - - # no path available - p = graph.find_path(0, True, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0, 0.0) - WVPASSEQ(p, None) - - # walking only - graph.add_walkhop(0, 1) - p = graph.find_path(0, True, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0, 0.0) - actions = p.get_actions() - WVPASSEQ(len(actions), 1) - - -@wvtest -def get_service_period_offsets(): - graph = TripGraph() - graph.add_service_period(ServicePeriod(0, 1, 0, 108, 7, 0, 108, 2000, - False, True, False)) - t = time.mktime((2008, 1, 5, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, -1)) - splist = graph.get_service_period_ids_for_time(int(t)) - WVPASSEQ(splist[0][0], 0) - WVPASSEQ(splist[0][1], 0) - - -@wvtest -def tripstop(): - ts = TripStop(0, TripStop.OSM, 0.0, 0.0); - ts.add_triphop(500, 1000, 1, 1, 1, 0); - route_ids = ts.get_routes(0) - WVPASSEQ(len(route_ids), 1) - WVPASSEQ(route_ids[0], 1) - --- a/origin-src/wlach-libroutez-272ef93/t/tripgraph.t.cc +++ /dev/null @@ -1,310 +1,1 @@ -#include "wvtest.h" -#include "tripgraph.h" -using namespace std; - - -WVTEST_MAIN("basic_graph_pathfinding") -{ - TripGraph g; - - // simple path, just walking - g.add_tripstop(0, TripStop::OSM, 0.0f, 0.0f); - g.add_tripstop(1, TripStop::OSM, 1.0f, 0.0f); - g.add_walkhop(0, 1); - - { - TripPath *p = g.find_path(0, false, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0, 0.0); - - std::deque actions = p->get_actions(); - WVPASSEQ(actions.size(), 1); - - TripAction action = actions.front(); - WVPASSEQ(action.src_id, 0); - WVPASSEQ(action.dest_id, 1); - - delete p; - } - - // take the triphop if we have it - { - ServicePeriod s(0, 0, 0, 0, 7, 0, 100, 2000, true, true, true); - g.add_service_period(s); - g.add_triphop(500, 1000, 0, 1, 1, 1, 0); - } - - { - TripPath *p = g.find_path(0, false, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0, 0.0); - - std::deque actions = p->get_actions(); - WVPASSEQ(actions.size(), 1); - - TripAction action = actions.front(); - WVPASSEQ(action.src_id, 0); - WVPASSEQ(action.dest_id, 1); - WVPASSEQ(action.start_time, 500.0f); - WVPASSEQ(action.end_time, 1000.0f); - - delete p; - } -} - - -WVTEST_MAIN("basic_graph_saveload") -{ - TripGraph g; - g.add_tripstop(0, TripStop::OSM, 0.0f, 0.0f); - g.add_tripstop(1, TripStop::OSM, 1.0f, 0.0f); - g.add_walkhop(0, 1); - - ServicePeriod s(0, 1, 0, 0, 7, 0, 100, 2000, true, true, true); - g.add_service_period(s); - g.add_triphop(500, 1000, 0, 1, 1, 1, 0); - - char *tmpgraphname = tmpnam(NULL); // security issues in unit tests? bah. - unlink(tmpgraphname); - g.save(tmpgraphname); - - TripGraph g2; - g2.load(tmpgraphname); - - // verify that we have two tripstops - for (int i=0; i<2; i++) - { - TripStop ts = g2.get_tripstop(i); - WVPASSEQ(ts.type, TripStop::OSM); - } - - // verify that we can still solve a basic path - { - TripPath *p = g.find_path(0, false, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0, 0.0); - - std::deque actions = p->get_actions(); - WVPASSEQ(actions.size(), 1); - - TripAction action = actions.front(); - WVPASSEQ(action.src_id, 0); - WVPASSEQ(action.dest_id, 1); - WVPASSEQ(action.start_time, 500.0f); - WVPASSEQ(action.end_time, 1000.0f); - - delete p; - } -} - - -WVTEST_MAIN("impossible_path") -{ - TripGraph g; - g.add_tripstop(0, TripStop::OSM, 0.0f, 0.0f); - g.add_tripstop(1, TripStop::OSM, 1.0f, 0.0f); - g.add_tripstop(2, TripStop::OSM, 0.0f, 1.0f); - g.add_walkhop(0, 1); - - TripPath *p = g.find_path(0, false, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0); - WVPASS(!p); -} - - -WVTEST_MAIN("tripstops_in_range") -{ - TripGraph g; - // north and agricola - g.add_tripstop(0, TripStop::GTFS, 44.6554236f, -63.5936968f); - // north and robie (just north of north&agricola) - g.add_tripstop(1, TripStop::OSM, 44.6546407f, -63.5948438f); - // north and northwood (just south of north&agricola) - g.add_tripstop(2, TripStop::GTFS, 44.6567144f, -63.5919115f); - // Quinpool and Connaught (a few kms away from north&agricola) - g.add_tripstop(3, TripStop::GTFS, 44.6432423f, -63.6045261f); - - { - vector v = g.find_tripstops_in_range(44.6554236f, - -63.5936968f, - TripStop::GTFS, - 500.0f); - WVPASSEQ(v.size(), 2); - WVPASS(v[0].id == 0 || v[0].id == 2); - WVPASS(v[1].id == 0 || v[1].id == 2); - } -} - - -static time_t get_time_t(int tm_mday, int tm_mon, int tm_year) -{ - struct tm t; - t.tm_sec = 0; - t.tm_min = 0; - t.tm_hour = 0; - t.tm_mday = tm_mday; - t.tm_mon = tm_mon; - t.tm_year = tm_year; - t.tm_wday = -1; - t.tm_yday = -1; - t.tm_isdst = -1; - - return mktime(&t); -} - -WVTEST_MAIN("service_periods") -{ - TripGraph g; - - // from the 1st to the 7th (i.e. 1st saturday only) - { - ServicePeriod s(0, 1, 0, 108, 7, 0, 108, 2000, false, true, false); - g.add_service_period(s); - } - - // test something that's within a supported service period - // Saturday Midnight Jan 5th 2008 - { - vector > vsp = g.get_service_period_ids_for_time(get_time_t(5, 0, 108)); - WVPASSEQ(vsp.size(), 1); - WVPASSEQ(vsp[0].first, 0); - } - - // test something outside a supported service period: day - // Saturday Midnight Jan 11th 2008 - { - vector > vsp = g.get_service_period_ids_for_time(get_time_t(11, 0, 108)); - WVPASSEQ(vsp.size(), 0); - } - // test something outside a supported service period: month - // Saturday Midnight Feb 5th 2008 - { - vector > vsp = g.get_service_period_ids_for_time(get_time_t(5, 1, 108)); - WVPASSEQ(vsp.size(), 0); - } - - // test something outside a supported service period: year - // Saturday Midnight Jan 11th 2009 - { - vector > vsp = g.get_service_period_ids_for_time(get_time_t(5, 1, 109)); - WVPASSEQ(vsp.size(), 0); - } - - // add another service period (saturdays for month of january) - { - ServicePeriod s(1, 1, 0, 108, 31, 0, 108, 2000, false, true, - false); - g.add_service_period(s); - } - - // test something that's within _two_ supported service periods - // Saturday Midnight Jan 5th 2008 - { - vector > vsp = g.get_service_period_ids_for_time(get_time_t(5, 0, 108)); - WVPASSEQ(vsp.size(), 2); - WVPASS(vsp[0].first==0 || vsp[0].first==1); - WVPASS(vsp[1].first==0 || vsp[1].first==1); - WVFAILEQ(vsp[0].first, vsp[1].first); - } - - // save graph, reload, make sure service periods are still there -} - - -WVTEST_MAIN("service_periods_overlapping") -{ - TripGraph g; - - // from the 1st to the 7th (i.e. 1st saturday only) - // (weekday and saturday schedules) - { - ServicePeriod s1(0, 1, 0, 108, 7, 0, 108, 90000, false, true, false); - g.add_service_period(s1); - ServicePeriod s2(1, 1, 0, 108, 7, 0, 108, 90000, true, false, false); - g.add_service_period(s2); - } - - vector > vsp = g.get_service_period_ids_for_time(get_time_t(5, 0, 108)); - WVPASSEQ(vsp.size(), 2); - WVPASS(vsp[0].first==0 || vsp[0].first==1); - WVPASS(vsp[1].first==0 || vsp[1].first==1); - WVFAILEQ(vsp[0].first, vsp[1].first); - - int weekday_index = (vsp[0].first == 1) ? 0 : 1; - WVPASSEQ(vsp[weekday_index].second, 86400); -} - - -WVTEST_MAIN("service_periods_turned_on_or_off") -{ - TripGraph g; - - // from the 1st to the 7th (i.e. 1st saturday only) - // turn off weekday service on the 2nd (wednesday) - // turn on saturday service on the 3rd (keeping weekday service) - { - ServicePeriod s1(0, 1, 0, 108, 7, 0, 108, 80000, false, true, false); - s1.add_exception_on(3, 0, 108); - WVPASSEQ(s1.is_turned_on(3, 0, 108), true); - WVPASSEQ(s1.is_turned_on(4, 0, 108), false); - g.add_service_period(s1); - ServicePeriod s2(1, 1, 0, 108, 7, 0, 108, 80000, true, false, false); - s2.add_exception_off(2, 0, 108); - WVPASSEQ(s2.is_turned_off(2, 0, 108), true); - WVPASSEQ(s2.is_turned_off(3, 0, 108), false); - g.add_service_period(s2); - } - - { - // should be no service on the 2nd - vector > vsp = g.get_service_period_ids_for_time(get_time_t(2, 0, 108)); - WVPASSEQ(vsp.size(), 0); - } - - { - // should be two service periods on the 3rd (saturday and weekday) - vector > vsp = g.get_service_period_ids_for_time(get_time_t(3, 0, 108)); - WVPASSEQ(vsp.size(), 2); - WVPASS(vsp[0].first==0 || vsp[0].first==1); - WVPASS(vsp[1].first==0 || vsp[1].first==1); - WVFAILEQ(vsp[0].first, vsp[1].first); - } -} - - -WVTEST_MAIN("service_periods_save_load") -{ - TripGraph g; - - // use the same setup as the previous test: saturday and weekday schedules - // with a few exceptions - - // from the 1st to the 7th (i.e. 1st saturday only) - // turn off weekday service on the 2nd (wednesday) - // turn on saturday service on the 3rd (keeping weekday service) - { - ServicePeriod s1(0, 1, 0, 108, 7, 0, 108, 80000, false, true, false); - s1.add_exception_on(3, 0, 108); - g.add_service_period(s1); - ServicePeriod s2(1, 1, 0, 108, 7, 0, 108, 80000, true, false, false); - s2.add_exception_off(2, 0, 108); - g.add_service_period(s2); - } - - char *tmpgraphname = tmpnam(NULL); // security issues in unit tests? bah. - unlink(tmpgraphname); - g.save(tmpgraphname); - - TripGraph g2; - g2.load(tmpgraphname); - - { - // should be no service on the 2nd - vector > vsp = g2.get_service_period_ids_for_time(get_time_t(2, 0, 108)); - WVPASSEQ(vsp.size(), 0); - } - - { - // should be two service periods on the 3rd (saturday and weekday) - vector > vsp = g2.get_service_period_ids_for_time(get_time_t(3, 0, 108)); - WVPASSEQ(vsp.size(), 2); - WVPASS(vsp[0].first==0 || vsp[0].first==1); - WVPASS(vsp[1].first==0 || vsp[1].first==1); - WVFAILEQ(vsp[0].first, vsp[1].first); - } -} - --- a/origin-src/wlach-libroutez-272ef93/t/tripstop.t.cc +++ /dev/null @@ -1,71 +1,1 @@ -#include "wvtest.h" -#include "tripstop.h" -#include -using namespace std; -using namespace tr1; - - -WVTEST_MAIN("save/load") -{ - TripStop t1(1, TripStop::OSM, 44.5f, 54.4f); - t1.add_triphop(500, 550, 0, 0, 0, 0); - t1.add_triphop(550, 600, 0, 0, 0, 0); - - char *tmpname = tmpnam(NULL); // security issues in unit tests? bah. - unlink(tmpname); - FILE *fp1 = fopen(tmpname, "w"); - t1.write(fp1); - fclose(fp1); - - FILE *fp2 = fopen(tmpname, "r"); - TripStop t2(fp2); - - WVPASSEQ(t2.id, t1.id); - WVPASSEQ(t2.type, t1.type); - WVPASSEQ(t2.lat, t1.lat); - WVPASSEQ(t2.lng, t1.lng); - shared_ptr tdict = t2.tdict; - WVPASSEQ(tdict->size(), 1); - WVPASSEQ(((*tdict))[0].size(), 1); - WVPASSEQ(((*tdict))[0][0].size(), 2); - WVPASSEQ(((*tdict))[0][0][0].start_time, 500); - WVPASSEQ(((*tdict))[0][0][1].start_time, 550); - - fclose(fp2); -} - - -WVTEST_MAIN("get_multiple_triphops") -{ - TripStop t; - t.add_triphop(500, 550, 0, 0, 0, 0); - t.add_triphop(550, 600, 0, 0, 0, 0); - t.add_triphop(600, 650, 0, 0, 0, 0); - t.add_triphop(600, 650, 0, 0, 0, 1); - - // Ask for different amounts... - - vector v = t.find_triphops(499, 0, 0, 3); - WVPASSEQ(v.size(), 3); - WVPASSEQ(v[0].start_time, 500); - WVPASSEQ(v[1].start_time, 550); - WVPASSEQ(v[2].start_time, 600); - - v = t.find_triphops(499, 0, 0, 2); - WVPASSEQ(v.size(), 2); - WVPASSEQ(v[0].start_time, 500); - WVPASSEQ(v[1].start_time, 550); - - v = t.find_triphops(499, 0, 0, 4); - WVPASSEQ(v.size(), 3); - WVPASSEQ(v[0].start_time, 500); - WVPASSEQ(v[1].start_time, 550); - WVPASSEQ(v[2].start_time, 600); - - v = t.find_triphops(551, 0, 0, 2); - WVPASSEQ(v.size(), 1); - WVPASSEQ(v[0].start_time, 600); - -} - --- a/origin-src/wlach-libroutez-272ef93/tripgraph.i +++ /dev/null @@ -1,25 +1,1 @@ -%module tripgraph -%{ -#include "serviceperiod.h" -#include "tripgraph.h" -#include "trippath.h" -#include "tripstop.h" -%} - -%include "std_string.i" -%include "std_deque.i" -%include "std_vector.i" -%include "std_pair.i" -%include "inttypes.i" -%template(ListTripAction) std::deque; -%template(ListId) std::deque; -%template(ListTripHop) std::vector; -%template(ListTripStop) std::vector; -%template(ServicePeriodTuple) std::pair; -%template(ListServicePeriodTuple) std::vector >; -%include "serviceperiod.h" -%include "tripgraph.h" -%include "trippath.h" -%include "tripstop.h" - --- a/origin-src/wlach-libroutez-272ef93/utils/creategraph.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,179 +1,1 @@ -#!/usr/bin/python -import transitfeed -import libroutez.osm as osm -import time -import sys -from libroutez.tripgraph import * -from optparse import OptionParser - -class IdMap: - '''class which maps from gtfs ids -> libroutez ids''' - def __init__(self): - self.spmap = {} - self.stopmap = {} - self.routemap = {} - self.tripmap = {} - - def save(self, fname): - f = open(fname, 'w') - - print >> f, "Service Periods: {" - for gtfs_sp_id in sorted(self.spmap.keys()): - print >>f, " '%s': %s," % (gtfs_sp_id, self.spmap[gtfs_sp_id]) - print >> f, "}" - - print >> f, "Stops: {" - for gtfs_stop_id in sorted(self.stopmap.keys()): - print >>f, " '%s': %s," % (gtfs_stop_id, self.stopmap[gtfs_stop_id]) - print >> f, "}" - - print >> f, "Routes: {" - for gtfs_route_id in sorted(self.routemap.keys()): - print >>f, " '%s': %s," % (gtfs_route_id, - self.routemap[gtfs_route_id]) - print >> f, "}" - - print >> f, "Trips: {" - for gtfs_trip_id in sorted(self.tripmap.keys()): - print >> f, " '%s': %s," % (gtfs_trip_id, self.tripmap[gtfs_trip_id]) - print >> f, "}" - - f.close() - -def load_gtfs(tripgraph, sched, idmap): - print "Setting timezone to %s" % sched.GetDefaultAgency().agency_timezone - tripgraph.set_timezone(str(sched.GetDefaultAgency().agency_timezone)) - - stops = sched.GetStopList() - for stop in stops: - idmap.stopmap[stop.stop_id] = len(idmap.stopmap) - tripgraph.add_tripstop(idmap.stopmap[stop.stop_id], TripStop.GTFS, - stop.stop_lat, stop.stop_lon) - - for sp_id in sched.service_periods.keys(): - idmap.spmap[sp_id] = len(idmap.spmap) - - service_period_bounds = {} - - trips = sched.GetTripList() - for trip in trips: - interpolated_stops = trip.GetTimeInterpolatedStops() - prevstop = None - prevsecs = 0 - for (secs, stoptime, is_timepoint) in interpolated_stops: - stop = stoptime.stop - if prevstop: - # stupid side-effect of google's transit feed python script being broken - if int(secs) < int(prevsecs): - print "WARNING: Negative edge in gtfs. This probably means you " - "need a more recent version of the google transit feed " - "package (see README)" - if not idmap.tripmap.has_key(trip.trip_id): - idmap.tripmap[trip.trip_id] = len(idmap.tripmap) - if not idmap.routemap.has_key(trip.route_id): - idmap.routemap[trip.route_id] = len(idmap.routemap) - - if not service_period_bounds.has_key(trip.service_id): - service_period_bounds[trip.service_id] = prevsecs - elif prevsecs > service_period_bounds[trip.service_id]: - service_period_bounds[trip.service_id] = prevsecs - - if prevstop.stop_id != stop.stop_id: - # only add triphop if we're not going to ourselves. there are - # some feeds (cough, cough, Halifax) which actually do this - tripgraph.add_triphop(prevsecs, secs, idmap.stopmap[prevstop.stop_id], - idmap.stopmap[stop.stop_id], - idmap.routemap[trip.route_id], - idmap.tripmap[trip.trip_id], - idmap.spmap[trip.service_id]) - prevstop = stop - prevsecs = secs - - for sp_id in sched.service_periods.keys(): - sp = sched.service_periods[sp_id] - if not sp.start_date or not sp.end_date: - continue - tm_start = time.strptime(sp.start_date, "%Y%m%d") - tm_end = time.strptime(sp.end_date, "%Y%m%d") - # FIXME: currently assume weekday service is uniform, i.e. - # monday service == mon-fri service - if service_period_bounds.has_key(sp_id): - s = ServicePeriod(idmap.spmap[sp_id], - tm_start.tm_mday, tm_start.tm_mon - 1, - (tm_start.tm_year - 1900), - tm_end.tm_mday, tm_end.tm_mon - 1, - (tm_end.tm_year - 1900), - int(service_period_bounds[sp_id]), - sp.day_of_week[0], sp.day_of_week[5], - sp.day_of_week[6]) - for ex in sp.date_exceptions.keys(): - tm_ex = time.strptime(ex, "%Y%m%d") - if sp.date_exceptions[ex] == 1: - s.add_exception_on(tm_ex.tm_mday, tm_ex.tm_mon - 1, - tm_ex.tm_year - 1900) - else: - s.add_exception_off(tm_ex.tm_mday, tm_ex.tm_mon - 1, - tm_ex.tm_year - 1900) - - tripgraph.add_service_period(s) - else: - print "WARNING: It appears as if we have a service period with no " - "bound. This implies that it's not actually being used for anything." - - -def load_osm(tripgraph, map, idmap): - # map of osm ids -> libroutez ids. libroutez ids are positive integers, - # starting from the last gtfs id. I'm assuming that OSM ids can be pretty - # much anything - osm_nodemap = {} - for node in map.nodes.values(): - osm_nodemap[node.id] = len(osm_nodemap) + len(idmap.stopmap) - tripgraph.add_tripstop(osm_nodemap[node.id], TripStop.OSM, - node.lat, node.lon) - - for way in map.ways.values(): - previd = None - for id in way.nds: - if previd: - tripgraph.add_walkhop(osm_nodemap[previd], osm_nodemap[id]) - tripgraph.add_walkhop(osm_nodemap[id], osm_nodemap[previd]) - previd = id - -if __name__ == '__main__': - - usage = "usage: %prog [options] " - parser = OptionParser(usage) - parser.add_option('--osm', dest='osm', - help='Path of OSM file (optional)') - - (options, args) = parser.parse_args() - - if len(args) < 3: - parser.error("incorrect number of arguments") - exit(1) - - print "Loading schedule." - schedule = transitfeed.Schedule( - problem_reporter=transitfeed.ProblemReporter()) - schedule.Load(args[0]) - print "Creating graph" - g = TripGraph() - print "Inserting gtfs into graph" - idmap = IdMap() - load_gtfs(g, schedule, idmap) - - if options.osm: - print "Loading OSM." - map = osm.OSM(options.osm) - print "Inserting osm into graph" - load_osm(g, map, idmap) - print "Linking osm with gtfs" - g.link_osm_gtfs() - - print "Saving idmap" - idmap.save(args[2]) - - print "Saving graph" - g.save(args[1]) - --- a/origin-src/wlach-libroutez-272ef93/utils/get-gtfs-bounds.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,45 +1,1 @@ -#!/usr/bin/python - -import zipfile -from optparse import OptionParser - -if __name__ == '__main__': - parser = OptionParser() - (options, args) = parser.parse_args() - - zip = zipfile.ZipFile(args[0], mode='r') - stoptext = zip.read("stops.txt") - lines = stoptext.split('\n') - - descriptors = lines[0].split(',') - (stop_lat_descriptor, stop_lng_descriptor) = (-1, -1) - id = 0 - for descriptor in descriptors: - if descriptor == "stop_lat": - stop_lat_descriptor = id - elif descriptor == "stop_lon": - stop_lng_descriptor = id - id+=1 - - (min_lat, min_lng, max_lat, max_lng) = (0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0) - for line in lines[1:-2:]: - stop_info = line.split(',') - (lat, lng) = (float(stop_info[stop_lat_descriptor]), - float(stop_info[stop_lng_descriptor])) - if min_lat == 0.0 or lat < min_lat: - min_lat = lat - if min_lng == 0.0 or lng < min_lng: - min_lng = lng - if max_lat == 0.0 or lat > max_lat: - max_lat = lat - if max_lng == 0.0 or lng > max_lng: - max_lng = lng - - print "Polygon:" - print "%s\t%s" % (min_lat, min_lng) - print "%s\t%s" % (min_lat, max_lng) - print "%s\t%s" % (max_lat, max_lng) - print "%s\t%s" % (max_lat, min_lng) - print "min_lat, min_lng, max_lat, max_lng: %s %s %s %s" % \ - (min_lat, min_lng, max_lat, max_lng) --- a/origin-src/wlach-libroutez-272ef93/wvtest/LICENSE +++ /dev/null @@ -1,482 +1,1 @@ - GNU LIBRARY GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE - Version 2, June 1991 - Copyright (C) 1991 Free Software Foundation, Inc. - 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA - Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies - of this license document, but changing it is not allowed. - -[This is the first released version of the library GPL. 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For more information, -see here: -http://github.com/apenwarr/wvtest/tree/master - --- a/origin-src/wlach-libroutez-272ef93/wvtest/cpp/wvtest.cc +++ /dev/null @@ -1,444 +1,1 @@ -/* - * WvTest: - * Copyright (C) 1997-2009 Net Integration Technologies, Inc. - * Licensed under the GNU Library General Public License, version 2. - * See the included file named LICENSE for license information. - */ -#include "wvtest.h" -#include -#include -#include -#include -#ifdef _WIN32 -#include -#else -#include -#include -#endif -#include -#include -#include - -#ifdef HAVE_VALGRIND_MEMCHECK_H -# include -# include -#else -# define VALGRIND_COUNT_ERRORS 0 -# define VALGRIND_DO_LEAK_CHECK -# define VALGRIND_COUNT_LEAKS(a,b,c,d) (a=b=c=d=0) -#endif - -#define MAX_TEST_TIME 40 // max seconds for a single test to run -#define MAX_TOTAL_TIME 120*60 // max seconds for the entire suite to run - -#define TEST_START_FORMAT "! %s:%-5d %-40s " - -static int memerrs() -{ - return (int)VALGRIND_COUNT_ERRORS; -} - -static int memleaks() -{ - int leaked = 0, dubious = 0, reachable = 0, suppressed = 0; - VALGRIND_DO_LEAK_CHECK; - VALGRIND_COUNT_LEAKS(leaked, dubious, reachable, suppressed); - printf("memleaks: sure:%d dubious:%d reachable:%d suppress:%d\n", - leaked, dubious, reachable, suppressed); - fflush(stdout); - - // dubious+reachable are normally non-zero because of globals... - // return leaked+dubious+reachable; - return leaked; -} - -// Return 1 if no children are running or zombies, 0 if there are any running -// or zombie children. -// Will wait for any already-terminated children first. -// Passes if no rogue children were running, fails otherwise. -// If your test gets a failure in here, either you're not killing all your -// children, or you're not calling waitpid(2) on all of them. -static bool no_running_children() -{ -#ifndef _WIN32 - pid_t wait_result; - - // Acknowledge and complain about any zombie children - do - { - int status = 0; - wait_result = waitpid(-1, &status, WNOHANG); - - if (wait_result > 0) - { - char buf[256]; - snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf) - 1, "%d", wait_result); - buf[sizeof(buf)-1] = '\0'; - WVFAILEQ("Unclaimed dead child process", buf); - } - } while (wait_result > 0); - - // There should not be any running children, so waitpid should return -1 - WVPASSEQ(errno, ECHILD); - WVPASSEQ(wait_result, -1); - return (wait_result == -1 && errno == ECHILD); -#endif - return true; -} - - -WvTest *WvTest::first, *WvTest::last; -int WvTest::fails, WvTest::runs; -time_t WvTest::start_time; -bool WvTest::run_twice = false; - -void WvTest::alarm_handler(int) -{ - printf("\n! WvTest Current test took longer than %d seconds! FAILED\n", - MAX_TEST_TIME); - fflush(stdout); - abort(); -} - - -static const char *pathstrip(const char *filename) -{ - const char *cptr; - cptr = strrchr(filename, '/'); - if (cptr) filename = cptr + 1; - cptr = strrchr(filename, '\\'); - if (cptr) filename = cptr + 1; - return filename; -} - - -WvTest::WvTest(const char *_descr, const char *_idstr, MainFunc *_main, - int _slowness) : - descr(_descr), - idstr(pathstrip(_idstr)), - main(_main), - slowness(_slowness), - next(NULL) -{ - if (first) - last->next = this; - else - first = this; - last = this; -} - - -static bool prefix_match(const char *s, const char * const *prefixes) -{ - for (const char * const *prefix = prefixes; prefix && *prefix; prefix++) - { - if (!strncasecmp(s, *prefix, strlen(*prefix))) - return true; - } - return false; -} - - -int WvTest::run_all(const char * const *prefixes) -{ - int old_valgrind_errs = 0, new_valgrind_errs; - int old_valgrind_leaks = 0, new_valgrind_leaks; - -#ifdef _WIN32 - /* I should be doing something to do with SetTimer here, - * not sure exactly what just yet */ -#else - char *disable(getenv("WVTEST_DISABLE_TIMEOUT")); - if (disable != NULL && disable[0] != '\0' && disable[0] != '0') - signal(SIGALRM, SIG_IGN); - else - signal(SIGALRM, alarm_handler); - alarm(MAX_TEST_TIME); -#endif - start_time = time(NULL); - - // make sure we can always start out in the same directory, so tests have - // access to their files. If a test uses chdir(), we want to be able to - // reverse it. - char wd[1024]; - if (!getcwd(wd, sizeof(wd))) - strcpy(wd, "."); - - const char *slowstr1 = getenv("WVTEST_MIN_SLOWNESS"); - const char *slowstr2 = getenv("WVTEST_MAX_SLOWNESS"); - int min_slowness = 0, max_slowness = 65535; - if (slowstr1) min_slowness = atoi(slowstr1); - if (slowstr2) max_slowness = atoi(slowstr2); - -#ifdef _WIN32 - run_twice = false; -#else - char *parallel_str = getenv("WVTEST_PARALLEL"); - if (parallel_str) - run_twice = atoi(parallel_str) > 0; -#endif - - // there are lots of fflush() calls in here because stupid win32 doesn't - // flush very often by itself. - fails = runs = 0; - for (WvTest *cur = first; cur; cur = cur->next) - { - if (cur->slowness <= max_slowness - && cur->slowness >= min_slowness - && (!prefixes - || prefix_match(cur->idstr, prefixes) - || prefix_match(cur->descr, prefixes))) - { -#ifndef _WIN32 - // set SIGPIPE back to default, helps catch tests which don't set - // this signal to SIG_IGN (which is almost always what you want) - // on startup - signal(SIGPIPE, SIG_DFL); - - pid_t child = 0; - if (run_twice) - { - // I see everything twice! - printf("Running test in parallel.\n"); - child = fork(); - } -#endif - - printf("\nTesting \"%s\" in %s:\n", cur->descr, cur->idstr); - fflush(stdout); - - cur->main(); - chdir(wd); - - new_valgrind_errs = memerrs(); - WVPASS(new_valgrind_errs == old_valgrind_errs); - old_valgrind_errs = new_valgrind_errs; - - new_valgrind_leaks = memleaks(); - WVPASS(new_valgrind_leaks == old_valgrind_leaks); - old_valgrind_leaks = new_valgrind_leaks; - - fflush(stderr); - printf("\n"); - fflush(stdout); - -#ifndef _WIN32 - if (run_twice) - { - if (!child) - { - // I see everything once! - printf("Child exiting.\n"); - _exit(0); - } - else - { - printf("Waiting for child to exit.\n"); - int result; - while ((result = waitpid(child, NULL, 0)) == -1 && - errno == EINTR) - printf("Waitpid interrupted, retrying.\n"); - } - } -#endif - - WVPASS(no_running_children()); - } - } - - WVPASS(runs > 0); - - if (prefixes && *prefixes && **prefixes) - printf("WvTest: WARNING: only ran tests starting with " - "specifed prefix(es).\n"); - else - printf("WvTest: ran all tests.\n"); - printf("WvTest: %d test%s, %d failure%s.\n", - runs, runs==1 ? "" : "s", - fails, fails==1 ? "": "s"); - fflush(stdout); - - return fails != 0; -} - - -// If we aren't running in parallel, we want to output the name of the test -// before we run it, so we know what happened if it crashes. If we are -// running in parallel, outputting this information in multiple printf()s -// can confuse parsers, so we want to output everything in one printf(). -// -// This function gets called by both start() and check(). If we're not -// running in parallel, just print the data. If we're running in parallel, -// and we're starting a test, save a copy of the file/line/description until -// the test is done and we can output it all at once. -// -// Yes, this is probably the worst API of all time. -void WvTest::print_result(bool start, const char *_file, int _line, - const char *_condstr, bool result) -{ - static char *file; - static char *condstr; - static int line; - - if (start) - { - if (file) - free(file); - if (condstr) - free(condstr); - file = strdup(pathstrip(_file)); - condstr = strdup(_condstr); - line = _line; - - for (char *cptr = condstr; *cptr; cptr++) - { - if (!isprint((unsigned char)*cptr)) - *cptr = '!'; - } - } - - const char *result_str = result ? "ok\n" : "FAILED\n"; - if (run_twice) - { - if (!start) - printf(TEST_START_FORMAT "%s", file, line, condstr, result_str); - } - else - { - if (start) - printf(TEST_START_FORMAT, file, line, condstr); - else - printf("%s", result_str); - } - fflush(stdout); - - if (!start) - { - if (file) - free(file); - if (condstr) - free(condstr); - file = condstr = NULL; - } -} - - -void WvTest::start(const char *file, int line, const char *condstr) -{ - // Either print the file, line, and condstr, or save them for later. - print_result(true, file, line, condstr, 0); -} - - -void WvTest::check(bool cond) -{ -#ifndef _WIN32 - alarm(MAX_TEST_TIME); // restart per-test timeout -#endif - if (!start_time) start_time = time(NULL); - - if (time(NULL) - start_time > MAX_TOTAL_TIME) - { - printf("\n! WvTest Total run time exceeded %d seconds! FAILED\n", - MAX_TOTAL_TIME); - fflush(stdout); - abort(); - } - - runs++; - - print_result(false, NULL, 0, NULL, cond); - - if (!cond) - { - fails++; - - if (getenv("WVTEST_DIE_FAST")) - abort(); - } -} - - -bool WvTest::start_check_eq(const char *file, int line, - const char *a, const char *b, bool expect_pass) -{ - if (!a) a = ""; - if (!b) b = ""; - - size_t len = strlen(a) + strlen(b) + 8 + 1; - char *str = new char[len]; - sprintf(str, "[%s] %s [%s]", a, expect_pass ? "==" : "!=", b); - - start(file, line, str); - delete[] str; - - bool cond = !strcmp(a, b); - if (!expect_pass) - cond = !cond; - - check(cond); - return cond; -} - - -bool WvTest::start_check_eq(const char *file, int line, - const std::string &a, const std::string &b, - bool expect_pass) -{ - return start_check_eq(file, line, a.c_str(), b.c_str(), expect_pass); -} - - -bool WvTest::start_check_eq(const char *file, int line, - int a, int b, bool expect_pass) -{ - size_t len = 128 + 128 + 8 + 1; - char *str = new char[len]; - sprintf(str, "%d %s %d", a, expect_pass ? "==" : "!=", b); - - start(file, line, str); - delete[] str; - - bool cond = (a == b); - if (!expect_pass) - cond = !cond; - - check(cond); - return cond; -} - - -bool WvTest::start_check_lt(const char *file, int line, - const char *a, const char *b) -{ - if (!a) a = ""; - if (!b) b = ""; - - size_t len = strlen(a) + strlen(b) + 8 + 1; - char *str = new char[len]; - sprintf(str, "[%s] < [%s]", a, b); - - start(file, line, str); - delete[] str; - - bool cond = strcmp(a, b) < 0; - check(cond); - return cond; -} - - -bool WvTest::start_check_lt(const char *file, int line, int a, int b) -{ - size_t len = 128 + 128 + 8 + 1; - char *str = new char[len]; - sprintf(str, "%d < %d", a, b); - - start(file, line, str); - delete[] str; - - bool cond = a < b; - check(cond); - return cond; -} - --- a/origin-src/wlach-libroutez-272ef93/wvtest/cpp/wvtest.h +++ /dev/null @@ -1,78 +1,1 @@ -/* -*- Mode: C++ -*- - * WvTest: - * Copyright (C) 1997-2009 Net Integration Technologies, Inc. - * Licensed under the GNU Library General Public License, version 2. - * See the included file named LICENSE for license information. - */ -#ifndef __WVTEST_H -#define __WVTEST_H -#ifndef WVTEST_CONFIGURED -# error "Missing settings: HAVE_VALGRIND_MEMCHECK_H HAVE_WVCRASH WVTEST_CONFIGURED" -#endif - -#include -#include - -class WvTest -{ - typedef void MainFunc(); - const char *descr, *idstr; - MainFunc *main; - int slowness; - WvTest *next; - static WvTest *first, *last; - static int fails, runs; - static time_t start_time; - static bool run_twice; - - static void alarm_handler(int sig); - - static void print_result(bool start, const char *file, int line, - const char *condstr, bool result); -public: - WvTest(const char *_descr, const char *_idstr, MainFunc *_main, int _slow); - static int run_all(const char * const *prefixes = NULL); - static void start(const char *file, int line, const char *condstr); - static void check(bool cond); - static inline bool start_check(const char *file, int line, - const char *condstr, bool cond) - { start(file, line, condstr); check(cond); return cond; } - static bool start_check_eq(const char *file, int line, - const char *a, const char *b, bool expect_pass); - static bool start_check_eq(const char *file, int line, - const std::string &a, const std::string &b, - bool expect_pass); - static bool start_check_eq(const char *file, int line, int a, int b, - bool expect_pass); - static bool start_check_lt(const char *file, int line, - const char *a, const char *b); - static bool start_check_lt(const char *file, int line, int a, int b); -}; - - -#define WVPASS(cond) \ - WvTest::start_check(__FILE__, __LINE__, #cond, (cond)) -#define WVPASSEQ(a, b) \ - WvTest::start_check_eq(__FILE__, __LINE__, (a), (b), true) -#define WVPASSLT(a, b) \ - WvTest::start_check_lt(__FILE__, __LINE__, (a), (b)) -#define WVFAIL(cond) \ - WvTest::start_check(__FILE__, __LINE__, "NOT(" #cond ")", !(cond)) -#define WVFAILEQ(a, b) \ - WvTest::start_check_eq(__FILE__, __LINE__, (a), (b), false) -#define WVPASSNE(a, b) WVFAILEQ(a, b) -#define WVFAILNE(a, b) WVPASSEQ(a, b) - -#define WVTEST_MAIN3(descr, ff, ll, slowness) \ - static void _wvtest_main_##ll(); \ - static WvTest _wvtest_##ll(descr, ff, _wvtest_main_##ll, slowness); \ - static void _wvtest_main_##ll() -#define WVTEST_MAIN2(descr, ff, ll, slowness) \ - WVTEST_MAIN3(descr, ff, ll, slowness) -#define WVTEST_MAIN(descr) WVTEST_MAIN2(descr, __FILE__, __LINE__, 0) -#define WVTEST_SLOW_MAIN(descr) WVTEST_MAIN2(descr, __FILE__, __LINE__, 1) - - -#endif // __WVTEST_H - --- a/origin-src/wlach-libroutez-272ef93/wvtest/cpp/wvtestmain.cc +++ /dev/null @@ -1,100 +1,1 @@ -/* - * WvTest: - * Copyright (C) 1997-2009 Net Integration Technologies, Inc. - * Licensed under the GNU Library General Public License, version 2. - * See the included file named LICENSE for license information. - */ -#include "wvtest.h" -#ifdef HAVE_WVCRASH -# include "wvcrash.h" -#endif -#include -#include -#ifdef _WIN32 -#include -#include -#else -#include -#include -#endif -static bool fd_is_valid(int fd) -{ -#ifdef _WIN32 - if ((HANDLE)_get_osfhandle(fd) != INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) return true; -#endif - int nfd = dup(fd); - if (nfd >= 0) - { - close(nfd); - return true; - } - return false; - -} - - -static int fd_count(const char *when) -{ - int count = 0; - - printf("fds open at %s:", when); - - for (int fd = 0; fd < 1024; fd++) - { - if (fd_is_valid(fd)) - { - count++; - printf(" %d", fd); - fflush(stdout); - } - } - printf("\n"); - - return count; -} - - -int main(int argc, char **argv) -{ - char buf[200]; -#if defined(_WIN32) && defined(HAVE_WVCRASH) - setup_console_crash(); -#endif - - // test wvtest itself. Not very thorough, but you have to draw the - // line somewhere :) - WVPASS(true); - WVPASS(1); - WVFAIL(false); - WVFAIL(0); - int startfd, endfd; - char * const *prefixes = NULL; - - if (argc > 1) - prefixes = argv + 1; - - startfd = fd_count("start"); - int ret = WvTest::run_all(prefixes); - - if (ret == 0) // don't pollute the strace output if we failed anyway - { - endfd = fd_count("end"); - - WVPASS(startfd == endfd); -#ifndef _WIN32 - if (startfd != endfd) - { - sprintf(buf, "ls -l /proc/%d/fd", getpid()); - system(buf); - } -#endif - } - - // keep 'make' from aborting if this environment variable is set - if (getenv("WVTEST_NO_FAIL")) - return 0; - else - return ret; -} - --- a/origin-src/wlach-libroutez-272ef93/wvtest/wvtestrun +++ /dev/null @@ -1,187 +1,1 @@ -#!/usr/bin/perl -w -# -# WvTest: -# Copyright (C)2007-2009 Versabanq Innovations Inc. and contributors. -# Licensed under the GNU Library General Public License, version 2. -# See the included file named LICENSE for license information. -# -use strict; -use Time::HiRes qw(time); -# always flush -$| = 1; - -if (@ARGV < 1) { - print STDERR "Usage: $0 \n"; - exit 127; -} - -print STDERR "Testing \"all\" in @ARGV:\n"; - -my $pid = open(my $fh, "-|"); -if (!$pid) { - # child - setpgrp(); - open STDERR, '>&STDOUT' or die("Can't dup stdout: $!\n"); - exec(@ARGV); - exit 126; # just in case -} - -my $istty = -t STDOUT; -my @log = (); -my ($gpasses, $gfails) = (0,0); - -sub bigkill($) -{ - my $pid = shift; - - if (@log) { - print "\n" . join("\n", @log) . "\n"; - } - - print STDERR "\n! Killed by signal FAILED\n"; - - ($pid > 0) || die("pid is '$pid'?!\n"); - - local $SIG{CHLD} = sub { }; # this will wake us from sleep() faster - kill 15, $pid; - sleep(2); - - if ($pid > 1) { - kill 9, -$pid; - } - kill 9, $pid; - - exit(125); -} - -# parent -local $SIG{INT} = sub { bigkill($pid); }; -local $SIG{TERM} = sub { bigkill($pid); }; -local $SIG{ALRM} = sub { - print STDERR "Alarm timed out! No test results for too long.\n"; - bigkill($pid); -}; - -sub colourize($) -{ - my $result = shift; - my $pass = ($result eq "ok"); - - if ($istty) { - my $colour = $pass ? "\e[32;1m" : "\e[31;1m"; - return "$colour$result\e[0m"; - } else { - return $result; - } -} - -sub mstime($$$) -{ - my ($floatsec, $warntime, $badtime) = @_; - my $ms = int($floatsec * 1000); - my $str = sprintf("%d.%03ds", $ms/1000, $ms % 1000); - - if ($istty && $ms > $badtime) { - return "\e[31;1m$str\e[0m"; - } elsif ($istty && $ms > $warntime) { - return "\e[33;1m$str\e[0m"; - } else { - return "$str"; - } -} - -sub resultline($$) -{ - my ($name, $result) = @_; - return sprintf("! %-65s %s", $name, colourize($result)); -} - -my $allstart = time(); -my ($start, $stop); - -sub endsect() -{ - $stop = time(); - if ($start) { - printf " %s %s\n", mstime($stop - $start, 500, 1000), colourize("ok"); - } -} - -while (<$fh>) -{ - chomp; - s/\r//g; - - if (/^\s*Testing "(.*)" in (.*):\s*$/) - { - alarm(120); - my ($sect, $file) = ($1, $2); - - endsect(); - - printf("! %s %s: ", $file, $sect); - @log = (); - $start = $stop; - } - elsif (/^!\s*(.*?)\s+(\S+)\s*$/) - { - alarm(120); - - my ($name, $result) = ($1, $2); - my $pass = ($result eq "ok"); - - if (!$start) { - printf("\n! Startup: "); - $start = time(); - } - - push @log, resultline($name, $result); - - if (!$pass) { - $gfails++; - if (@log) { - print "\n" . join("\n", @log) . "\n"; - @log = (); - } - } else { - $gpasses++; - print "."; - } - } - else - { - push @log, $_; - } -} - -endsect(); - -my $newpid = waitpid($pid, 0); -if ($newpid != $pid) { - die("waitpid returned '$newpid', expected '$pid'\n"); -} - -my $code = $?; -my $ret = ($code >> 8); - -# return death-from-signal exits as >128. This is what bash does if you ran -# the program directly. -if ($code && !$ret) { $ret = $code | 128; } - -if ($ret && @log) { - print "\n" . join("\n", @log) . "\n"; -} - -if ($code != 0) { - print resultline("Program returned non-zero exit code ($ret)", "FAILED"); -} - -my $gtotal = $gpasses+$gfails; -printf("\nWvTest: %d test%s, %d failure%s, total time %s.\n", - $gtotal, $gtotal==1 ? "" : "s", - $gfails, $gfails==1 ? "" : "s", - mstime(time() - $allstart, 2000, 5000)); -print STDERR "\nWvTest result code: $ret\n"; -exit( $ret ? $ret : ($gfails ? 125 : 0) ); -