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feedsToCheck Appears to Only Check One Feed Per Station #5
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I'm not quite sure how to resolve this, as it is not simply a matter of
checking multiple feeds. The UI is designed to only display a single train
line in each direction. To support what you want would require re-working
the UI code to a significant degree. Let me think about it.
…On Mon, Dec 2, 2019, 10:25 PM penniesfromheaven ***@***.***> wrote:
I'm trying to identify trains running on two lines, the A/C and B/D,
arriving at Columbus Circle, station A24. The code, however, only returns
the trains arriving on the B/D line, which are associated with feedsToCheck
= BDFMfeednum. If I put ACEHfeednum ahead of BDFMfeednum, the code returns
the trains arriving on the A/C line, but not the B/D line. I can't seem to
get the code to return the trains running on both lines.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Much appreciated. I'm using the returned times to drive LEDs attached to a Pi, rather than use the full UI, so at least for me, it would help even if it's something that was initially supported only in the backend code. |
Ahhh that changes everything.
That will be EZ. I'll work on it this weekend.
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Much appreciated. I'm using the returned times to drive LEDs attached to a
Pi, rather than use the full UI, so at least for me, it would help even if
it's something that was initially supported only in the backend code.
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Thanks again for looking at this - any update? |
Sorry, I got real busy at work, but I'm on vacation for the next two weeks,
so I'm sure I'll get to it before the year ends.
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Thanks again for looking at this - any update?
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Any sense when this might be implemented? |
Sorry, got sidetracked with family... Will get to it, I didn't forget.
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Any sense when this might be implemented?
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Sounds good, thanks again. |
Any progress? I think you just need to add a loop to run for as many entries are populated in feedsToCheck but they way the code is structured I'm not quite sure where the loop would go. It looks like it's meant to work with feedScores, but because only the first entry with a hit in feedsToCheck returns any values, feedScores for any other entries always appear to return 0. |
Yikes, sorry but I TOTALLY forgot about this.
(I had to rush out a change to support the new MTA API, and that would have
been a good time to tackle this).
I'll take a look at this, but if memory serves me correctly from the last
time I looked at this, the approach was going to be to add an optional flag
which would check every feed, every time.
Sorry again.
…On Fri, Aug 7, 2020 at 9:43 PM penniesfromheaven ***@***.***> wrote:
Any progress? I think you just need to add a loop to run for as many
entries are populated in feedsToCheck but they way the code is structured
I'm not quite sure where the loop would go. It looks like it's meant to
work with feedScores, but because only the first entry with a hit in
feedsToCheck returns any values, feedScores for any other entries always
appear to return 0.
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No worries at all. An optional flag sounds great. |
I'm trying to identify trains running on two lines, the A/C and B/D, arriving at Columbus Circle, station A24. The code, however, only returns the trains arriving on the B/D line, which are associated with feedsToCheck = BDFMfeednum. If I put ACEHfeednum ahead of BDFMfeednum, the code returns the trains arriving on the A/C line, but not the B/D line. I can't seem to get the code to return the trains running on both lines.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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