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Eclipse SUMO is an open source, highly portable, microscopic and continuous traffic simulation package designed to handle large networks. It allows for intermodal simulation including pedestrians and comes with a large set of tools for scenario creation.
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Add netedit support for multilane E2 detectors #2909

Closed behrisch closed 6 years ago

behrisch commented 7 years ago

E2 Detectors has to be divided into four sub-types:

behrisch commented 7 years ago

@namdre changed milestone from "1.0.0" to "1.1.0"

behrisch commented 7 years ago

@namdre changed milestone from "1.1.0" to "1.0.0"

behrisch commented 7 years ago
behrisch commented 7 years ago

@palvarezlopez changed description from:

Note: Reimplementation of MSE2Collector makes no difference between single lane and multi lane case. Thus, the attribute 'cont' is deprecated.

One idea for creation: 1) select a continuous sequence of lanes 2) choose 'create E2-detector' from context menu or side pane, which then adds a detector with start position equal to the first lanes begin and end position equal to the last lane's end. 3) Allow adjusting start position on first lane and end position on last lane by input fields.

I don't know if changing the covered lane sequence after creation should be supported?

to:

  • E2 has to be divided into four sub-types:
    • ''e2DetectorLanes'' (lanes, pos, endPos)
    • ''e2Detector'' (lane, pos, endPos)
    • ''e2DetectorDownstream'' (lane, pos, length)
    • ''e2DetectorUpstream'' (lane, endPos, endPos)

'''Functionality:'''

'''Non-Functionality:'''

'''Problems'''

behrisch commented 7 years ago

@palvarezlopez changed description from:

  • E2 has to be divided into four sub-types:
    • ''e2DetectorLanes'' (lanes, pos, endPos)
    • ''e2Detector'' (lane, pos, endPos)
    • ''e2DetectorDownstream'' (lane, pos, length)
    • ''e2DetectorUpstream'' (lane, endPos, endPos)

'''Functionality:'''

'''Non-Functionality:'''

'''Problems'''

to:

E2 Detectors has to be divided into four sub-types:

  • ''e2DetectorLanes'' (lanes, pos, endPos)
  • ''e2Detector'' (lane, pos, endPos)
  • ''e2DetectorDownstream'' (lane, pos, length)
  • ''e2DetectorUpstream'' (lane, endPos, endPos)

'''Functionality:'''

'''Non-Functionality:'''

'''Problems'''