lukos
commented
2 years ago We can probably do something like if the next row doesn't have anything in column 2, check the cells for [n] and (n) and parse these into values.
Closed lukos closed 2 years ago
lukos
commented
2 years ago We can probably do something like if the next row doesn't have anything in column 2, check the cells for [n] and (n) and parse these into values.
Pathing and engineering allowances in some freight timetables are quite extensive. If we had some format which allowed these to be added, it would be helpful. Not sure if we add extra rows or some kind of magic code for the box. Probably try and match the WTT format as much as possible.