It is sometimes hard to guess exactly which names have been employed for the map data -- this goes for lines and for stations.
map-tube --map=xxx --line=yyy --line_mappings
is a nice way to find the exact names of stations if one knows the line name (indicated by yyyabove).
But as far as I can tell there is no easy way (apart from peeking into the XML or JSON file) to find the names of the lines.
My feature wish would be a new command line option, say, --list_lines which would just show a list of line names (sorted alphabetically) in that particular tube network.
manwar
commented
2 days ago
It is sometimes hard to guess exactly which names have been employed for the map data -- this goes for lines and for stations.
map-tube --map=xxx --line=yyy --line_mappingsis a nice way to find the exact names of stations if one knows the line name (indicated byyyyabove). But as far as I can tell there is no easy way (apart from peeking into the XML or JSON file) to find the names of the lines.My feature wish would be a new command line option, say,
--list_lineswhich would just show a list of line names (sorted alphabetically) in that particular tube network.