Open nighelles opened 9 years ago
We should probably lock java_core until releaae On May 18, 2015 12:13 PM, "Nighelles David" notifications@github.com wrote:
This is actually done, mostly. I implemented the interface, and pass in my location class. However, new code also seems to be breaking my code for getting arrivals, so that's still in progress.
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Looks like issue is with tempSRDA not returning anything, breaking a log statement that looks at the first element.
Did the internal format change? multiArrivalTrips is saying it has like 14 elements, but none of them have arrivals.
Format of the what? On May 18, 2015 12:19 PM, "Nighelles David" notifications@github.com wrote:
Did the internal format change? multiArrivalTrips is saying it has like 14 elements, but none of them have arrivals.
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The way trips are stored
No? On May 18, 2015 12:21 PM, "Nighelles David" notifications@github.com wrote:
The way trips are stored
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Seems odd that they'd just stop returning arrivals. That code didn't change at all.
looks like SRDA is lying about how many multiarrivaltrips it has?
WTF? I'm getting a tempSRDA that's just a string that says @"...".
What's the deal with that
Ok, so this is odd. Looks like I'm getting a multiarrivaltrip that's actually just a trip. So it doesn't have a proper parentArrival, just a text parameter defaulting to "..."
Since I'm actually using Objective-C and not Java, it thinks it's a proper parentArrival, and dutifully returns the object at the correct memory location, which is the String that says "..."
But I feel like trip should still declare parentArrival, because MultiArrivalTrip assumes it exists. So what's the deal with that, huh?
No, ok it's declared in MultiArrivalTrip. But somehow I'm getting a normal Trip, rather than a multiArrivalTrip.
maybe the statustrip thing is trying to get displayed? I thought I fixed that.
Ah, I did fix it, on the iosdev branch. Which for some reason didn't get merged properly.
Ugh, merged in that code, but now shit is whack because I don't understand why it's giving me empty multiarrivaltrips.
I'm getting just "54855" as a description back from a multiarrival trip. That's odd.
Fix your logging/println implementation.
This is actually done, mostly. I implemented the interface, and pass in my location class. However, new code also seems to be breaking my code for getting arrivals, so that's still in progress.