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Testerrrr error 'Dude, you are already there.' #194
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--[to|from]-idx=$IDX reverse to the internal idx The warning refers to the failure to parse the numbers and leaving them both on 0. Should be better failure-texts.. |
You are missing the = |
Thanks for the reply however I’m still having issues. I attempted ./testerrrr --from-id=PST1389 --to-id=PST1386 but receive the same result. I’ve attached an image showing the data for these stops. Could you please clarify the exact query that should be used. Here's my Timetable file if you wish to attempt the same query. |
@skywave The options you recommended are not contained in long_options of tester.c. Are you talking about a different branch (currently on realtime)? EDIT:
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Hi,
The testerrrr program doesn't seem to parse the request properly.
For example the command ./testerrrr --from-idx PST1389 --to-idx PST1112, from Bomaderry Station to North Sydney Station (stop ids from GTFSDB) a valid request yields 'Dude, you are already there.' . These are clearly different stops, yet req.from == req.to evaluates to true.
I would really appreciate any help you can provide on this issue.
Thank you
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