Update definition of stop_id - #236
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If you want to keep to wording generic at that place and more specific close to the location_type field, I suggest moving the sentence "The term "station entrance" refers to both station entrances and station exits" over there. The word "location" seems a bit vague (this word is used for moving vehicles in the RT spec). I assume to common denominator of these objects is that they can be the origin or destination of a routing path (and can be walked to or from)? |
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I'd like to suggest the exhaustive enumeration of all supported types to define what a "location" is. This would leave less ambiguity as to what a Something like:
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I agree with @scmcca 's proposition. @aababilov How does it sound to you?
The word "location" may be vague; however, it is used many times (80+) in stops.txt, stop_times.txt, transfers.txt, pathways.txt to refer to a stop/platform, station, entrance/exit, generic node, or boarding area. So if "location" is removed or changed in the definition of stops.stop_id, it must be removed or changed anywhere else.
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@timMillet IMHO it should be ok. The proposal is to generalize In regards to the definition of "station entrance", I agree with @tleboulenge that, if defined as its own term, it should be defined once in the definition of Alternatively, any reference to "station entrance" could be replaced with " |
Now we have generic nodes and boarding areas. Description of the location_type field is the canonical listing of all supported types.
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Hi all, Sorry, I have somehow missed that thread. Sure, the suggestion by @scmcca works for me and I have updated this PR. |
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@aababilov Great! I just proposed a patch to this PR to also generalize the dataset file definition of stops.txt to make it consistent with updates in
Open to review. See the proposed patch here: aababilov#3 |
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Thanks! |
Now we have generic nodes and boarding areas. Description of the location_type field is the canonical listing of all supported types.