tutorial.programming.readingNonstdRoutesIntoScenario.RunReadNonstandardRoutesExample Class Reference

Classes
class	MySpecialRoute

Static Public Member Functions
static void	main (String[] args)

Detailed Description

This is is an example, taken from Thibaut, of how to set an additional route factory before the controler has started.

This will generate the route, with start and end link id. It will also set distance and travel time if they are in the file. This is sufficient information for teleportation. Additional information needs to come from elsewhere, or the corresponding MatsimReader needs to be modified.

Note, however, that for pure teleportation it is not necessary to set the route factory since the default RouteFactories will already generate an instance of GenericRoute when a mode is not registered.

Author

nagel

thibautd

Definition at line 52 of file RunReadNonstandardRoutesExample.java.

Member Function Documentation

static void tutorial.programming.readingNonstdRoutesIntoScenario.RunReadNonstandardRoutesExample.main ( String[]  args )

static

Definition at line 54 of file RunReadNonstandardRoutesExample.java.

References org.matsim.core.config.ConfigUtils.createConfig(), org.matsim.core.scenario.ScenarioUtils.createScenario(), org.matsim.api.core.v01.population.Population.getFactory(), org.matsim.api.core.v01.Scenario.getPopulation(), org.matsim.core.scenario.ScenarioUtils.loadScenario(), org.matsim.core.controler.Controler.run(), and org.matsim.core.population.routes.RouteFactories.setRouteFactory().

                                           {
        Config config = ConfigUtils.createConfig();
        Scenario scenario = ScenarioUtils.createScenario(config);
        RouteFactories modeRouteFactory = ((PopulationFactory) scenario.getPopulation().getFactory()).getRouteFactories();
        modeRouteFactory.setRouteFactory(MySpecialRoute.class, new RouteFactory() {
            @Override
            public Route createRoute(Id<Link> startLinkId, Id<Link> endLinkId) {
                return new MySpecialRoute(startLinkId, endLinkId);
            }
            @Override
            public String getCreatedRouteType() {
                return MySpecialRoute.ROUTE_TYPE;
            }
        });
        ScenarioUtils.loadScenario(scenario);
        Controler controler = new Controler(scenario);
        controler.run();

    }

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• tutorial/programming/readingNonstdRoutesIntoScenario/RunReadNonstandardRoutesExample.java