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Template-Routes-Data-en.txt
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<pre>
#
# This data is input for the tool: PTNA - Public Transport Network Analysis (https://ptna.openstreetmap.de)
#
# Format of the data:
# UTF-8
#
# Formatting:
# The formatting is based on the OSM Wiki.
#
# Links:
# [[...|..]] are (as in the OSM-Wiki) internal links to the OSM-Wiki
# [... ...] are (as in the OSM-Wiki) external links to the Internet
#
# Headlines:
# Headlines start with '=', '==', '===', '====', ... at the beginning of a line
#
# Plain text:
# Plain text starts with '-' at the beginning of a line.
# Plain text may appear anywhere.
#
# New line:
# A new line (line feed) is introduced by a single '-' in a line
#
# Layout:
# !!!Text with yellow background!!! in plain text or headlines
# '''''Text with thick, italic letters''''' in plain text or headlines
# '''Text with thick letters''' in plain text or headlines
# ''Text with italic letters'' in plain text or headlines
#
# Comments:
# Comments start with '#' at the beginning of a line.
# Comments in the middle are not recognized, i.e. '#' may appear within text.
#
# Reserved characters at the beginning of a line:
# '#' Comment line
# '=' Headlines of different categories
# '-' Plain text
# '@' at the beginning of a line is reserved for later extensions
# '+' at the beginning of a line is reserved for later extensions
# '~' at the beginning of a line is reserved for later extensions
# '$' at the beginning of a line is reserved for later extensions
# If one of the reserved characters is at the beginning of 'ref' (see below), put 'ref' in double quotes
#
#
################################
#
# Definition of line information:
# Content in CSV format
# All fields containing ';' must be enclosed in double quotation marks (e.g. "139;142";bus;;; "Operator1;Operator";;;)
#
# ref;type;comment;from;to;operator;gtfs-feed;gtfs-route-id;gtfs-releasse-date
#
# ref required
# == tag 'ref' of route or route_master
# 250 defines that routes with 'ref'='250' are expected here
# 250|250a|250b defines that routes with 'ref'='250' and 'ref'='250a' and 'ref'='250b' are allowed here
# whether this is allowed after PTv1/PTv2 is another matter
# 605/50 defines that here 'ref' of two 'network' are valid: it is checked,
# whether 'ref:network1'='605' and 'ref:network2'='50' exist
# 139;142" defines that the route with two numbers exists in the same 'network'.
# "+210" enables the reserved character '+' at the beginning of 'ref'.
#
# type required
# == Content of the tag 'route' or 'route_master' (bus, train, tram, subway, ...)
#
# comment can be empty, will not be evaluated, just output
# == can contain comments like; call taxi, bus, express bus, ...
# !text with yellow background! in comment (surrounded by simple !)
# "Comment with ; in text"
#
# from can be empty
# == is used to differentiate between several routes with identical ref, type and operator
#
# to can be empty
# == is used to differentiate between several routes with identical ref, type and operator
#
# operator can be empty
# == is used to differentiate between several routes with identical ref and type
# The value of 'operator' may contain ';', but must then be in "...".
#
# gtfs-feed can be empty
# == Reference to a source in the GTFS analysis of PTNA where this route can be found (e.g.: "DE-BY-MVV")
#
# gtfs-route-id can be empty
# == Reference to a "route_id" in the GTFS data that belongs to this route
#
# gtfs-release-date can be empty
# == Reference to special release of the GTFS data (e.g.: "2020-08-18")
#
################################
#
= Overview of the public transport lines of the ...
- Reference to this list with the [[Sandbox|Template Lines]] in the OSM-Wiki.
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- Reference to more [https://ptna.openstreetmap.de/de/config.php?network=... information] on this evaluation.
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