Package org.opentripplanner.routing.vertextype

Examples of org.opentripplanner.routing.vertextype.TransitStopArrive

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        PatternDepartVertex v14 = new PatternDepartVertex(graph, firstTripPattern, 1);
        PatternArriveVertex v16 = new PatternArriveVertex(graph, firstTripPattern, 2);
        PatternDepartVertex v18 = new PatternDepartVertex(graph, secondTripPattern, 0);
        PatternArriveVertex v20 = new PatternArriveVertex(graph, secondTripPattern, 1);
        TransitStop v24 = new TransitStop(graph, trainStopArrive);
        TransitStopArrive v22 = new TransitStopArrive(graph, trainStopArrive, v24);

        // Vertices for legs 3 and 4
        TransitStop v26 = new TransitStop(graph, ferryStopDepart);
        TransitStopDepart v28 = new TransitStopDepart(graph, ferryStopDepart, v26);
        PatternDepartVertex v30 = new PatternDepartVertex(graph, thirdTripPattern, 0);
        PatternArriveVertex v32 = new PatternArriveVertex(graph, thirdTripPattern, 1);
        TransitStop v36 = new TransitStop(graph, ferryStopArrive);
        TransitStopArrive v34 = new TransitStopArrive(graph, ferryStopArrive, v36);

        // Vertices for leg 5
        IntersectionVertex v38 = new IntersectionVertex(graph, "Vertex 38", 179, 89);
        IntersectionVertex v40 = new IntersectionVertex(graph, "Vertex 40", 180, 89);
        IntersectionVertex v42 = new IntersectionVertex(graph, "Vertex 42", 180, 90);
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                stopVertex.setStreetToStopTime(defaultStreetToStopTime);
                context.stationStopNodes.put(stop, stopVertex);

                if (locationType != 2) {
                    // Add a vertex representing arriving at the stop
                    TransitStopArrive arrive = new TransitStopArrive(graph, stop, stopVertex);
                    // FIXME no need for this context anymore, we just put references to these nodes in the stop vertices themselves.
                    context.stopArriveNodes.put(stop, arrive);
                    stopVertex.arriveVertex = arrive;

                    // Add a vertex representing departing from the stop
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            arriveVertices[stop + 1] = pav1;
            hopEdges[stop] = new PatternHop(pdv0, pav1, s0, s1, stop);

            /* Get the arrive and depart vertices for the current stop (not pattern stop). */
            TransitStopDepart stopDepart = getStopOrParent(context.stopDepartNodes, s0, graph);
            TransitStopArrive stopArrive = getStopOrParent(context.stopArriveNodes, s1, graph);

            /* Add this pattern's route's mode to the modes for this Stop. */
            // This is updating a TraverseModeSet (which is a bitmask).
            // Maybe we should just store that mask in the pattern when it is created.
            // Isn't this skipping the first stop in the pattern?
            // Do we actually need a set of modes for each stop?
            TraverseMode mode = GtfsLibrary.getTraverseMode(this.route);
            stopArrive.getStopVertex().addMode(mode);

            /* Create board/alight edges, but only if pickup/dropoff is enabled in GTFS. */
            if (this.canBoard(stop)) {
                boardEdges[stop] = new TransitBoardAlight(stopDepart, pdv0, stop, mode);
            }
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