Right, we use our own TraCIAPI extension that queries the TraCI version via
TCP message.
Jakob Erdmann wrote
> Yes. This should work. It is working for a 4-arm intersection in our own
> C++ client test.
> I'm assuming that you are using the C++ client and linking against
>
Yes. This should work. It is working for a 4-arm intersection in our own
C++ client test.
I'm assuming that you are using the C++ client and linking against
src/utils/traci/TraCIAPI.h
How did you check the TraCI version?
Am Mo., 15. Juni 2020 um 10:28 Uhr schrieb zipfl :
> Hello,
>
> I'm
Hello,
I'm currently running Sumo 1.6 and the TraCI Version is 20.
This should be the latest Version, right?
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Sounds like you might have a mismatch between your sumo version and your
traci version.
What is the result of calling traci.getVersion(), what is the version
printed when running 'sumo' without arguments (or in the application title
when running sumo-gui)?
Am Mi., 10. Juni 2020 um 12:10 Uhr
Hello,
I tried to get the juction shape of a junction of my scenario:
const libsumo::TraCIPositionVector shape = junction.getShape(id);
This works totally fine as long as my scenario has no intersections.
For example when my road network looks like this, no errors appear:
