Hi All,
I'm new to the SUMO and have a question about the Junction shape vector.
Is it always true that the junction shape vector information myPoly[] always
corresponds to the myAllEdges[] information, in the clockwise order?
E.g. I have a 4-leg intersection attached.
gneJ6 has myPoly[]:
+ [0] {myX=27.776691366879319 myY=64.815683253696932
myZ=0.00000000000000000 } Position+ [1]
{myX=27.881282924069154 myY=58.316524800007372 myZ=0.00000000000000000 }
Position+ [2] {myX=26.396169209436358 myY=56.792460240963649
myZ=0.00000000000000000 } Position+ [3]
{myX=19.896481010770131 myY=56.728794550682863 myZ=0.00000000000000000 }
Position+ [4] {myX=17.817629875222266 myY=58.462324909907935
myZ=0.00000000000000000 } Position+ [5]
{myX=18.094585931508277 myY=64.956421871217216 myZ=0.00000000000000000 }
Position+ [6] {myX=19.484118555429102 myY=66.388535696013193
myZ=0.00000000000000000 } Position+ [7]
{myX=25.966901185831048 myY=66.861324620332340 myZ=0.00000000000000000 }
Position
And gneJ6 has myAllEdges[]:[0] Named {myID="gneE6" }[1]
Named {myID="gneE7" }[2] Named {myID="gneE9" }[3]
Named {myID="gneE8" }[4] Named {myID="gneE4" }[5]
Named {myID="gneE5" }[6] Named {myID="gneE11" }[7]
Named {myID="gneE10" }
Is it always true that myPoly[0] maps to myAllEdges[0] and goes clockwise, at
last myPoly[7] maps to myAllEdges[7]?
Sorry for my poor English and cheers.
Thanks,
Zeng
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