Dear Jane Cheung, if you just want to know the arrival speed and time you are better off using the tripinfo output. If you insist on parsing the file you will need to do some programming and just check in every timestep whether carRight.0 is still there, keep the info and the first timestep it disappeared you can be sure it arrived.
Best regards, Michael Am 02.09.2018 um 18:27 schrieb Jane Cheung: > Dear all, > > There is a problem that I could not find how to deal with it. > > > > How could I get one vehicle information in the last step, like the > “speed ” in the attachment?? > > > > Like the information showed in the attachment, the simulation duration > is 572, the<vehicle id="carRight.0" > speed information is printed in > each timestep from <timestep time="0.00"> to <timestep > time="568.00">, is there a good way to find the last timestep > the<vehicle id="carRight.0" > has been printed and find the speed > information at that timestep directly? > > > > The attachment could also get by running the files in > > SUMO_HOME\docs\tutorial\output_parsing\data > > > > Thanks for anyone who could help me in advance! > > > > Best regards! > > > > Jane Cheung > > > > > > > > >
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