Hello,

I am using the sumo-src-0.21.0 version.
When setting the stop.parking (i add the stop in the executemovement  
function in mslane class)to true the following happens:
1- MSVehicleTransfer::add is called
2- the vehicle is then removed from the network reason 5  
(NOTIFICATION_PARKING)
3- the vehicle then leaves the lane.
the stop queue is checked, the stop is added

the next time step the stop is removed and the vehicle proceed with  
the movement normally, while the stop time is 20000

I don't know why the stop is removed when the vehicle is removed from  
the network.
is  this a bug that was fixed in the 0.22.0 version, or am i doing  
something wrong.

here is how i  add the stop, i run through the sumo64:

newStop.lane = target->getID();
                        newStop.startPos =0;
                        newStop.endPos = 30;
                        if(prevStopPos>newStop.endPos){
                                newStop.endPos=prevStopPos+10;
                        }
                        //stop duration should be in mseconds
                        newStop.duration = 200000;  /////to do ------get 
duration from  
dewlling time
                        newStop.until = -1;
                        newStop.triggered = false;
                        newStop.parking = true;
                        newStop.index = STOP_INDEX_END;
                        bool check_addstop=veh->addStop(newStop)

thank you in advance

Quoting Jakob Erdmann <[email protected]>:

> use attribute parking="true" when defining the stop. see the udpated
> documentation here:
> http://sumo.dlr.de/wiki/Definition_of_Vehicles,_Vehicle_Types,_and_Routes#Stops
>
> 2015-02-25 19:47 GMT+01:00 <[email protected]>:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I wish to simulate normal vehicles that makes a trip and parks in a
>> vehicle parking for a certain stop time, then proceed with the journey.
>> is it possible that a vehicle halts in a parking? because when the stop is
>> made at a normal edge, it causes a traffic jam.
>>
>> thank you
>>
>>
>>
>




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