Hi Pablo,

thanks for the tip. I compiled the SVN version now, and it works well.

A note about compiling: I was able to compile using Visual Express 2013, after making the following changes: - for projects 'zz_foreign_gl2ps' and 'zz_foreign_polyfonts', set "Compile As" to "Compile as C++ Code (/TP)" (in Properties > Configuration Properties > C/C++ > Advanced) - change file 'pfPSansBold16.c' in project 'zz_foreign_polyfonts', so that the last few lines, from 42876, read:

extern "C" {
        static char F0NAME[] = "pfPSansBold16";
        pffont pfPSansBold16 = { F0NAME, 0,
                /*fontinfo
                */
                -0.140582, -0.166462, 1.000000, 0.654977, 256
                , F0G };
}

That last bit fixes a linker error for building netedit.

Greets, Menno

Op 29-6-2017 om 12:31 schreef Pablo Álvarez López:
Hi Menno,

This bug was already fixed in the current SVN Version of SUMO. You can download and compile the SVN Version of SUMO to avoid bugs as these.

Regards

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2017-06-29 11:45 GMT+02:00 Menno van der Woude via sumo-devel <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>:

    Hello,

    here is a NETEDIT crash I came accross:

    - add an e3 detector to a network, add detEntry and detExit to it
    (both in different edges)
    - now try adding another detExit, to the same e3 detector; NETEDIT
    shows a message box: FXCommandGroup::abort: already working on undo
    or redo.
    - then NETEDIT crashes.

    Maybe this is expected behaviour? Ie., maybe this is not supposed to
    be possible?
    It would be nice (also for e2 detectors) to be able to have them
    span multiple lanes. Is that a planned feature? (Or would it
    complicate things like measuring occupancy etc?)

    In this example, I would like to measure delay time (ie. timeloss)
    over a controlled intersection, where there is one entry lane, and
    two exit lanes. Would I need to add 2 e3 detectors?

    Kind regards,

    Menno van der Woude
    CodingConnected e.U. (Wien - Österreich)
    E [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
    W www.codingconnected.eu <http://www.codingconnected.eu>

    
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