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Revision as of 11:20, 21 January 2025
Guides and Developer Pages
This page provides an overview over pages from the Dev-namespace that offer User Guides, information for developers and connected issues.
| Title | Outline | Related Subschemas | Target Group | railML versions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dev:Semantic Constraints | ||||
| Dev:Railway switch | General modeling guidelines | IS | ||
| Dev:Double and single switch crossing | IS | |||
| Dev:Simple crossing | in a context of diamond crossover | IS | ||
| Dev:Requirements for exchanging 3.x infrastructure | IS | |||
| Dev:Mileage anomalies | IS | |||
| Dev:Railway switch curve | draft | IS | ||
| Dev:Splitting and merging railML files | draft | IS, IL | ||
| Dev:Visualization of a schematic track plan | Visualizations | |||
| Dev:Euroloop | Draft | IS | 3.3 | |
| Dev:Git Guidelines | ||||
| Dev:How To Encode Bus Replacements | Draft | TT | ||
| Dev:LTCP guide | Draft, Long-term circulation planning | TT | ||
| Dev:TT guide | Draft | TT | ||
| Dev:Common state repository | Draft | CO | 3.3 | |
| Dev:RTCI-b guide | Draft, Runtime calculation input | RS | ||
| Dev:Use_cases | how to contribute to writing good railML®-Use Cases | |||
| UC:Use_case_example | annex for documents at Use case submission templates (link to the railML® website) | |||
| Dev:How_to_deal_with_UUIDs | how to use UUIDs in railML 3.2 and railML 3.3 |
Levels: new (newcomer), exp (experienced)