Actually use GlobalLocationProvider

[nighelles]

This is actually done, mostly. I implemented the interface, and pass in my location class. However, new code also seems to be breaking my code for getting arrivals, so that's still in progress.

[remulasce]

We should probably lock java_core until releaae
On May 18, 2015 12:13 PM, "Nighelles David" notifications@github.com
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This is actually done, mostly. I implemented the interface, and pass in my
location class. However, new code also seems to be breaking my code for
getting arrivals, so that's still in progress.

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#256.

[nighelles]

Looks like issue is with tempSRDA not returning anything, breaking a log statement that looks at the first element.

[nighelles]

Did the internal format change? multiArrivalTrips is saying it has like 14 elements, but none of them have arrivals.

[remulasce]

Format of the what?
On May 18, 2015 12:19 PM, "Nighelles David" notifications@github.com
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Did the internal format change? multiArrivalTrips is saying it has like 14
elements, but none of them have arrivals.

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#256 (comment).

[nighelles]

The way trips are stored

[remulasce]

No?
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The way trips are stored

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[nighelles]

Seems odd that they'd just stop returning arrivals. That code didn't change at all.

[nighelles]

looks like SRDA is lying about how many multiarrivaltrips it has?

[nighelles]

WTF? I'm getting a tempSRDA that's just a string that says @"...".

What's the deal with that

[nighelles]

Ok, so this is odd. Looks like I'm getting a multiarrivaltrip that's actually just a trip. So it doesn't have a proper parentArrival, just a text parameter defaulting to "..."

Since I'm actually using Objective-C and not Java, it thinks it's a proper parentArrival, and dutifully returns the object at the correct memory location, which is the String that says "..."

[nighelles]

But I feel like trip should still declare parentArrival, because MultiArrivalTrip assumes it exists. So what's the deal with that, huh?

[nighelles]

No, ok it's declared in MultiArrivalTrip. But somehow I'm getting a normal Trip, rather than a multiArrivalTrip.

[nighelles]

maybe the statustrip thing is trying to get displayed? I thought I fixed that.

[nighelles]

Ah, I did fix it, on the iosdev branch. Which for some reason didn't get merged properly.

[nighelles]

Ugh, merged in that code, but now shit is whack because I don't understand why it's giving me empty multiarrivaltrips.

[nighelles]

I'm getting just "54855" as a description back from a multiarrival trip. That's odd.

[remulasce]

Fix your logging/println implementation.