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Modify write_roadway_as_fixed_width to not use tokens #128

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DavidOry opened this issue Aug 16, 2021 · 2 comments
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Modify write_roadway_as_fixed_width to not use tokens #128

DavidOry opened this issue Aug 16, 2021 · 2 comments
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A Met Council staff person is writing out the Network Wrangler network as Cube fixed width files. The current method writes out a Cube script that uses tokens to identify the location of the links text file, the nodes text file, and the number of zones. This makes the resulting script confusing (where do these tokens come from?) and requires the script to use a batch file -- which is not provided in the repository.

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Replace the tokens with the filenames passed into the argument. Replace the zones token with a parameter stored in the parameters file.

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Implementer: @DavidOry
Commenters: @RachelWikenMC
Users: @RachelWikenMC
Reviewers: @i-am-sijia

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Need to review MTC's implementation and compatibility with on-going refactoring

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No automated tests are needed. Tests of existing notebooks confirm correct implementation.

@DavidOry DavidOry self-assigned this Aug 16, 2021
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Can you please have a look at my last commit and see if we need to update anything for MTC in the short run?

i-am-sijia added a commit to BayAreaMetro/Lasso that referenced this issue Aug 18, 2021
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@DavidOry: made changes to MTC Lasso

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