| track_circuits {metro} | R Documentation |
Track Circuits
Description
Returns a list of all track circuits including those on pocket tracks and crossovers. Each track circuit may include references to its right and left neighbors.
Usage
track_circuits()
Format
A nested tibble with 1 row per train and 9 variables:
- Track
Track number. 1 and 2 denote "main" lines, while 0 and 3 are connectors (between different types of tracks) and pocket tracks, respectively.
- CircuitId
An internal system-wide uniquely identifiable circuit number.
- Neighbors
Data frame containing track circuit neighbor information. Note that some track circuits have no neighbors in one direction. All track circuits have at least one neighbor.
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NeighborType: Left or Right neighbor group. Generally speaking, left neighbors are to the west and south, while right neighbors are to the east/north. -
CircuitIds: Data frame containing neighboring circuit IDs as list column.
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Details
Please refer to this page for additional details.
Value
A data frame of nested track circuit information.
See Also
Other Train Positions:
rail_positions(),
standard_routes()
Examples
## Not run:
track_circuits()
## End(Not run)