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Collect (And Remove) Prefixes in Train Names #172
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I see two ways to tackle this:
Probably both will be need to achieve reasonable coverage; @juliuste implemented this combination for DB station names, let's do the same with line names. For Germany/Deutsche Bahn for example, this logic is useful far beyond the scope of |
Ok, so what’s the Plan Right now? Where and how to help? For the list part: it might be easier to work backwards and take a look at the private team operators and check which of these do have their own prefix. Wikipedia provides a long list. It might miss some operators but is still a good source |
Sure, if you want to help, start a list with prefixes! Your contribution is appreciated! For each prefix, note down a link to their Wikipedia page, website or at least a name of the operator. |
At the DB Reiseauskunft, I could confirm the use of the following prefixes:
At the same time, I can confirm that the following operators operate connections without such prefixes: That's it for now. |
@derhuerst what's up next? when do you expect to implement the list? |
Hello. For some time, the MMM-PublicTransportHafas on my magic mirror displays ugly train names. Instead of "S3", it now says "ABR S3" which tells me the train is being operated by a private company named abellio.
This issue is about collecting trains and connections that have this issue to parse them (I guess)
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