The MTA site I found lists bus routes at each stop using commas with alpha first.
like: "OR, 40, 59, 63".
In other words, way the physical signs are ordered.
In #OSM, routes have been joined with semi-colons, and alpha last (ASCII sort).
To compare each stop record in OSM against the bus company, I reached for the camel book.
#TMTOWTDI
$ cat bus1.t
OR, 40, 59, 63
40, 59, 63
40
$ cat bus1.t | perl bus_route.pl
OR, 40, 59, 63
40;59;63;OR
40, 59, 63
40;59;63
40
40
Next, SQL materialized view?
Cosa dicevo a proposito dell'essere zuccone?
A short style poll for the #SAPCommunityRevamp - which do you prefer?
@ology my script indeed involved a split.
I know Python is a more ‘serious’ language but jaysus I can’t be having with the pip dependency lunacy and sometimes you just want to knock something out that just works even if you never considered whether a tab is 2 or 4 spaces or whether that string might really be an array of bytes or a collection of chars. 🤷
So all the love for #tmtowtdi !
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