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[sumo-user] libsumo & subscriptions
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Hello,
when using libsumo some subscriptions are not translated from C++ to
Python objects.
e.g.
libsumo.vehicle.getSubscriptionResults() returns a SwigPy object
libsumo.vehicle.getSubscriptionResults(vehID) returns a Python dictionary,
but if one of the subscriptions is the vehicle position then it is again
a SwigPy object and so on..
I am aware that the problem is known and that the translation is incomplete.
1. My colleagues and I use a wrapper around SUMO, that was till now
organized around obtaining all needed data from subscription and caching
it, for faster execution time.
We want to make it configurable to support both traci and libsumo.
Is it on the development roadmap to complete the translation for libsumo
subscriptions?
If not, then we would rewrite our wrapper, but this would be unnecessary
effort if the SUMO developers plan to fix it soon anyways.
2. Assuming support for libsumo subscriptions is not planned:would
asking for each variable through libsumo be still faster than obtaining
all of them (e.g. all vehicle positions in a simulation) through a traci
subscription?
That probably would also depend on the number of vehicles?
Best regards,
Aleksander
On 1/3/19 4:54 PM, czechows wrote:
Hello,
I am looking for a pointer to the source of the latest release version
(e.g. v1_1_0),
so I could download latest stable version (that is, not the nightly
build) in an automated way.
I tried to use the github API call:
curl -L https://api.github.com/repos/eclipse/sumo/releases/latest
but it returns an empty list.
Is there any other way I could download the latest release source,
without specifying the release number?
Best regards,
Aleksander
