TimeTable mobil

Documentation

The handling for this program is very easy. Just load and go. But there are two unvisible features:

The time is a frameless button which brings you up the next time when you push it. To get this work define your first column in the format hh:mm.
When you press the date then you can change the day of the week. This is available only if the 5. column is prepared for the day of the week.

Description of the data format

There is a table with five columns, which has to be filled. All values are seperated by ';'. Exsample:

00:04;Z;D;Paris-Nord;127
00:05;Z;RE;Braunschweig Hauptbahnhof(DB);127

The first four colums are visible, the 5. carries the day of the week. This is the format for the dow:

   sa fr th we tu mo so
   1  1  1  1  1  1  1
   64 32 16 8  4  2  1

If you don't need this number just set it to '0' (=all days).

Make your own tables

To make own tables it is useful to change the space of the columns (default is 24,8,22,92 pixel 146 width). Sample (title="NBA atlantic march 2000"):

Miami;42;24;.636
New York;40;25;.615
Philadelphia;38;28;.576
Orlando;32;36;.471
Boston;30;37;.448
New Jersey;28;37;.431
Washington;23;45;.338

Try to translate this with the perl script (perl makepdb.pl my.txt "my title") or use the online generator. Type in a title and copy the sample text to the multiline field. The table still needs a better format. Try this in the first line:

#80;20;20;24

If the values are not exact 146 pixel so the last colums is corrected.

You get a table description when you append an other ';' and some text to this line. Also a ';' behind the day of the week number gives you the possibility to design a description of a single data line. All now following ';' are changed to line feeds. Try this (title="Metro march 2000"):

#14;24;0;110;for more info call 123 4567
1.;07:30;;Madama Butterfly;0;Julius Rudel
2.;08:00;;La Traviata;0;Roberto Abbado
3.;08:00;;La Cenerentola;0;Bruno Campanella
4.;01:30;;The Merry Widow;0;Andrew Davis
4.;08:00;;Madama Butterfly;0;Julius Rudel

A. Fischer, afischer (at) dbServ.de

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