Loading bin/db-iris +20 −6 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -244,18 +244,33 @@ sub display_result { die("Nothing to show\n"); } # the " !" suffixes might change a column's maximum line length, so we # need to add them before calculating it for my $line (@lines) { my $d = $line->[5]; if ( not $edata{canceled} and $d->canceled_stops ) { $line->[3] .= q{ !}; } if ( ( $d->platform // q{} ) ne ( $d->sched_platform // q{} ) ) { $line->[4] .= q{ !}; } } for my $i ( 0 .. 4 ) { $line_length[$i] = max map { length( $_->[$i] ) } @lines; } for my $line (@lines) { my $d = $line->[5]; printf( join( q{ }, ( map { "%-${_}s" } @line_length ) ), @{$line}[ 0 .. 4 ] ); my $d = $line->[5]; if ( $edata{delays} and $d->delay_messages ) { Loading Loading @@ -388,9 +403,6 @@ for my $d ( $status->results() ) { my $delay = format_delay($d); my $platformstr = $d->platform // q{}; if ( ( $d->platform // q{} ) ne ( $d->sched_platform // q{} ) ) { $platformstr .= ' !'; } my $timestr; if ($track_via) { $timestr = get_departure( $d, '%H:%M' ) || get_arrival( $d, '%H:%M' ); Loading Loading @@ -507,7 +519,9 @@ either a DS100 station code (such as "EE"), a normal station name number (such as 8000098). If no exact match is found, B<db-iris> will try to find station names similar to I<station>. An exclamation mark (C<< ! >>) next to a platform indicates that it is not the An exclamation mark (C<< ! >>) next to a destination indicates that at least one stop on the train's route has been canceled. Use B<-oc> to see the canceled stops. An exclamation mark next to a platform indicates that it is not the scheduled one. =head1 OPTIONS Loading Loading
bin/db-iris +20 −6 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -244,18 +244,33 @@ sub display_result { die("Nothing to show\n"); } # the " !" suffixes might change a column's maximum line length, so we # need to add them before calculating it for my $line (@lines) { my $d = $line->[5]; if ( not $edata{canceled} and $d->canceled_stops ) { $line->[3] .= q{ !}; } if ( ( $d->platform // q{} ) ne ( $d->sched_platform // q{} ) ) { $line->[4] .= q{ !}; } } for my $i ( 0 .. 4 ) { $line_length[$i] = max map { length( $_->[$i] ) } @lines; } for my $line (@lines) { my $d = $line->[5]; printf( join( q{ }, ( map { "%-${_}s" } @line_length ) ), @{$line}[ 0 .. 4 ] ); my $d = $line->[5]; if ( $edata{delays} and $d->delay_messages ) { Loading Loading @@ -388,9 +403,6 @@ for my $d ( $status->results() ) { my $delay = format_delay($d); my $platformstr = $d->platform // q{}; if ( ( $d->platform // q{} ) ne ( $d->sched_platform // q{} ) ) { $platformstr .= ' !'; } my $timestr; if ($track_via) { $timestr = get_departure( $d, '%H:%M' ) || get_arrival( $d, '%H:%M' ); Loading Loading @@ -507,7 +519,9 @@ either a DS100 station code (such as "EE"), a normal station name number (such as 8000098). If no exact match is found, B<db-iris> will try to find station names similar to I<station>. An exclamation mark (C<< ! >>) next to a platform indicates that it is not the An exclamation mark (C<< ! >>) next to a destination indicates that at least one stop on the train's route has been canceled. Use B<-oc> to see the canceled stops. An exclamation mark next to a platform indicates that it is not the scheduled one. =head1 OPTIONS Loading