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For each result, output I<outputtypes> in addition to the normal time, delay,

line and destination information. I<outputtypes> is a comma-separated list,

this option may be repeated. Each output type has both a short and long form,

so both C<< -ot,d >> and C<< --output=times,delay >> is valid.

so both C<< -ot,d >> and C<< --output=times,delay >> are valid.

Valid output types are:

=item a / additional

If a train's route deviates from its schedule: Print a list of additional

(unscheduled) stops it will stop at.

(unscheduled) stops it will serve.

=item c / canceled

=item f / fullroute

Show the entire route of all trains (both before and after I<station>).

Show the entire route (both before and after I<station>).

=item m / messages

List all quality of service messages entered into the IRIS. These contain

information like "Missing carriage" or "Broken air conditioning".

Note that some qos messages may supersede older ones. supersed messages are

Note that some qos messages may supersede older ones. superseded messages are

omitted, use the m / messages type to see those as well.

=item r / route

=item B<-r>, B<--realtime>

Show estimated instead of scheduled time where available. Cannot be combiled

Show estimated instead of scheduled time where available. Cannot be combined

with C<< --output=times >>.

=item B<-t>, B<--time> I<time>

Only show trains serving I<viastation> after I<station>. Show result

timestamps as "HH:MM -> HH:MM +x", where the first time is the scheduled

departure (without delay) at I<station> and the second the scheduled arrival

(also withoyt delay) at I<viastation>. If a delay is known, it will be indicated

(also without delay) at I<viastation>. If a delay is known, it will be indicated

by +x.

Note that here, I<viastation> must be a regular station name or DS100 code.