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- Routes
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- [b]Routes[/b] typically designate a single pathway from one signal to another, though they do have other uses such as [b]Slots[/b]. If there is more than one pathway between the same pair of signals then a [b]Route[/b] object is created for each one. Similarly, for different classes of route (Main, Warner, Call-on etc), again one [b]Route[/b] object is created for each. A route has a number of sections that are used for processing different parts of the signalling logic. This object-oriented approach vastly simplifies the data preparation required, while allowing great flexibility. Automatic signals also require a [b]Route[/b] object defined, though the data required is less. Each of the sections is described in the following sections.
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- 30/07/2025 at 02:09
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- 30/07/2025 at 02:27
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- CajonRail
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- CajonRail