How to use the libsumo.start function in libsumo
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eclipse / sumo / tests / complex / traci / pythonApi / rerouting / person / stop_walk_stop_walk / runner.py View on Github 
if len(sys.argv) > 1:
import libsumo as traci # noqa
else:
import traci # noqa
import sumolib # noqa
sumoBinary = sumolib.checkBinary('sumo')
cmd = [
sumoBinary,
"-n", "input_net2.net.xml",
"-r", "input_routes.rou.xml",
"--fcd-output", "fcd.xml",
"--vehroute-output", "vehroutes.xml",
"--default.speeddev", "0",
"--no-step-log"]
traci.start(cmd)
def step():
s = traci.simulation.getTime()
traci.simulationStep()
return s
p = "p0"
s = step()
s = step()
while traci.simulation.getMinExpectedNumber() > 0:
if s == 10:
traci.person.rerouteTraveltime("p0")
s = step()libsumo
The python version of the libsumo API to communicate with the traffic simulation Eclipse SUMO
