Thanks for one pointer - but it does not have time-tables or the ability to create a time table and view it at start-up.
That is essentially what I am looking for. I am perpetually late for my trains and so I was looking for a simple app to show the train schedules (if entered in a flat file) showing the nearest train times compared to current time, so that I could rush for it before its too late (commuting between New York and New Jersey, trains are the life-lines to getting anywhere in time in the city).
Any extra features would be welcome.
I was planning to write a python app for such a purpose in that case. It could essentially work for any city train or bus schedules (for those who avail of mass transit) provided the schedule from the Origin to Destination stations (and any stations in between) are entered manually into a text file. (Later maybe I could do a entry form for schedules, or an import feature from public schedules online).
If I can do a decent job of it, I will pass it onto others here who need it.
Its going to be a python PyQt app, so Kopsis's python build might come in useful here.
