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@ -128,6 +128,19 @@ geo_format = #C(\d{2})(\d{5}),(\d{2})(\d{5})#
geo_order = LON, lon, LAT, lat
# Analyze message and associate data to named fields
# If the regular expression matches the POC message, the "named groups" defined in schemaRegex will be added to the data structure.
# You can check this by looking at the value in data["has_schema_fields"]. If it is True, then the regular expression has been hit and the additional fields are available.
# E.g. POC message is "TESTALARM Person in Zwangslage;H2.04;Neustadt;Königsbach;Weinstraße 1;VS Winzerheim;;Dortige Baustelle..Treppensturz"
#
# Without the schemaRegex, data will look like this (RIC, SubRIC and Bitrate are random):
# {'function': '1', 'has_geo': False, 'description': '1234567', 'has_schema_fields': False, 'msg': 'TESTALARM Person in Zwangslage;H2.04;Neustadt;Königsbach;Weinstraße 1;VS Winzerheim;;Dortige Baustelle..Treppensturz', 'bitrate': 1200, 'ric': '1234567'}
#
# When using the schemaRegex from below, data will look like this:
# {'function': '1', 'has_geo': False, 'description': '1234567', 'has_schema_fields': True, 'msg': 'TESTALARM Person in Zwangslage;H2.04;Neustadt;Königsbach;Weinstraße 1;VS Winzerheim;;Dortige Baustelle..Treppensturz', 'bitrate': 1200, 'ric': '1234567, 'Objekt': 'VS Winzerheim', 'StichwortLang': 'TESTALARM Person in Zwangslage', 'Ort': 'Neustadt', 'Bemerkung1': '', 'Adresse': 'Weinstraße 1', 'Bemerkung2': 'Dortige Baustelle..Treppensturz', 'StichwortKurz': 'H2.04', 'Ortsteil': 'Königsbach'
#
# Attention: If you define named groups with names of fields that that are already present in POC decoder's standard data-structure, the content of the respective fields will be overwritten
# with data evaluated by this regex (if the regex finds a match). E.g. if you define a named group like "...(?P<ric>.*)..." and the regex will be hit,
# then data["ric"] will get filled with the content evaluated by the regex.
#schemaRegex = ^(?P<StichwortLang>.*?);(?P<StichwortKurz>.*?);(?P<Ort>.*?);(?P<Ortsteil>.*?);(?P<Adresse>.*?);(?P<Objekt>.*?);(?P<Bemerkung1>.*?);(?P<Bemerkung2>.*?)$