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Dropping or cleaning a schedule
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Rob Kewley |
Subject: |
Dropping or cleaning a schedule |
Date: |
Tue, 24 Jun 1997 09:37:16 -0300 |
This note is reference my help request of 23 June in which I had trouble
dropping or cleaning a schedule to start a new iteration of a
simulations. I think I found a 90% solution on my own, but I do one
outstanding question. While the schedule is active, I can send the
message:
[getCurrentScheduleActivity () terminate];
This stops the activity controlling the schedule. I can then drop all
activities on the schedule with the message:
[dynSchedule removeAll];
I then add the initial activities to the schedule and activate it again
in the model swarm.
This solves my problem. However, I would ideally like to control the
termination of the schedule activity from a message invoked in the
observer swarm. However, the message:
[getCurrentScheduleActivity() terminate];
will not work because the observer swarm messages are activated by an
activity executing a display schedule in the observer swarm. Is there a
way for a schedule object to reveal the activities controlling it. I
could then send a terminate to those activities from the observer
swarm. Also, I seem to have trouble reactivating a schedule in the
modelswarm from the observer swarm. Is there a way to do this? Or do I
have to always do it from the model swarm.
Thanks
Rob Kewley
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- Dropping or cleaning a schedule,
Rob Kewley <=