Schedules

[Doug Donalson;]

This is probably a question for Roger.

Really two related questions.  First let me remind you
that I am using the double tiered schedule as an asynchronous
event list.

1.)  Is there any way that I can remove an event (action) from
the schedule.  My agents project forward in time a number of events
in their lifetime which may be, in the case on death as an example,
may be invalidated.  I have a hack that gets around this without 
modifying the list but it is pretty ugly.

2.)  Is there a way I can find the time for the next event from
the system schedule?  I may have to create some events real time 
and then check and see whether they would occur before the first 
event on the list.  Could I use a version of the print event list
that you showed me (quite a long time ago) or is there a better method?
In this case the result is non-destructive.  (I just need to look.)

Sorry Roger, I know I'm always doing something different than the rest
of the hive but it at least adds to the diversity?!

Cheers,

   D3 

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