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Re: problem with Raster
From: |
Jae Chan Oh |
Subject: |
Re: problem with Raster |
Date: |
Mon, 10 Mar 1997 17:27:41 -0500 (EST) |
Do we need to use "buildObjects" whenever creating a new object?
In my simulation, the objects (say Person) are created and destroyed
dynamically -- that means not in the Observer swarm/Model Swarm but
rather Person Swarm objects can create offsprings. Now, I use
+createBegin and -createEnd pair to do that but I'm getting a core dump
on message to an object defined in swarm library. Looks like I have set up
the "on-the-fly-created" object incorrect. Do I need to call buildObject
and do +createBegin and -createEnd pair inside of buildObject?
If so then what if I need to create different object types depending on
the situation within one class? -- I can have only one buildObject right?
Thanks very much!!
-Jae
- problem with raster, Kevin Crowston, 1997/03/06
- Re: problem with raster, Kevin Crowston, 1997/03/06
- Re: problem with Raster, Sven Thommesen, 1997/03/06
- Re: problem with Raster, mcmullin, 1997/03/10
- Re: problem with Raster,
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- Building objects on the fly, glen e. p. ropella, 1997/03/10
- Re: Building objects on the fly, Jae Chan Oh, 1997/03/10
- Re: Building objects on the fly, glen e. p. ropella, 1997/03/11
- Re: Building objects on the fly, Jae Chan Oh, 1997/03/11
- Re: Building objects on the fly, glen e. p. ropella, 1997/03/11
- "zone" or "getZone"? and one additiona question., Jae Chan Oh, 1997/03/13
- Classifier systems, Tony Bigbee, 1997/03/13
- Maintaining a Debian Swarm package, Thor Sigvaldason, 1997/03/14
- Re: Maintaining a Debian Swarm package, Karl Sackett, 1997/03/14
- Re: Classifier systems, Rick Riolo, 1997/03/14