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Fri, 14 Dec 2001 23:23:30 +0800 (CST) |
Dear Marcus G. Daniels:
Thank you very much for your code in Java to help me.
Unfortunately,I have never learned java and I use Swarm
in Objective C.I plan to learn java next year.Now I am
trying to understand the java code meaning you wrote.
Anyway, thank you again.
I got an idea from your first e-mail and wrote a program
to test it, but I was unluky. I just want to many bugs can
enter into a running Swarm continuously.
Part code in bug.m is:
- add
{
Bug *newBug;
int newX = 0, newY = 0;
newBug = [Bug createBegin: self];
[newBug setModelSwarm: bugModelSwarm World: world BugSpace: bugspace];
newBug = [newBug createEnd];
do
{
newX = [uniformIntRand getIntegerWithMin: 0 withMax: worldXSize];
newY = [uniformIntRand getIntegerWithMin: 0 withMax: worldXSize];
newX = (newX + worldXSize) % worldXSize;
newY = (newY + worldYSize) % worldYSize;
} while([world getObjectAtX: newX Y: newY] != nil);
[world putObject: newBug atX: newX Y: newY];
[newBug setX: newX Y: newY];
[[bugModelSwarm getBugList] addLast: newBug];
return self;
}
Where bugModelSwarm is passed from ModelSwarm itself.
There is something wrong about my code I guess.
Could you help me to correct it?
Best regards!
Paul Snow
address@hidden
Dept. Urban & Environment Sciences
Peking U.
Beijing, China
Tel:86-010-62761804
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