RE: Reporter bug in SimpleSwamBug3

[Paul Box]

Hi Stacey

You could easily do that in the modelswarm schedule, simply by changing one 
line in -buildactions:

  modelActions = [ActionGroup create: self];
  [modelActions createActionForEach: bugList    message: M(step)];
  [modelActions createActionTo:      reportBug  message: M(report)];

change the last line to
  [modelActions createActionForEach: bugList    message: M(report)];

You could even change the -report method in Bug.m to have each bug identify 
itself.

This will create a very V E R B O S E run of the model.  This might be useful 
for you own understanding of the code, but the next step in the tutorial 
(simpleObserverBug) gives a much more useful way of examining the progress of 
the model.

>===== Original Message From Stacy Oerder <address@hidden> =====
>Hi
>
>I'm new to Swarm and still working through the examples. I'm busy
>working through the swarmapps provided with Swarm-2.1.1 and am looking
>into the simpleSwarmBug3 application and more specifically at the
>reporterbug that is defined. My question pertains to the reporting of
>the bug,  namely that I would like to have each bug created report on
>their progress through the world and the application only has one
>reporter bug. Is it possible to extend the reporting to every single
>bug. Any suggestions in this regard would be appreciated.
>
>Thanks
>Stacy Oerder
>
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