Parameter management and passing parameters in Java was very hard to
translate. In the swarm archive, you should be able to find a long series
of emails from me, Marcus, and Sven about it, which culminated in Sven's
manifesto on parameters. It is all documented:
http://lark.cc.ku.edu/~pauljohn/SwarmFaq/SwarmOnlineFaq.html#7.7
I recall thinking that some of the approaches I suggested in swarm-support
were easier, but gave up caring after I got tired/sick of Java.
I wonder if you are working together with the previous team that was
working on a Java tutorial for swarm in the bugs line. I recall that code
is in CVS on the Savannah site.
Li An wrote:
Hi,
In the Obj-C version of the simpleExperBug, the ParameterManager.h is
nested in ExperSwarm.h, and correspondingly, the ParameterManager.m is
nested in ExperSwarm.m. In writing the associated java code, should I
write two separate classes as ParameterManager.java and ExperSwarm.java
and save them under the same directory (such as
/home/.../simpleExperBug/), or just one ExperSwarm.java and let the
ParameterManager as a local subclass (a special java inner class) that
resides within- ExperSwarm.java? An example of the later local subclass
is the HeatbugObserverProbeMap class that is nested in
HeatbugObserverSwarm.java in the jheatbugs-2001-03-28 example. Thanks.
Happy new year,
Li
Li An
Systems Modeling Lab
Department of Fisheries and Wildlife
Michigan State University
East Lansing, MI 48824
Phone (Work): 517-353-7981
Fax: 517-432-1699
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