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Re: [Swarm-Support] Re: Re: Several agents in one 2d cell?
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Paul Johnson |
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Re: [Swarm-Support] Re: Re: Several agents in one 2d cell? |
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Sat, 17 Apr 2004 20:21:12 -0500 |
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Sven T wrote a class for multi agents and I've worked on extensions over
the years. His file is in the Swarm ftp called, I think, SvenSpaces, or
perhaps MoGrid2d.
I became infatuated with the possibilities of having the "things" in the
grid not only hold agents, but also do other useful "environmental"
measurements. If you look in my Swarm page (address below), look in the
MySwarmCode directory for the Opinion project. Look for version 2.0.
That shows the MultiGrid2d class in action. MultiGrid2d is a Swarm grid
that is filled up with those special "things", containers plus. The
default "thing" is MultiGridCell, but I have sometimes tried to speed
this up by using an AVL (threaded binary search tree) to make it faster.
Jurgen van der Pol wrote:
Create an object and call is (if you want) a spatial cell. Now an
object
Gotcha, yes, this should do the trick! Thanks! Challenge for me to put
it into code...
A list is I believe dynamic, right? So I can add objects to a list ad
infinitum. Just what I need.
Thanks,
Jurgen.
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