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Hi Everyone,
I'm new to using Mason although I've been using Repast and NetLogo
for awhile. I really like Mason's separation of the code for the
simulation versus the visualization and decided to use it for a new
project I'm working on. I've worked through the tutorials, how-to's,
and archives and have a question about basic design.
What is the cleanest way to have the number of ticks the schedule is
to run be a parameter that is set by the user either in the GUI
interface or from a command-line call to the simulation? Would it be
better to write my own doLoop (ala, tutorial 1/2) or would is there a
way to cleanly use the doLoop method in your main but have the number
of ticks passed by the command-line call or by the GUI?
Thanks!
Mark
Mark E. McBride
Professor and Director of Graduate Studies
Department of Economics
208 Laws Hall - Miami University
Oxford, OH 45056
513 529-2864
email: [log in to unmask]
IM: mcbridme
http://mcbridme.sba.muohio.edu/
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