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Got it. You need a probe into each simulation iteration and not every
N timsteps of simulation time. What you're doing seems perfectly
rational to me.
Sean
On Mar 22, 2011, at 9:38 AM, Jörg Höhne wrote:
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> On 22.03.2011, at 13:15, Sean Luke wrote:
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>> So I'm interested: what kind of code are you executing before and
>> after each step? Is there a reason why MASON's "ordering" facility
>> wouldn't be sufficient? Should we be thinking about adding a gizmo
>> to the existing Schedule?
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> The general idea is to execute some sort of user defined code before
> each step and after each step. The calling sequence is
> <user def. code1> <Steppable 1> <Steppable2> ... <Steppable n>
> <user def. code2>
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> I'd like to gather some statistics for each simulation step but not
> for a equidistant time progress. Ordering will not help because I
> have to track each scheduleXXXX invocation if I have to insert a
> BEFORE event and an AFTER event for the scheduled event and hence
> simulation step.
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> The simplest solution (otherwise I'm simply stupid and do not see
> the obvious solution) is to extend the Schedule class to overwrite
> the step method.
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> Hope that explains my problem,
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> Jörg
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