Hi Sean, I have never used setShuffling and after your email I was wondering what is the difference between it and a RamdonSequence. Maíra On Wed, Oct 14, 2009 at 2:48 PM, Sean Luke <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > I added setShuffling because I was asked on this list to enable a way for > elements entered for the same timestep to be removed from the Schedule in a > predictable order (that is, no shuffling of those elements). However while > the order is *predictable* it is by no means *expected* -- since the > Schedule uses a binary heap underneath, it is *not* the case that elements > will be stepped in the order in which they were inserted in the Schedule in > the first place (though it is *sometimes* the case). Because of the high > possibility for misunderstanding, and the very low value (I think) in having > the feature, I'm thinking of deleting setShuffling entirely and requiring > that objects be shuffled. > > Any opinions? > > Sean > -- Maíra Athanázio de C. Gatti PhD student, PUC-Rio, Brazil King's College London