A question about agent’s execution

[Alessio Carbone]

hi guys,

I have some doubt about “firing of actuators”.. In a general case (i.e. without resource based reasoning), if in ‘.sh’ file of a running agent are specified these two rules

‘s(X)>act1(x)’
‘message(inform, sender(BS, addresses("0014.4F01.0000.053C:40")), message)>act2’

and in a i-th agent iteration both rules are activated (and so, in the running agent exists a belief ‘s(a)’ for example (and NOT ‘always(s(a))’), and a belief ‘message(inform, sender(BS, addresses("0014.4F01.0000.053C:40")), message)’) IN THE SAME ITERATION both act1 actuator and act2 actuator are activated or is only an action (choose randomly) invoked? I think that, in the i-th iteration, if exists a belief ‘s(a)’ and a belief ‘message(inform, sender(BS, addresses("0014.4F01.0000.053C:40")), message)’, both code associated to ‘act1’ and ‘act2’ are executed during i-th iteration, but I’m not sure.

I hope that problem is clear. If it isn’t  clear please tell me…

Thanks a lot!!!!!!!!!!!!!

lucignolo

[Alessio Carbone]

I'm sorry, the two rules are:

‘s(X)>act1(x)’

‘message(inform, sender(BS, addresses("0014.4F01.0000.053C:40")), message)>act2’

[Conor]

hi lucignolo,

Yes, both actuators will be fired