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From: Nick C. <nic...@ve...> - 2002-09-20 15:42:33
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Hi, On Fri, 2002-09-20 at 11:24, Laszlo Gulyas wrote: > It is funny how long this went unnoticed [or at least, I've never heard of > it]. > Then, it's even funnier that within a week I came across three distinct > examples. > One using the network library, the other working with multiple occupancy > spaces. The last one was in my own code, so I had no choice, but to nail > it down... ;-) > I can see how this would be a problem in if you used a HashMap / HashSet in your model and expected to be able reproduce the order of in which items are stored in the Map. However, I'm unclear about how this effects the network lib and multiple occupancy space. Can you explain further? There is a comment in the unordered Multiple occupancy space docs to the effect that the order of objects in a single cell is undefined; the implication being that you can't rely on the order. thanks for the bug reports, Nick -- Nick Collier Social Science Research Computing University of Chicago http://repast.sourceforge.net |