[Repast-developer] [ repast-Bugs-1230162 ] parameter file for multi-run

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Bugs item #1230162, was opened at 2005-06-30 01:32
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>Status: Pending
>Resolution: Later
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
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Summary: parameter file for multi-run

Initial Comment:
Hi,

When I try to run a multi-run simulation with two nested 
parameters specified in a parameter file, while these two 
parameters are also set at certain values in 'setup()' in 
my model for a GUI run, it goes wrong for the first run. 
The values of the two parameters in 'setup()' are used 
not those specified in the file. After the first run, correct 
values are read into the model. 

The reason seems to be possible wrong position of the 
code 'model.setup()' in 'runBatch' method of Controller 
class. I move the code right 
above 'batchController.setModel(this.getModel());' and it 
works fine.

However, for this experiment, I was forced to copy 
SimInit, Controller and BatchController classes, rename 
them and make some necessary modification and 
compile them with my other classes. 

Jae-Cheol Kim

ps. It'll be nice if there's a way to get the name of a 
parameter file in the runtime. 

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>Comment By: Jerry Vos (jerryvos)
Date: 2005-07-12 16:39

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Jae-Cheol,
Could you test this when the next release of Repast comes
out?  It should fix your problem if it's coming from
improperly reading the nested params.

Also, could you clarify what code you moved in
Controller.runBatch?  I'm not sure what you would have moved.

When you say "It'll be nice if there's a way to get the name
of a
parameter file in the runtime" do you mean from the GUI or
inside the model/library?  I assume the latter, but this
would require quite a few changes to setup I think, but may
be something for future consideration.

I'll mark this as pending until you get a chance to test
this later.

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