Re: [Repast-interest] Designing projects with subContexts and creating displays

[Nick C. <nic...@ve...>]

Michael,

Just to further clarify, if you add the displays to the sub-context displays item in the scenario tree, you see separate displays (i.e. separate frames) for each display? When you add a single display to the parent context and use the wizard to style both types of agents then one appears to hide the other? This latter sounds like it may be a bug. For now, I would follow what the repast city 3 model does, if possible, and edit the XML file.

Nick
On May 28, 2012, at 3:18 AM, Michael Love wrote:

> 
> I will try and clarify. I wish to display more than one context
> simultaneously and I am having difficulties.
> 
> Using the Repast Scenario Tree in the example below, I click on 'Display' to
> 'add a display' for 'RoadContext' and I can see the road edge geometry
> displayed. Starting again, I can do the same for 'JunctionContext' and see
> points displayed. However when I add two displays simultaneously using the
> Wizard one appears to over-ride the other and only one is visible.
> 
> How can I display data in two contexts? Can this only be done by editing the
> XML file?
> 
> 
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