Re: [Repast-interest] pauseAt

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

Try this:

schedule.scheduleActionAt(100, this, "pause");

This is actually what happens when you set pauseAt through the gui. Note
that this will not show 100 in the pauseAt gui. They are independent.

As for pauseAt not being sticky. I noticed this in a model I was writing
yesterday. I'm fixing it right now.

Nick


On Mon, 2002-10-21 at 20:22, Owen Densmore wrote:
> How would I preset the pauseAt value to be some number like 100
> from my model?
> 
> I tried the obvious:
>      if (getController()!=null) {
>        getController().setPauseAt(60);
>      }
> ..but it got a nullpointer error.
> 
> I'd just like the default value to be 100 rather than the current -1.
> 
> BTW: I note that when I set it by hand, it apparently does not
> "stick".  The second run of the experiment goes past the pauseAt
> value in the RePast parameters, apparently having been reset to -1.
> 
> Owen
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