Init Class Reference

Init the environment, the objects and the agents of the model More...

#include <Init.h>

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Public Member Functions
	Init (ThreadManager *MTHREAD_h)
	~Init ()
void	setInitLevel (int level_h)
	Wrapper to the correct setInitLevelX().
void	setInitLevel0 ()
	Unused, reserver for future use.
void	setInitLevel1 ()
	Setting up the space, the model objects and the agents (definitions only).
void	setInitLevel2 ()
	Unused, reserver for future use.
void	setInitLevel3 ()
	Linking object to agents and assigning space proprieties to objects and agents.
void	setInitLevel4 ()
	Unused, reserver for future use.
void	setInitLevel5 ()
	Simulation start.
void	setInitLevel6 ()
	End of simulation (e.g. print summary statistics).
int	getInitState ()
Private Attributes
int	InitState
	One of the 7 possible init states (0..6).

Detailed Description

Init the environment, the objects and the agents of the model

The Init class is responsable to ask to the various objects to Init themself, in a 7-steps procedures.
The basic idea is to first init the environment: options, settings and space.
Then objects and agents are mould up, objects are assigned to agents and finally agents and objects are collocated in the space.

Author:: Antonello Lobianco

Definition at line 44 of file Init.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Init ( ThreadManager * MTHREAD_h )

Definition at line 31 of file Init.cpp.

~Init ( )

Definition at line 36 of file Init.cpp.

Member Function Documentation

void setInitLevel ( int level_h )

Wrapper to the correct setInitLevelX().

Definition at line 41 of file Init.cpp.

Referenced by MainProgram::run().

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void setInitLevel0 ( )

Unused, reserver for future use.

Definition at line 71 of file Init.cpp.

Referenced by setInitLevel().

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void setInitLevel1 ( )

Setting up the space, the model objects and the agents (definitions only).

Setting up the space, the model objects and the agents (definitions only)
Level 1 :

set the environment (settings, available resource name, possible activities)
set the object definitions
init the space
set the agent "moulds" (agent prototypes that will be used to generate the real agents)
populate the agents (without yet object nor space assignment)
See also:
RegData::setObjectsDefinitions()
Gis::setSpace()
Manager_farmers::setAgentMoulds()
Manager_farmers::riseMyAgents()