I'd heard of this bug, but until now had never been able to reproduce
it.
Steve Neuendorffer noticed a similar problem, he wrote:
I just noticed that the shortcut to the original version of hyvisual
failed to start beta-3. I got an error like -hyvisual failed to
find configuration...
It
Jie Liu responded, but his email bounced because he sent it from an
address that is not on the ptolemy-hackers mailing list.
Jie's response was:
It really depends on at what level of detail you want to model
your system. My guess is that you can use CT and TM.
There are a couple of existing
Beg pardon if this has been hashed over before.
While reading the Data Package section of the design
document and thinking about coupling Java code with
simulation code, it occurred to me that Java class
implementations that satisfy the properties of
immutability could be passed around and
Token seems like an excellent candidate to
be an abstract base class since the documentation
states that it should not be instantiated.
Any reason to not do that?
Jim
Posted to the ptolemy-hackers mailing list.
Originally, token was intended to be used as a token to represent a pure
event i.e. one without a value.
At the same time it was a base class for all the other token classes. We
have since made an EventToken
class to represent pure events. It remains public for some level of
backward
