At 11:27 16/3/01 -0800, Ram C wrote:
>---- Peter Donald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> At 10:40 15/3/01 -0800, Ram C wrote:
>> >That was exactly the problem...
>>
>> ahhh - I see ;)
>>
>> >In the original code, the 'offset' is lost because the m_startTime
>> was
>> >either the current time or (current time + offset). The
PeriodicTimeTrigger
>> >had a time sensitive information (current time) within itself.
>> >
>> >Whenever a trigger is reset, i have to reset this time sensitive
information
>> >in PeriodicTimeTrigger.
>> >
>> >I had two choice.....
>> >1) Update the original trigger to somehow reset this time sensitive
>> information.
>>
>> I like this approach - if I get what you mean. Do you mean add a method
>> "void reset();" to Trigger interface? If so I think that would be much
>> better as later on when when we have triggers that are not tied to
>> time (ie
>> fire trigger when a certain system event occurs) this will work well.
>> What
>> do you think ?
>>
>
>I got this to work with the reset()...the code is much simpler now...no
>clonning crap ..(what was i thinking....must be on drugs...:-)
>
>I'll commit these changes along with the 'syncronized' BinaryHeap fix.
excellent !
;)
Cheers,
Pete
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