2015-11-02 15:30 GMT+01:00 Romain Reuillon <[email protected]>:
>
> Array variables would be a solution. Another one (may be easier) would be
> to produce a file in your netlogo script during the simulation. You will
> then be able to collect this file at the end of the simulation for instance:
>
> val result = Val[File]
>
> NetLogo5Task(....) set (
> outputFiles += ("output.csv", result)
> )
>
> val copyFile = CopyFileHook(result, workdirectory / "result${i}.csv")
Thanks a lot Romain! Happy to back again :-) The new version seems very
nice.
Then I would have to paste together all these files by hand, I imagine, and
that would be quite painful (I could also do it using a script in R of
course, but nevertheless...).
Array variables, decoded correctly in OM, and saved to a CSV after being
combined, would be a better solution I think. It would be costlier in NL in
terms of memory, but writing to files would also slow a bit the program.
How could I do it? I cannot find any information in the documentation on
the manipulation of different types of variables and tubes.
Amitiés,
Murat
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