Hi Vincent,
You can implement a ptolemy.actor.ExecutionListener, and do a
ptolemy.actor.Manager.addExecutionListener(...) before launching the
model through the manager.
Then you are notified of the end of a model execution, but e.g. also
when there's an exception during the execution.
Cheers
erwin
Planat, Vincent wrote:
Hi,
I’m currently using Ptolemy in a “batch” mode in the sense that I loop
several time a Ptolemy model to converge to a solution.
To do that I have a class (convergeEngine) which does a
*new* MoMLSimpleApplication(moMlFileVal);
The moMlFileVal contains a Customized actor fired() several hundred
time. At each fire() I produce outputs to a file (myOutFile.txt)
When the moMlFileVal has finished its execution I retrieve the content
of the myOutFile.txt, modify the moMlFileVal and restart a *new*
MoMLSimpleApplication(moMlFileVal);
My problem is the following:
Has I don’t know how to be call-back when the model (moMlFileVal)
finishes its execution, I need to open(in append mode) and close
myOutFile.txt several thousand times which affect seriously the
performance…
If I could be called-back when the model finishes, I could open the
myOutFile.txt when it starts (initialize()) and close it only at the
end ..
How can I do that ?
Thanks for your support
Cheers
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