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pointers in sequence items

kabb
kabb over 16 years ago

 Hello

Is it possible to have a pointer field in a sequence item, that points to a data structure in the bfm ?

 If so, then is the initialization of the pointer to be performed via the init() pre-defined method of the structure or the pre-generate() pre-defined method ?

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    kabb over 16 years ago

    Hello Tim, 

    Actually, what I need to do is to keep track of some constraint ranges that alter during the simulation. This "simulation feedback" information need not reside in the bfm i suppose -  it could be a part of the agent or env. To this end, I am trying to find when a pointer in a generated item can be initialized.

    thanks and regards

     kabb

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    kabb over 16 years ago

    Hello Tim, 

    Actually, what I need to do is to keep track of some constraint ranges that alter during the simulation. This "simulation feedback" information need not reside in the bfm i suppose -  it could be a part of the agent or env. To this end, I am trying to find when a pointer in a generated item can be initialized.

    thanks and regards

     kabb

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