How to know it it is a batch run at initialization time?

[John Tranier]

Hi,

I want to know at initialization time whether it is a normal or a batch mode (my goal here is to load a different logging configuration depending on the mode).

I know the method RunEnvironment.getInstance().isBatch() but the RunEnvironment is not ready at initialization time ...

Is there another primitive I may use?

Regards,

John

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[Tatara, Eric R.]

Try RunState.getInstance().getRunInfo().isBatch()

Eric Tatara, Ph.D.
Assistant Software Engineer
Center for Complex Adaptive Agent Systems Simulation
Decision and Information Sciences Division
Argonne National Laboratory

 

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From: John Tranier [mailto:tranier@...]
Sent: Friday, October 30, 2009 7:18 AM
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Subject: [Repast-interest] How to know it it is a batch run at initialization time?

Hi,

I want to know at initialization time whether it is a normal or a batch mode (my goal here is to load a different logging configuration depending on the mode).

I know the method RunEnvironment.getInstance().isBatch() but the RunEnvironment is not ready at initialization time ...

Is there another primitive I may use?

Regards,

John

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[John Tranier]

It is the same, not instantiated yet...

But finally I'm doing the test in the ContextCreator. Combined with the run number I do what I want (initialize only for the 1st run in batch mode).

Le 31 oct. 09 à 00:37, Tatara, Eric R. a écrit :

Try RunState.getInstance().getRunInfo().isBatch()

Eric Tatara, Ph.D.
Assistant Software Engineer
Center for Complex Adaptive Agent Systems Simulation
Decision and Information Sciences Division
Argonne National Laboratory

 

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From: John Tranier [tranier@...]
Sent: Friday, October 30, 2009 7:18 AM
To: Repast
Subject: [Repast-interest] How to know it it is a batch run at initialization time?

Hi,

I want to know at initialization time whether it is a normal or a batch mode (my goal here is to load a different logging configuration depending on the mode).

I know the method RunEnvironment.getInstance().isBatch() but the RunEnvironment is not ready at initialization time ...

Is there another primitive I may use?

Regards,

John

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Utrecht University 

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