List of fireAt() Examples

Examples of fireAt()

ptolemy.actor.Director.fireAt()
Request a firing of the given actor at the given absolute time. This method is only intended to be called from within main simulation thread. Actors that create their own asynchronous threads should used the fireAtCurrentTime() method to schedule firings. This method calls {@link #fireAt(Actor,Time)} method. @param actor The actor scheduled to be fired. @param time The scheduled time. @exception IllegalActionException If the operation is notpermissible (e.g. the given time is in the past). @deprecated Instead of using double as time argument, use atime object instead. As of Ptolemy 4.1, replaced by {@link #fireAt(Actor,Time)}
ptolemy.actor.sched.FixedPointDirector.fireAt()
ptolemy.domains.ct.kernel.CTDirector.fireAt()
Handle firing requests from the contained actors. If the specified time is earlier than the current time, or the breakpoint table is null, throw an exception. Otherwise, insert the specified time into the breakpoint table. @param actor The actor that requests the firing. @param time The requested firing time. @exception IllegalActionException If the time is earlier thanthe current time, or the breakpoint table is null.
ptolemy.domains.de.kernel.DEDirector.fireAt()
Schedule an actor to be fired at the specified time by posting a pure event to the director. If the requested time is in the past relative to the current time, then replace it with the current model time. @param actor The scheduled actor to fire. @param time The scheduled time to fire. @exception IllegalActionException If event queue is not ready.

Examples of ptolemy.domains.de.kernel.DEDirector.fireAt()

                // ignore this
            } else {
                // compute a random delay between zero and MaxDelay.
                double delay = maxDelayValue * Math.random();
                _nextMsgTime = now.add(delay);
                dir.fireAt(this, _nextMsgTime);
            }


            //System.out.println("DEMessageSource " + this.getFullName() +
            //        " next message " + "scheduled at " + _nextMsgTime);
        }

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