In aus.bicycle on Fri, 05 Sep 2008 23:48:46 GMT 20cents <noreply@bigpond.com> wrote: I agree those things are needed but also propose that, first, we get our own house in order. I am getting really p*ssed off with cyclists riding through red lights in Sydney. How can we hope to get anybody onside if we do not obey the laws. I'm in for that, but is it practical? HOw can the cyclists
Ptolemy II 7.0.1 is available for download from http://ptolemy.eecs.berkeley.edu/ptolemyII/ptII7.0 Changes between 7.0.beta and 7.0.1: * Backtrack and Graph Transformation facilities were updated * Design document updated * Fixed problem with shorts in Expression language: ceil(1s) was failing * Wireless Triangulation actor needed updating * Don't prompt for a save when the model name
Ptolemy II 7.0.beta is available for download from http://ptolemy.eecs.berkeley.edu/ptolemyII/ptII7.0 The primary new features in Ptolemy II 7.0.beta: SDF Code Generation - further enhancements such as embedding C code in models. Ptalon - language for parameterizing components with other components. Backtracking - a facility that enables the system to restore its old state. The Continuous
Anja a écrit : But driving around in my car while thinking about OO-Design in Delphi (a dangerous combination, but still not forbidden in Belgium), I thought of putting the TTrafficLights not in a simple TList, but in a derived class which can *dispatch* the event to all correspondig graphical classes. Something like: (not tested) type TDispatcher = Class (TObjectList) private
Anja a écrit : But (and finally, here it comes...) what if I want *multiple* TTrafficDisplays, each drawing the SAME traffic lights in a different way? Then, I cannot assign one draw procedure to the OnLightSwitch event, because multiple TTraficLightDisplay's want to do the same FTrafficLight.OnLightSwitch := SwitchLight ; statement on only ONE event. Each TTraficLightDisplay
