def __init__(self, id, name, capacity=1, schedulingRule='FIFO', skillDict={}, skills=[], available=True,ouputSchedule=False,**kw):
ObjectResource.__init__(self,id=id, name=name)
self.objName=name
self.capacity=int(capacity) # repairman is an instance of resource
self.type="Operator"
# lists to hold statistics of multiple runs
self.Waiting=[] # holds the percentage of waiting time
self.Working=[] # holds the percentage of working time
self.OffShift=[] # holds the percentage of working time
self.OnBreak=[] # holds the percentage of break time
# the following attributes are not used by the Repairman
self.schedulingRule=schedulingRule #the scheduling rule that the Queue follows
self.multipleCriterionList=[] #list with the criteria used to sort the Entities in the Queue
SRlist = [schedulingRule]
if schedulingRule.startswith("MC"): # if the first criterion is MC aka multiple criteria
SRlist = schedulingRule.split("-") # split the string of the criteria (delimiter -)
self.schedulingRule=SRlist.pop(0) # take the first criterion of the list
self.multipleCriterionList=SRlist # hold the criteria list in the property multipleCriterionList
for scheduling_rule in SRlist:
if scheduling_rule not in self.getSupportedSchedulingRules():
raise ValueError("Unknown scheduling rule %s for %s" %
(scheduling_rule, id))
# the station that the operator is assigned to
self.operatorAssignedTo=None
# the station that the operator is dedicated to
self.operatorDedicatedTo=None
# the station the operator currently operating
self.workingStation=None
# variables to be used by OperatorRouter
self.candidateEntities=[] # list of the entities requesting the operator at a certain simulation Time
self.candidateEntity=None # the entity that will be chosen for processing
self.candidateStations=[] # list of candidateStations of the stations (those stations that can receive an entity)
self.schedule=[] # the working schedule of the resource, the objects the resource was occupied by and the corresponding times
# alias used by printRoute
self.alias=self.id
# list attribute that describes the skills of the operator in terms of stations he can operate
self.skillsList=skills
# skils dict (defining also if the skill is regarding different operations on the same technology)
self.skillDict = skillDict
# if there is a skillDict add the stations defined to the operators coreObjectIds
if skillDict:
for operation_data in skillDict.values():
for station in operation_data.get("stationIdList", []):
if not station in self.coreObjectIds:
# append the station ID to the correObjectIds
self.coreObjectIds.append(station)
# flag to show if the resource is available at the start of simulation
self.available=available
from Globals import G
G.OperatorsList.append(self)
# flag to show if the operator will output his schedule in the results
self.ouputSchedule=ouputSchedule
def initialize(self):
ObjectResource.initialize(self)
# flag that shows if the resource is on shift
self.onShift=True
self.totalWorkingTime=0 #holds the total working time
self.totalWaitingTime=0 #holds the total waiting time
self.totalOffShiftTime=0 #holds the total off-shift time
self.timeLastShiftStarted=0 #holds the time that the last shift of the object started
self.timeLastShiftEnded=0 #holds the time that the last shift of the object ended
def initialize(self):
ObjectResource.initialize(self)
# flag that shows if the resource is on shift
self.onShift = True
self.totalWorkingTime = 0 #holds the total working time
self.totalWaitingTime = 0 #holds the total waiting time
self.totalOffShiftTime = 0 #holds the total off-shift time
self.timeLastShiftStarted = 0 #holds the time that the last shift of the object started
self.timeLastShiftEnded = 0 #holds the time that the last shift of the object ended
self.candidateStation = None #holds the candidate receiver of the entity the resource will work on - used by router
def initialize(self):
ObjectResource.initialize(self)
# flag that shows if the resource is on shift
self.onShift=True
self.totalWorkingTime=0 #holds the total working time
self.totalWaitingTime=0 #holds the total waiting time
self.totalOffShiftTime=0 #holds the total off-shift time
self.timeLastShiftStarted=0 #holds the time that the last shift of the object started
self.timeLastShiftEnded=0 #holds the time that the last shift of the object ended
self.candidateStation=None #holds the candidate receiver of the entity the resource will work on - used by router
def __init__(self, id, name, capacity=1):
ObjectResource.__init__(self)
self.id=id
self.objName=name
self.capacity=capacity # repairman is an instance of resource
self.type="Repairman"
# self.Res=Resource(self.capacity)
# lists to hold statistics of multiple runs
self.Waiting=[] # holds the percentage of waiting time
self.Working=[] # holds the percentage of working time
# list with the coreObjects IDs that the repairman repairs
self.coreObjectIds=[]
# list with the coreObjects that the repairman repairs
self.coreObjects=[]
def __init__(self,
id,
name,
capacity=1,
schedulingRule='FIFO',
skillDict={},
skills=[],
available=True,
ouputSchedule=False,
**kw):
ObjectResource.__init__(self, id=id, name=name)
self.objName = name
self.capacity = int(capacity) # repairman is an instance of resource
self.type = "Operator"
# lists to hold statistics of multiple runs
self.Waiting = [] # holds the percentage of waiting time
self.Working = [] # holds the percentage of working time
self.OffShift = [] # holds the percentage of working time
# the following attributes are not used by the Repairman
self.schedulingRule = schedulingRule #the scheduling rule that the Queue follows
self.multipleCriterionList = [
] #list with the criteria used to sort the Entities in the Queue
SRlist = [schedulingRule]
if schedulingRule.startswith(
"MC"): # if the first criterion is MC aka multiple criteria
SRlist = schedulingRule.split(
"-") # split the string of the criteria (delimiter -)
self.schedulingRule = SRlist.pop(
0) # take the first criterion of the list
self.multipleCriterionList = SRlist # hold the criteria list in the property multipleCriterionList
for scheduling_rule in SRlist:
if scheduling_rule not in self.getSupportedSchedulingRules():
raise ValueError("Unknown scheduling rule %s for %s" %
(scheduling_rule, id))
# the station that the operator is assigned to
self.operatorAssignedTo = None
# the station that the operator is dedicated to
self.operatorDedicatedTo = None
# the station the operator currently operating
self.workingStation = None
# variables to be used by OperatorRouter
self.candidateEntities = [
] # list of the entities requesting the operator at a certain simulation Time
self.candidateEntity = None # the entity that will be chosen for processing
self.candidateStations = [
] # list of candidateStations of the stations (those stations that can receive an entity)
self.schedule = [
] # the working schedule of the resource, the objects the resource was occupied by and the corresponding times
# alias used by printRoute
self.alias = self.id
# list attribute that describes the skills of the operator in terms of stations he can operate
self.skillsList = skills
# skils dict (defining also if the skill is regarding different operations on the same technology)
self.skillDict = skillDict
# flag to show if the resource is available at the start of simulation
self.available = available
from Globals import G
G.OperatorsList.append(self)
# flag to show if the operator will output his schedule in the results
self.ouputSchedule = ouputSchedule
