def __init__(self, detached):
# simmode
self.mode = self.init
self.simt = 0.0 # Runtime
self.tprev = 0.0
self.syst0 = 0.0
self.simdt = 0.0
self.syst = 0.0 # system time
# Simulated UTC clock time
self.utc = datetime.datetime.utcnow().replace(hour=0,
minute=0,
second=0,
microsecond=0)
# Directories
self.datadir = "./data/"
self.dts = []
# Fixed dt mode for fast forward
self.ffmode = False # Default FF off
self.fixdt = 0.1 # Default time step
self.ffstop = -1. # Indefinitely
# Simulation objects
print("Setting up Traffic simulation")
self.metric = Metric()
# Additional modules
self.telnet_in = StackTelnetServer()
def __init__(self):
# simmode
self.mode = self.init
self.simt = 0.0 # Runtime
self.tprev = 0.0
self.syst0 = 0.0
self.simdt = 0.0
self.syst = 0.0 # system time
self.deltclock = 0.0 # SImulated clock time at simt=0.
self.simtclock = 0.0
# Directories
self.datadir = "./data/"
self.dts = []
# Fixed dt mode for fast forward
self.ffmode = False # Default FF off
self.fixdt = 0.1 # Default time step
self.ffstop = -1. # Indefinitely
# Simulation objects
print("Setting up Traffic simulation")
self.metric = Metric()
# Additional modules
self.telnet_in = StackTelnetServer()
def MainLoop():
if node_only:
runNode()
else:
# ======================================================================
# Create gui and simulation objects
# ======================================================================
global navdb, manager, gui
manager = MainManager()
gui = Gui()
navdb = Navdatabase('global') # Read database from specified folder
telnet_in = StackTelnetServer()
sim = Simulation(manager)
# Initialize the gui (loading graphics data, etc.)
gui.init(navdb)
# Start the node manager
manager.start()
# Start the telnet input server for stack commands
telnet_in.listen(port=settings.telnet_port)
# Start the gui
gui.start()
print 'Stopping telnet server.'
telnet_in.close()
# Close the manager, stop all nodes
manager.stop()
sim.quit()
# ======================================================================
# Clean up before exit. Comment this out when debugging for checking
# variables in the shell.
# ======================================================================
del gui
print 'BlueSky normal end.'
def MainLoop():
if settings.node_only:
from bluesky.sim.qtgl import nodemanager as manager
manager.run()
else:
# ======================================================================
# Create gui and simulation objects
# ======================================================================
global gui
manager = MainManager()
gui = Gui()
telnet_in = StackTelnetServer()
# Initialize the gui (loading graphics data, etc.)
gui.init()
# Connect gui stack command to telnet_in
telnet_in.connect(gui.win.console.stack)
# Start the node manager
manager.start()
# Start the telnet input server for stack commands
telnet_in.listen(port=settings.telnet_port)
# Start the gui
gui.start()
print('Stopping telnet server.')
telnet_in.close()
# Close the manager, stop all nodes
manager.stop()
# ======================================================================
# Clean up before exit. Comment this out when debugging for checking
# variables in the shell.
# ======================================================================
del gui
print('BlueSky normal end.')
def MainLoop():
if settings.node_only:
from bluesky.sim.qtgl import nodemanager as manager
manager.run()
else:
# ======================================================================
# Create gui and simulation objects
# ======================================================================
global gui
manager = MainManager()
gui = Gui()
telnet_in = StackTelnetServer()
# Initialize the gui (loading graphics data, etc.)
gui.init()
# Connect gui stack command to telnet_in
telnet_in.connect(gui.win.console.stack)
# Start the node manager
manager.start()
# Start the telnet input server for stack commands
telnet_in.listen(port=settings.telnet_port)
# Start the gui
gui.start()
print('Stopping telnet server.')
telnet_in.close()
# Close the manager, stop all nodes
manager.stop()
# ======================================================================
# Clean up before exit. Comment this out when debugging for checking
# variables in the shell.
# ======================================================================
del gui
print('BlueSky normal end.')
def start():
"""
Start BlueSky: Create gui and simulation objects
"""
global gui
telnet_in = StackTelnetServer()
manager = MainManager(telnet_in)
gui = Gui()
# Initialize the gui (loading graphics data, etc.)
gui.init()
# Connect gui stack command to telnet_in
telnet_in.connect(gui.win.console.stack)
# Start the node manager
manager.start()
# Start the telnet input server for stack commands
telnet_in.listen(port=bs.settings.telnet_port)
return telnet_in, manager
def MainLoop():
if node_only:
runNode()
else:
# ======================================================================
# Create gui and simulation objects
# ======================================================================
global navdb, manager, gui
manager = MainManager()
gui = Gui()
navdb = Navdatabase('global') # Read database from specified folder
telnet_in = StackTelnetServer()
# Initialize the gui (loading graphics data, etc.)
gui.init(navdb)
# Start the node manager
manager.start()
# Start the telnet input server for stack commands
telnet_in.listen(port=settings.telnet_port)
# Start the gui
gui.start()
print 'Stopping telnet server.'
telnet_in.close()
# Close the manager, stop all nodes
manager.stop()
# ======================================================================
# Clean up before exit. Comment this out when debugging for checking
# variables in the shell.
# ======================================================================
del gui
print 'BlueSky normal end.'