def post_training(self, trainer, trainer_msg="", targ_msg="", **kwargs):
"""
Handles bookkeeping after this character is trained.
Args:
trainer: Character that trained us.
trainer_msg (str): Message to send to trainer
targ_msg (str): Message to send to this Character
Returns:
True if everything went off. Used for trying to catch extremely elusive caching errors.
"""
from server.utils.arx_utils import trainer_diagnostics
currently_training = trainer.db.currently_training or []
# num_trained is redundancy to attempt to prevent cache errors.
num_trained = trainer.db.num_trained or len(currently_training)
if num_trained < len(currently_training):
num_trained = len(currently_training)
num_trained += 1
self.db.trainer = trainer
currently_training.append(self)
trainer.db.currently_training = currently_training
trainer.db.num_trained = num_trained
if trainer_msg:
trainer.msg(trainer_msg)
if targ_msg:
self.msg(targ_msg)
print("Character.post_training call: %s" %
trainer_diagnostics(trainer))
return True
def post_training(self,
trainer,
trainer_msg="",
targ_msg="",
ap_spent=0,
**kwargs):
# if post_training works, then we proceed with training the agent
if super(Retainer, self).post_training(trainer,
trainer_msg=trainer_msg,
targ_msg=targ_msg):
currently_training = trainer.db.currently_training or []
if self not in currently_training:
# this should not be possible. Nonetheless, it has happened.
from server.utils.arx_utils import trainer_diagnostics
raise RuntimeError(
"Error: Training list not properly updated: %s" %
trainer_diagnostics(trainer))
self.train_agent(trainer, ap_spent)
else:
raise RuntimeError(
"Somehow, post_training was not called or did not return a value."
)