WaitQueue
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object WaitQueue
| package process
Auxiliary constructor that uses defaults for width (w) and height (h).
Auxiliary constructor that uses defaults for width (w) and height (h).
the name of the wait-queue
the (x, y) coordinates for the top-left corner of the wait-queue.
the capacity of the queue (defaults to unbounded)
the name of the wait-queue
the location of the wait-queue (x, y, w, h)
the capacity of the queue (defaults to unbounded)
Diameter of a token (for animating entities)
Diameter of a token (for animating entities)
Radius of a token (for animating entities)
Radius of a token (for animating entities)
Accumulate the value (e.g., number in queue) weighted by its time duration.
Accumulate the value (e.g., number in queue) weighted by its time duration.
the value to accumulate
Aggregate the statistics of this component's subparts.
Aggregate the statistics of this component's subparts.
Return where this object is at (its location).
Return where this object is at (its location).
Return the number entities barred because of this wait queue being full.
Indicate whether this component is composite, i.e., has subparts.
Indicate whether this component is composite, i.e., has subparts.
Return the director who controls the play/simulation this component is in.
Return the director who controls the play/simulation this component is in.
Tell the animation queue to display this WaitQueue.
Return sample statistics for durations for this component (e.g., Time in queue).
Return sample statistics for durations for this component (e.g., Time in queue).
Determine whether Identifiable object 'this' equals Identifiable object 'that'.
Determine whether Identifiable object 'this' equals Identifiable object 'that'. Works since 'id' is unique for all Identifiable objects.
Show the flaw by printing the error message.
Show the flaw by printing the error message.
the method where the error occurred
the error message
Return the hashCode as the unique id.
Return the hashCode as the unique id.
Get the id (unique identifier).
Get the id (unique identifier).
Initialize this component (all of its vars).
Initialize this component (all of its vars).
the name of this component
the location of this component
Initialize this component's statistical collectors.
Initialize this component's statistical collectors.
Sample statistics: all Components.
Time-persistent statistics: all except Gate, Source and Sink.
the name of this component
Return whether the queue is full.
Return the full identity.
Return the full identity.
Get the name.
Get the name.
Do not wait in the queue and record zero waiting time.
Do not wait in the queue and record zero waiting time. Call this method to get average waiting time for all actors. If you just want the waiting time for those who wait, do not call this method.
Return time persistent statistics for value for this component (e.g.
Return time persistent statistics for value for this component (e.g. Number in queue).
(Changed in version 2.9.0) The behavior of scanRight has changed. The previous behavior can be reproduced with scanRight.reverse.
Set the location of this object.
Set this component's director (the controller of the simulation model).
Set this component's director (the controller of the simulation model).
the director of the play/simulation
Set the name.
Get the type of the simulation object.
Get the type of the simulation object.
List of subparts of the Component (empty for atomics, nonempty for composites)
List of subparts of the Component (empty for atomics, nonempty for composites)
Tally the duration (e.g., waiting time) of an activity or delay.
Tally the duration (e.g., waiting time) of an activity or delay.
the time duration
(Changed in version 2.9.0) transpose throws an IllegalArgumentException if collections are not uniformly sized.
Wait in the queue, recording the waiting time.
Wait in the queue, recording the waiting time. Return whether the entity was able to actually join the queue or was barred.
The
WaitQueueclass is a wrapper for Scala's Queue class, which supports FCSC Queues. It adds monitoring capabilities and optional capacity restrictions. If the queue is full, entities (SimActors) attempting to enter the queue are 'barred'. At the model level, such entities may be (1) held in place, (2) take an alternate route, or (3) be lost (e.g., dropped call/packet).