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AnyLogic: understand which agaent has sent the message in statechart
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)
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Should we burninate the [wrap] tag?Connect different agent type AnylogicAnyLogic assembler as a gatewayAnyLogic - moving agents between statesAgent based modeling in anylogicinteraction between two agents, not within the statechartAnylogic - sending message from seize to agent in DES-ABM modelUsing a custom distribution to assign states for agents when create it in AnylogicHow to update statechart probabilities when agent is at specific point in flowchart?How to allow multiple agents of same population to use statechart simultanously, but independent of eachother, in Anylogic 8 PLEHow to see where the agent is stored. Anylogic
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is there anyway to reach to the agent #1 which has sent a message (for example text message) to agent #2 inside action part of the transition of statechart of agent#2. I need to know some features of the agent which has sent the message (#1).
Can anyone help?
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is there anyway to reach to the agent #1 which has sent a message (for example text message) to agent #2 inside action part of the transition of statechart of agent#2. I need to know some features of the agent which has sent the message (#1).
Can anyone help?
anylogic
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is there anyway to reach to the agent #1 which has sent a message (for example text message) to agent #2 inside action part of the transition of statechart of agent#2. I need to know some features of the agent which has sent the message (#1).
Can anyone help?
anylogic
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Mohammad Hasan N.Mohammad Hasan N.
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is there anyway to reach to the agent #1 which has sent a message (for example text message) to agent #2 inside action part of the transition of statechart of agent#2. I need to know some features of the agent which has sent the message (#1).
Can anyone help?
anylogic
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On the connections element, where messages are received by an agent, you have access to the sender...
Check the connection element properties, under the communication section as seen in the following image:
Remember that whenever you send a message, the message is managed by the connections element and sent to all the statecharts from there.
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On the connections element, where messages are received by an agent, you have access to the sender...
Check the connection element properties, under the communication section as seen in the following image:
Remember that whenever you send a message, the message is managed by the connections element and sent to all the statecharts from there.
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On the connections element, where messages are received by an agent, you have access to the sender...
Check the connection element properties, under the communication section as seen in the following image:
Remember that whenever you send a message, the message is managed by the connections element and sent to all the statecharts from there.
answered Mar 22 at 9:09
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On the connections element, where messages are received by an agent, you have access to the sender...
Check the connection element properties, under the communication section as seen in the following image:
Remember that whenever you send a message, the message is managed by the connections element and sent to all the statecharts from there.
answered Mar 22 at 9:09
FelipeFelipe
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On the connections element, where messages are received by an agent, you have access to the sender...
Check the connection element properties, under the communication section as seen in the following image:
Remember that whenever you send a message, the message is managed by the connections element and sent to all the statecharts from there.
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