Hello,
I am trying to debug some simulation problems, from C++ code.
Our main class is
class TrafficModel : public TraCIAPI
and in its constructor we have this, which works:
mStartTime = simulation.getTime();
mDeltaTime = simulation.getDeltaT();
however, if I call
simulation.getIDCount();
or
simulation.getIDList();
they block and the application freezes.
What I am actually trying to do is
const std::vector<int> varsSimulation{
libsumo::VAR_TELEPORT_STARTING_VEHICLES_NUMBER,
libsumo::VAR_TELEPORT_STARTING_VEHICLES_IDS,
libsumo::VAR_TELEPORT_ENDING_VEHICLES_NUMBER,
libsumo::VAR_TELEPORT_ENDING_VEHICLES_IDS,
libsumo::VAR_ARRIVED_VEHICLES_NUMBER,
libsumo::VAR_ARRIVED_VEHICLES_IDS,
};
simulation.subscribeContext("", libsumo::CMD_GET_SIM_VARIABLE, 99999, varsSimulation, 0, 999999999);
but this also blocks, so I was trying to work out what to pass for the first parameter to subscribeContext.
Obviously I'm doing something wrong but I can't work out what it is!
I couldn't find anything in the documentation about what the first parameter for
subscribeContext means when we are dealing with the simulation scope.
Are there restrictions on when any of these methods can be called?
Thanks,
Matthew.
Matthew Jones
Senior Software Engineer
rFpro Limited
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