June 17, 20205 yr So I wrote this code to make a webwalk that could be used for Webwalk and drink stamina potion, turn on prayers , alch, eating. Im wondering if there is a better way to doing threading becuase I hate having a while loop with a thread sleep . My code. (x, y, z) -> { PathPreferenceProfile profile = PathPreferenceProfile.DEFAULT; int run = 20; boolean cameraMove = true; Procedure threadTask = null; WebWalkEvent walkEvent = null; boolean done = false; //This can take args in any order while (first(x) != null || !(first(x) instanceof Area) || !(first(x) instanceof Area)) { if (first(x) instanceof Procedure) { threadTask = (Procedure) first(x); x = rest(x); } if (first(x) instanceof PathPreferenceProfile) { profile = (PathPreferenceProfile) first(x); x = rest(x); } if (first(x) instanceof Long || first(x) instanceof Integer) { run = Math.toIntExact(num(first(x))); x = rest(x); } if (first(x) instanceof Boolean) { cameraMove = truth(first(x)); x = rest(x); } } if (first(x) instanceof Area) { walkEvent = new WebWalkEvent(listToAreaArry(x)); } if (first(x) instanceof Position) { walkEvent = new WebWalkEvent(listToPositionArry(x)); } if (walkEvent != null) { ExecutorService executor = Executors.newSingleThreadExecutor(); //this is the code //That I would like input on. if (threadTask != null) { final Procedure finalthreadTask = threadTask; Runnable task = () -> { while (true) { try { scemeBot.getScheme().eval(finalthreadTask); Thread.sleep(1000); } catch (InterruptedException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } } }; executor.submit(task); } walkEvent.setPathPreferenceProfile(profile); walkEvent.setEnergyThreshold(run); walkEvent.setMoveCameraDuringWalking(cameraMove); done = scemeBot.walking.execute(walkEvent).hasFinished(); if (threadTask != null) { executor.shutdownNow(); } return done; } return null; } Edited June 17, 20205 yr by Nbacon
June 18, 20205 yr Author 44 minutes ago, Camaro said: Execute an async event instead So I looked on git hub for async events and there are not alot of them. But I can up with these I have no idea how it works. if (walkEvent != null) { walkEvent.setPathPreferenceProfile(profile); walkEvent.setEnergyThreshold(run); walkEvent.setMoveCameraDuringWalking(cameraMove); Event event =null; if (threadTask != null) { final Procedure finalThreadTask = threadTask; event = new Event() { @Override public int execute() throws InterruptedException { scemeBot.getScheme().eval(finalThreadTask); return 1000; } }; event.setAsync(); scemeBot.execute(event); } boolean done = scemeBot.execute(walkEvent).hasFinished(); if (event !=null){ event.setFinished(); } return done; } or if (walkEvent != null) { walkEvent.setPathPreferenceProfile(profile); walkEvent.setEnergyThreshold(run); walkEvent.setMoveCameraDuringWalking(cameraMove); Event event =null; if (threadTask != null) { final Procedure finalThreadTask = threadTask; event = new Event() { @Override public int execute() throws InterruptedException { scemeBot.getScheme().eval(finalThreadTask); return 1000; } }; event.setAsync(); walkEvent.addChild(event); } boolean done = scemeBot.execute(walkEvent).hasFinished(); return done; }
June 18, 20205 yr First one should work fine. I've never used the add/remove children methods, so not too sure about the second one, but looks like it should work.
June 18, 20205 yr Author Thanks man for your time. Last problem, priority? In this video you can see him run and eat but he goes for the food no eating then goes back to running.
June 18, 20205 yr 2 hours ago, Nbacon said: Thanks man for your time. Last problem, priority? In this video you can see him run and eat but he goes for the food no eating then goes back to running. Well, that just comes down to the fact that you have multiple threads trying to take control of the mouse at the same time. For this situation, its probably better to just break from the webwalk event to eat.
June 18, 20205 yr Author 10 hours ago, Khaleesi said: Or just break the webwalk event when you need to eat continue after ... This is the hack i came up with is there something better? this.setBlocking(); scemeBot.getScheme().eval(finalThreadTask); this.setAsync(); Also tryed (does not work) synchronized (webwalk) { webwalk.wait(); } scemeBot.getScheme().eval(finalThreadTask); webwalk.notify(); Edited June 18, 20205 yr by Nbacon
June 18, 20205 yr 3 hours ago, Nbacon said: This is the hack i came up with is there something better? this.setBlocking(); scemeBot.getScheme().eval(finalThreadTask); this.setAsync(); Also tryed (does not work) synchronized (webwalk) { webwalk.wait(); } scemeBot.getScheme().eval(finalThreadTask); webwalk.notify(); I just stop the whole webwalkerevent with a breakcondition when i have to eat and then eat myself... Then just start a new webwalk event... ^^ There 50 ways of doing the same thing, whatever works for you is good Edited June 18, 20205 yr by Khaleesi
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