I was converting some old scripts to use Events oppose to states as it appears to me to be a lot cleaner and easier to apply maintenance. Currently they will run but don not loop? If Events arn't the best way of going about changing my scripting I would appreciate any direction or help!

 

 

 

public int onLoop() throws InterruptedException {

      for ( Event e : allEvents){

             execute(e);

      }

      return 1000;

}

 

 

When they complete i set them as finished. Any help appreciated!

Btw i have one aSync event

If you set them to finished at the end of the first loop, will they still run in the second loop despite being "finished"?

EDIT: Code is ran more or less line by line, so your onLoop would look like this:

execute(allEvents.get(0));
execute(allEvents.get(1));
..etc

This means that there is no need to check them as finished, as when one of the executes is done the next will run.

The only problem I see is the asynchronous event, which may not finish by its next loop. Maybe if you have the "finished" check within the Event itself, and then in your execute method:

void execute(Event ev) {
    if (ev.finished) { //Last loop was complete, so we can continue
        ev.loop();
    }
}

And in your Event class:

void loop() {
    finished = false; //Reset the loop
    //logic here
    finished = true;
}

Edited July 8, 201510 yr by Bobrocket