------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- | -- Module : ALife.Creatur.Task -- Copyright : (c) Amy de Buitléir 2012-2014 -- License : BSD-style -- Maintainer : amy@nualeargais.ie -- Stability : experimental -- Portability : portable -- -- Provides tasks that you can use with a daemon. These tasks handle -- reading and writing agents, and various other housekeeping chores, -- which reduces the amount of code you need to write. -- -- It’s also easy to write your own tasks, using these as a guide.) -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------ {-# LANGUAGE TypeFamilies, FlexibleContexts #-} module ALife.Creatur.Task ( AgentProgram, AgentsProgram, withAgent, withAgents, runNoninteractingAgents, runInteractingAgents, simpleDaemon, startupHandler, shutdownHandler, exceptionHandler, nothing ) where import ALife.Creatur.Daemon (Daemon(..)) import ALife.Creatur.Universe (Universe, Agent, AgentProgram, AgentsProgram, writeToLog, lineup, refreshLineup, markDone, endOfRound, withAgent, withAgents, incTime, popSize) import Control.Conditional (whenM) import Control.Exception (SomeException) import Control.Monad.State (StateT, execStateT) import Data.Serialize (Serialize) simpleDaemon :: Universe u => Daemon u simpleDaemon = Daemon { onStartup = startupHandler, onShutdown = shutdownHandler, onException = exceptionHandler, task = undefined, username = "", sleepTime = 100 } startupHandler :: Universe u => u -> IO u startupHandler = execStateT (writeToLog $ "Starting") shutdownHandler :: Universe u => u -> IO () shutdownHandler u = do _ <- execStateT (writeToLog "Shutdown requested") u return () exceptionHandler :: Universe u => u -> SomeException -> IO (Bool, u) exceptionHandler u x = do u' <- execStateT (writeToLog ("WARNING: " ++ show x)) u return (True, u') runNoninteractingAgents :: (Universe u, Serialize (Agent u)) => AgentProgram u -> (Int, Int) -> StateT u IO () -> StateT u IO () -> StateT u IO Bool runNoninteractingAgents agentProgram popRange startRoundProgram endRoundProgram = do atStartOfRound startRoundProgram as <- lineup if null as then return False else do let a = head as markDone a -- do that first in case the next line triggers an exception withAgent agentProgram a atEndOfRound endRoundProgram popSizeInBounds popRange -- The input parameter is a list of agents. The first agent in the -- list is the agent whose turn it is to use the CPU. The rest of -- the list contains agents it could interact with. For example, if -- agents reproduce sexually, the program might check if the first -- agent in the list is female, and the second one is male, and if so, -- mate them to produce offspring. The input list is generated in a -- way that guarantees that every possible sequence of agents has an -- equal chance of occurring. runInteractingAgents :: (Universe u, Serialize (Agent u)) => AgentsProgram u -> (Int, Int) -> StateT u IO () -> StateT u IO () -> StateT u IO Bool runInteractingAgents agentsProgram popRange startRoundProgram endRoundProgram = do atStartOfRound startRoundProgram as <- lineup markDone (head as) -- do that first in case the next line triggers an exception withAgents agentsProgram as atEndOfRound endRoundProgram popSizeInBounds popRange popSizeInBounds :: Universe u => (Int, Int) -> StateT u IO Bool popSizeInBounds (minAgents, maxAgents) = do n <- popSize writeToLog $ "Pop. size=" ++ show n if n < minAgents then do writeToLog "Requesting shutdown (population too small)" return False else if n > maxAgents then do writeToLog "Requesting shutdown (population too big)" return False else return True atStartOfRound :: Universe u => StateT u IO () -> StateT u IO () atStartOfRound program = do whenM endOfRound $ do refreshLineup incTime writeToLog "Beginning of round" program atEndOfRound :: Universe u => StateT u IO () -> StateT u IO () atEndOfRound program = do whenM endOfRound $ do writeToLog "End of round" program nothing :: StateT u IO () nothing = return () -- Note: There's no reason for the checklist type to be a parameter of -- the Universe type. Users don't interact directly with it, so they -- won't have any reason to want to use a different checklist -- implementation.