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lm::StubProblemGenerator Class Reference

#include <StubProblemGenerator.h>

Inheritance diagram for lm::StubProblemGenerator:

List of all members.

Public Methods
	StubProblemGenerator (Agent *a)
	~StubProblemGenerator ()
virtual Effector *	changeDecision (Effector *e)
void	setAgent (Agent *agent)
void	setName (std::string name)
std::string	getName ()
Protected Attributes
Agent *	mAgent
std::string	mName

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Detailed Description

StubProblemGenerator is a stub implementation of the ProblemGenerator. This is so that even if the developer does not supply a problemGenerator there is a default one to use.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

lm::StubProblemGenerator::StubProblemGenerator (  Agent *    a )  [inline]

lm::StubProblemGenerator::~StubProblemGenerator (    )  [inline]

destructor

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Member Function Documentation

virtual Effector* lm::StubProblemGenerator::changeDecision (  Effector *    e )  [inline, virtual]

Here is the virtaul method that the developer needs to impliment in his derived class. The method is designed to help the agent generate new scenarios. This is basically the curiosity function. It returns a new effector for the agent to use. Implements lm::ProblemGenerator.

std::string lm::ProblemGenerator::getName (    )  [inherited]

get the PG's name

void lm::ProblemGenerator::setAgent (  Agent *    agent )  [inherited]

sets the agent that this problem generator points at

void lm::ProblemGenerator::setName (  std::string    name )  [inherited]

set the PG's name

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Member Data Documentation

Agent* lm::ProblemGenerator::mAgent [protected, inherited]

we need a reference to an agent so that we can determine what effectors he has.

std::string lm::ProblemGenerator::mName [protected, inherited]

the name of this problem generator

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• StubProblemGenerator.h

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