Andreas Beham
Andreas Beham
I suppose, because ExecuteAsync never hands back the control, the worker service cannot actually continue. What if you wrap that whole code in an `await Task.Run(() => { ... })`?...
Yes that'd be a feature for Sim# 4.0
@sean-reed, thanks that looks interesting.
[Salabim](https://www.salabim.org/manual/Animation.html) also has built-in animation.
So far we have created visualizations mostly on top of a simulation in the following way: 1. We have a shared object model of the world state 2. We have...
I can't share an example, because we only have non-public code, but we used this approach in https://dynstack.adaptop.at. The simulation code is public: https://github.com/dynstack/dynstack but not the visualization, because this...
The question is rather IF there'll be a Sim# 4.0 release with such a feature.
> @kithairon @nbarman2022 I was able to get a work around for this by modifying the .obsidian/plugins/calendar/main.js file. > ... > I am hoping to get around to a pull...
Sure, the [BankRenege](https://github.com/heal-research/SimSharp/blob/4378ef946cfbb1c5997e34de939c5a42570c24f3/src/Samples/BankRenege.cs#L35) sample shows exactly that feature. You can combine events using logical operators `|` (or) and `&` (and) which will wake up the process if any event fired...
Just release it. Request also implements IDisposable so you can use the using pattern to hold it, the dispose callback releases the request.