[devs] allows negative time in time advance #241
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If a vle::devs::Dynamics::timeAdvance returns a negative value, VLE kernel will interpret this value as an absolute date instead of a duration. Seems to be useful to (re)synchronize model with integer dates and permits to reduce real representation problems. (closes: vle-forge#241).
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However: how to build negative absolute date? Prohibits negative begin date? |
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If a vle::devs::Dynamics::timeAdvance returns a negative value, VLE kernel will interpret this value as an absolute date instead of a duration. Seems to be useful to (re)synchronize model with integer dates and permits to reduce real representation problems. (closes: vle-forge#241).
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If a vle::devs::Dynamics::timeAdvance returns a negative value, VLE kernel will interpret this value as an absolute date instead of a duration. Seems to be useful to (re)synchronize model with integer dates and permits to reduce real representation problems. (closes: vle-forge#241).
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If a vle::devs::Dynamics::timeAdvance returns a negative value, VLE kernel will interpret this value as an absolute date instead of a duration. Seems to be useful to (re)synchronize model with integer dates and permits to reduce real representation problems. (closes: vle-forge#241).
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If a vle::devs::Dynamics::timeAdvance returns a negative value, VLE kernel will interpret this value as an absolute date instead of a duration. Seems to be useful to (re)synchronize model with integer dates and permits to reduce real representation problems. (closes: vle-forge#241).
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If a vle::devs::Dynamics::timeAdvance returns a negative value, VLE kernel will interpret this value as an absolute date instead of a duration. Seems to be useful to (re)synchronize model with integer dates and permits to reduce real representation problems. (closes: vle-forge#241).
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@duboz : we merge this behaviour in VLE2 or not? |
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If a vle::devs::Dynamics::timeAdvance returns a negative value, VLE kernel will interpret this value as an absolute date instead of a duration. Seems to be useful to (re)synchronize model with integer dates and permits to reduce real representation problems. (closes: vle-forge#241).
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If a vle::devs::Dynamics::timeAdvance returns a negative value, VLE kernel will interpret this value as an absolute date instead of a duration. Seems to be useful to (re)synchronize model with integer dates and permits to reduce real representation problems. (closes: vle-forge#241).
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If a vle::devs::Dynamics::timeAdvance returns a negative value, VLE kernel will interpret this value as an absolute date instead of a duration. Seems to be useful to (re)synchronize model with integer dates and permits to reduce real representation problems. (closes: vle-forge#241).
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