These bricks encapsulate a resource visit: seize, spend some time and release.
Arguments
- .trj
the trajectory object.
- resource
the name of the resource.
- task
the timeout duration supplied by either passing a numeric or a callable object (a function) which must return a numeric (negative values are automatically coerced to positive).
- amount
the amount to seize/release, accepts either a numeric or a callable object (a function) which must return a numeric.
- id
selection identifier for nested usage.
Examples
## These are equivalent:
trajectory() %>%
visit("res", 5, 1)
#> trajectory: anonymous, 3 activities
#> { Activity: Seize | resource: res, amount: 1 }
#> { Activity: Timeout | delay: 5 }
#> { Activity: Release | resource: res, amount: 1 }
trajectory() %>%
seize("res", 1) %>%
timeout(5) %>%
release("res", 1)
#> trajectory: anonymous, 3 activities
#> { Activity: Seize | resource: res, amount: 1 }
#> { Activity: Timeout | delay: 5 }
#> { Activity: Release | resource: res, amount: 1 }
## These are equivalent:
trajectory() %>%
visit_selected(5, 1)
#> trajectory: anonymous, 3 activities
#> { Activity: Seize | resource: [0], amount: 1 }
#> { Activity: Timeout | delay: 5 }
#> { Activity: Release | resource: [0], amount: 1 }
trajectory() %>%
seize_selected(1) %>%
timeout(5) %>%
release_selected(1)
#> trajectory: anonymous, 3 activities
#> { Activity: Seize | resource: [0], amount: 1 }
#> { Activity: Timeout | delay: 5 }
#> { Activity: Release | resource: [0], amount: 1 }