/**
* Executes the Task. If the Task contains sub tasks, it will call exeute() on those as well. If
* the Task is unsucessful (which sometimes is important to see) the method returns false, else it
* will return true.
*
* @return a boolean stating if the Task was sucessful.
*/
public boolean execute() throws GeneralTaskException {
// Is never done, therefore no check for exception
// Creates the move task and executes it
/*
TODO There is a problem here for low FPS. This code beneath is corrected
so that the program will not hang up, but it also makes it possible
for the turtle to, quite often, walk outside the radius and then walk
back the next cycle. When FPS are very low the turtle would go very far
from the center object and then back again, like a jojo.
A possible other solution would be to check if the movement would be
outside the radius, and then in some way shorten or replace the turtle
so that it stays at the maximum radius, alternatively even bounces on the
edge of the circle that is defined by the radius. A low FPS would still
make strange results, though.
Another problem is that if the could should be rewritten to test the
the position before setting it, it would force the relative speed to
to be calculated with the old speed twice, once here to check the
position and once in the MoveTask.
*/
Vector vector = velocity.getVector();
Point point = position.getPoint();
float direction = vector.getDirection();
// Checks if the individual has wobbled outside the radius
if (centerObject.getPoint().distanceTo(point) > radius) {
// Corrects the angle to point directly to the centerObject
direction = point.angleTo(centerObject.getPoint());
}
vector = new Vector(randomizeDirection(direction), vector.getMagnitude());
MoveTask moveTask = new MoveTask(vector, relativeSpeed);
moveTask.setPrivateInformation(position, velocity, characteristics, resources);
moveTask.execute();
return true;
}
@Test
public void testMoveTaskSerde() throws Exception {
final MoveTask task =
new MoveTask(
null,
"foo",
new Interval("2010-01-01/P1D"),
ImmutableMap.<String, Object>of("bucket", "hey", "baseKey", "what"),
null,
null);
final String json = jsonMapper.writeValueAsString(task);
Thread.sleep(100); // Just want to run the clock a bit to make sure the task id doesn't change
final MoveTask task2 = (MoveTask) jsonMapper.readValue(json, Task.class);
Assert.assertEquals("foo", task.getDataSource());
Assert.assertEquals(new Interval("2010-01-01/P1D"), task.getInterval());
Assert.assertEquals(
ImmutableMap.<String, Object>of("bucket", "hey", "baseKey", "what"),
task.getTargetLoadSpec());
Assert.assertEquals(task.getId(), task2.getId());
Assert.assertEquals(task.getGroupId(), task2.getGroupId());
Assert.assertEquals(task.getDataSource(), task2.getDataSource());
Assert.assertEquals(task.getInterval(), task2.getInterval());
Assert.assertEquals(task.getTargetLoadSpec(), task2.getTargetLoadSpec());
}
