// compare duedate and priority and ??duration??
public int compareTo(Task other) {
if (duedate.compareTo(other.getDueDate()) != 0) {
return duedate.compareTo(other.getDueDate());
} else if (priority != other.getPriority()) {
return (int) (other.getPriority() - priority);
} else {
return (int) (other.getDuration() - duration);
}
}
/**
* Calculate the starTime and endTime for the collection of tasks. Takes into account resources
* and does not allow two tasks with shared resources run at the same time. It's not very "smart",
* though, and won't optimize the order of the tasks at all.
*
* @param children tasks
* @param startTime start time for this collection of tasks to start at
*/
public void startTimeChild(HashMap<String, Task> children, int startTime) {
Queue<Task> queue = new LinkedList<Task>();
// make a resource list for each resource
HashMap<String, List<Task>> resourceLists = new HashMap<String, List<Task>>();
// loop through children
for (Task child : children.values()) {
System.out.println("pre-processing: " + child);
// add children to the resource list
for (Resource resource : child.getRequiredResources().values()) {
// check if the resource exists in our Resource List
if (!resourceLists.containsKey(resource.getResourceID())) {
// if not, add it
resourceLists.put(resource.getResourceID(), new LinkedList<Task>());
}
}
// if it's a starting Task, add it to the queue
if (child.getPredecessors().isEmpty()) {
// put into queue
queue.add(child);
// set start and end times to -1
child.setStartTime(-1);
child.setEndTime(-1);
}
}
// Loop through queue, as we go we'll
// 0. calculate the startTime of the task
// 1. add it to the resource list(s) / deal with resources
// 1a. assign start time of task
// 2. deal with any children
// 3. calculate duration and endTime
// 4. put any successors on the queue
System.out.println("starting queue:");
while (!queue.isEmpty()) {
System.out.println("pop");
Task child = queue.remove();
System.out.println(child);
int idealStartTime = -1; // the startTime that would be ideal, if resources weren't an issue
// 0. calculate the startTime of the task
System.out.println(" 0");
if (child.getPredecessors().isEmpty()) {
idealStartTime = startTime;
} else {
idealStartTime = maxEndTime(child.getPredecessors().values());
}
int realisticStartTime =
idealStartTime; // the startTime that must be done, because of resource conflicts
// 1. add to resource list(s) / deal with resources
System.out.println(" 1");
for (Resource resource : child.getRequiredResources().values()) {
// check to see if there's a task using this resource. if so, our startTime must be after
// their endTime
for (Task task : resourceLists.get(resource.getResourceID())) {
realisticStartTime =
(task.getEndTime() < realisticStartTime) ? realisticStartTime : task.getEndTime();
}
// add this child to that list
if (!resourceLists.get(resource.getResourceID()).contains(resource)) {
resourceLists.get(resource.getResourceID()).add(child);
}
// see what else is on there..
System.out.println(
" " + resource.getname() + ": " + resourceLists.get(resource.getResourceID()));
}
// 1b. Assign the startTime of a task
System.out.println(" 1b");
child.setStartTime(realisticStartTime);
System.out.println(" startTime: " + realisticStartTime);
// 2. deal with any children
System.out.println(" 2");
if (!child.getChildren().isEmpty()) {
startTimeChild(child.getChildren(), child.getStartTime());
}
// 3. set this child's duration & endTime
System.out.println(" 3");
child.setDuration(
Math.max(
child.getDuration(),
maxEndTime(child.getChildren().values()) - child.getStartTime()));
child.setEndTime(child.getStartTime() + child.getDuration());
// 4. put their successors in the queue
System.out.println(" 4");
for (Task successor : child.getSuccessors().values()) {
queue.add(successor);
}
}
System.out.println("--->ending");
}