Fixes #2042

Signed-off-by: AlexisDrogoul <alexis.drogoul@gmail.com>
gama-platform · Nov 9, 2016 · aab1cf0 · aab1cf0
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diff --git a/msi.gama.core/src/msi/gama/kernel/experiment/ExperimentPlan.java b/msi.gama.core/src/msi/gama/kernel/experiment/ExperimentPlan.java
@@ -114,9 +114,10 @@
 				@facet (
 						name = IKeyword.SCHEDULES,
 						type = IType.CONTAINER,
+						of = IType.AGENT,
 						optional = true,
 						internal = true,
-						doc = @doc ("an ordered list of agents giving the order of their execution")),
+						doc = @doc ("A container of agents (a species, a dynamic list, or a combination of species and containers) , which represents which agents will be actually scheduled when the population is scheduled for execution. For instance, 'species a schedules: (10 among a)' will result in a population that schedules only 10 of its own agents every cycle. 'species b schedules: []' will prevent the agents of 'b' to be scheduled. Note that the scope of agents covered here can be larger than the population, which allows to build complex scheduling controls; for instance, defining 'global schedules: [] {...} species b schedules: []; species c schedules: b + world; ' allows to simulate a model where the agents of b are scheduled first, followed by the world, without even having to create an instance of c.")),
 				@facet (
 						name = IKeyword.KEEP_SEED,
 						type = IType.BOOL,

diff --git a/msi.gama.core/src/msi/gama/kernel/model/GamlModelSpecies.java b/msi.gama.core/src/msi/gama/kernel/model/GamlModelSpecies.java
@@ -84,6 +84,8 @@
 				@facet (
 						name = IKeyword.SCHEDULES,
 						type = IType.CONTAINER,
+						of = IType.AGENT,
+						doc = @doc ("A container of agents (a species, a dynamic list, or a combination of species and containers) , which represents which agents will be actually scheduled when the population is scheduled for execution. For instance, 'species a schedules: (10 among a)' will result in a population that schedules only 10 of its own agents every cycle. 'species b schedules: []' will prevent the agents of 'b' to be scheduled. Note that the scope of agents covered here can be larger than the population, which allows to build complex scheduling controls; for instance, defining 'global schedules: [] {...} species b schedules: []; species c schedules: b + world; ' allows to simulate a model where the agents of b are scheduled first, followed by the world, without even having to create an instance of c."),
 						optional = true),
 				@facet (
 						name = IKeyword.TOPOLOGY,

diff --git a/msi.gama.core/src/msi/gaml/species/GamlSpecies.java b/msi.gama.core/src/msi/gaml/species/GamlSpecies.java
@@ -166,6 +166,7 @@
 				@facet (
 						name = IKeyword.SCHEDULES,
 						type = IType.CONTAINER,
+						of = IType.AGENT,
 						optional = true,
 						doc = @doc ("A container of agents (a species, a dynamic list, or a combination of species and containers) , which represents which agents will be actually scheduled when the population is scheduled for execution. For instance, 'species a schedules: (10 among a)' will result in a population that schedules only 10 of its own agents every cycle. 'species b schedules: []' will prevent the agents of 'b' to be scheduled. Note that the scope of agents covered here can be larger than the population, which allows to build complex scheduling controls; for instance, defining 'global schedules: [] {...} species b schedules: []; species c schedules: b + world; ' allows to simulate a model where the agents of b are scheduled first, followed by the world, without even having to create an instance of c.")),
 				@facet (