Hey Gaby,
The simplest way I can think of if you're using the Controlling API with
the NetLogo GUI is to use Tools > Halt to stop your model while it's
running. This should let you inspect globals and agents as you would
normally be able to. The downside is that your model will not resume
automatically, so this is really a "halt" and not a "pause".
The next idea I'd have would be to modify your code that runs the model.
Instead of doing something like `App.app.command("repeat 500 [ go ]")` to
execute your model, have a control loop inside your program that would run
`App.app.command("go")` and also check for user input, like "P" for pause
and "R" for resume, and otherwise continue running "go" up to whatever
count you're going for.
Maybe someone else has a better idea, but I hope that's helpful.
-Jeremy
On Friday, April 12, 2019 at 12:11:35 PM UTC-5, Gaby Joe Hannoun wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> Is it possible to pause a Netlogo simulation invoked and controlled by
> another program running on the Java Virtual Machine. I am executing the
> java program in terminal in which a process can be suspend using Ctrl + Z.
> If do so, upon switching to the Netlogo interface and trying to right-click
> on an agent to analyze its variable, the Netlogo interface is freezing.
>
> Is there a more practical way of doing that?
>
> Thanks,
> Gaby
>
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