new prototype for ui interface #48
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hollandjg
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Nov 20, 2024
| >>> sequence_2 = Sequence("", False, children=[dummy_node_2, success_node_2]) | ||
| >>> sequence_3 = Sequence("", False, children=[failure_node]) | ||
| >>> sequence_1 = Sequence("", False, children=[success_node, sequence_2, sequence_3]) | ||
| >>> pprint(list(enumerate_nodes(sequence_1))) |
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This might be a place where print is more helpful - it's not looking at the tree, so you don't need to see the details of the objects, it's enough just to see that you have the correct sequence of Behavior and Sequence nodes.
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New direction: November 11 - Next small goal. we will try to create a more realistic next prototype. one that focuses still on the separation of tree into multiple subgoals, where the user, guided by the context. will iterate through
#the simulation. at each point they can make adjustments. Eventually, we will export all fo this in some way.