BedMaker
Oh, "results window", maybe you are using the GUI? I use the command line ("CLI"), which I like, but it seems most people do prefer the GUI.
Okay. Hacked together a "cli.sh" using "gui.sh" as a template.
Problem I have now is how do I pass the challenger's name to the command line? That space between the bot name and the bot version number keeps getting me...
./cli.sh -S -C challenges/debroglie1.rrc -c tjk.deBroglie rev0108 -r 35 -s 10
fouls up on the bot name. Using the jar file doesn't seem to work either.
EDIT: Nevermind. Got it. ;)
You should be able to just put it in quotes. I have a di.sh with a commands like: java -cp bin:hsqldb.jar roboResearch.CLI -S -t 6 -c "voidious.Diamond 1.7.56.x1" di1.cfg
Quotes didn't work because quotes get a bit mangled when passing from one bash script to another. I just went ahead and called java directly. Now I have a terminal window running the RoboResearch server, and three windows each chugging away on bots. (rev108 and two changes to surf wave timing and MEA predict timing. Probably veeeery small changes there. Oh well.)
It's going though. Woot!
Is it bad to run two of these simultaneously out of the same directory. The CLI is needing lots of babysitting because of stuff like
Thead 1: Unrecognized output from robocode, "Got an error with alex.Diabolo5: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: alex.Diabolo5". Killing battle.
followed with lots of java.io.IOException stuff.
I'm not sure, I always run one challenge at a time with the max threads I'm willing to use ("-t 6" for 6 threads). That error does sound like they might be stepping on each other's toes.
Oddly enough, using the -t tag for more threads causes problems for me...
(Running using server)
Result for robot named "tjk.deBroglie rev0115 (2)".
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.StringIndexOutOfBoundsException: String index out of range: -1
at java.lang.String.substring(String.java:1949)
at roboResearch.engine.Result.<init>(Result.java:31)
at roboResearch.engine.BattleResults.load(BattleResults.java:42)
at roboResearch.engine.BattleResults.load(BattleResults.java:24)
at roboResearch.engine.BattleRunner.run(BattleRunner.java:107)
at roboResearch.CLI.run(CLI.java:94)
at roboResearch.CLI.<init>(CLI.java:69)
at roboResearch.CLI.main(CLI.java:38)
Hmm, weird. Well, I don't know if this is the issue, but the instructions say when you use -t, you should also start the SQL DB separately and pass -S. The command to start the DB is:
java -Xmx1024M -cp hsqldb.jar org.hsqldb.Server -database.0 file:roboresearch -dbname.0 roboresearch
So I do that, then run with "-S -t 6" and it works. That "tjk.deBroglie rev0115 (2)" almost seems like you have two of that bot/version in a battle against itself, though - is that the case? Not sure if I've tried that or if it would cause issues.
Yeah, I've got the -S flag in there and have the server running in a separate terminal. Here's the whole thing:
tom@gecko ~/RoboResearch $ java -Xmx512M -cp bin:hsqldb.jar roboResearch.CLI -S -t 3 -C challenges/debroglie1.rrc -c "tjk.deBroglie rev0116" -r 35 -s 14
Challenge Specifications:
Challenge: deBroglierev108 150-57-95
Bot: tjk.deBroglie rev0116
Alias: null
Rounds: 35
Threads: 3
Type: null
Seasons: 14
(Running using server)
Result for robot named "tjk.deBroglie rev0116 (2)".
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.StringIndexOutOfBoundsException: String index out of range: -1
at java.lang.String.substring(String.java:1949)
at roboResearch.engine.Result.<init>(Result.java:31)
at roboResearch.engine.BattleResults.load(BattleResults.java:42)
at roboResearch.engine.BattleResults.load(BattleResults.java:24)
at roboResearch.engine.BattleRunner.run(BattleRunner.java:107)
at roboResearch.CLI.run(CLI.java:94)
at roboResearch.CLI.<init>(CLI.java:69)
at roboResearch.CLI.main(CLI.java:38)
Strange. I've been using the prepackaged one linked at the wiki here. Maybe I'll get the latest one via SVN and work around the build instructions that refer to nonexistent files.
And single threaded works, or the GUI? That's so odd. I know the code base a little and it seems like that path should execute the same across all of them. Or did you figure it out?
Single threaded works great.. same command line with the "-t 3" omitted.
Maybe having to do with the fact that I'm using OpenJDK? Do you use the Sun/Oracle JRE/JDK ?
I'm also using OpenJDK, on Ubuntu 12.04. (And previously the Apple JVM on a Mac.) The line that's failing is trying to parse the bot name from a line that, I think, would look like "1: tkiesel.deBroglie rev0116". If you want to hack on the RoboResearch source, you may be able to get a better picture. I would wonder if it's something about the Robocode version, except that it's working in those other configurations...
It looks like you have an extra space in the bot name, the " (2)". Could that be the issue?
Feel free to inspect the actual command I entered; I pasted it up above.
java -Xmx512M -cp bin:hsqldb.jar roboResearch.CLI -S -t 3 -C challenges/debroglie1.rrc -c "tjk.deBroglie rev0116" -r 35 -s 14
has problems while
java -Xmx512M -cp bin:hsqldb.jar roboResearch.CLI -S -C challenges/debroglie1.rrc -c "tjk.deBroglie rev0116" -r 35 -s 14
does not.
What's odd is that the lines that declare what config will be running (before the actual battles start) seem to indicate that the bot name was read correctly. Again, as I pasted above:
Challenge: deBroglierev108 150-57-95
Bot: tjk.deBroglie rev0116
Alias: null
Rounds: 35
Threads: 3
Type: null
Seasons: 14
But then, a moment later, RoboResearch has " (2)" appended to the end of the bot name. Very odd.
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Sounds like a fun project! I'm no pro developer, just a physics guy who got into programming in college, but I'd love to contribute however I could to a project like that.
