[pdp-discuss] finding cur_event

[Randall C. O'Reilly]

At some point a GetMyCurEvent function was added to all Sched procs.  It uses 
GetMyProcOfType(&TA_EpochProcess) which navigates the super & sub procs until 
it finds one of that type.  There is also GetMySub/SuperProcOfType versions.  
This may only be in 3.2a.. do "type SchedProcess" in css to see all the 
options.  The above may not be correct names..

- Randy

On Thursday 19 October 2006 14:17, Richard Jones wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> In building my own TrialProcess object I had a bit of trouble figuring
> out how to get my cur_event.  It was not, as I initially assumed,
> magically handed to me by my super_proc.  I've gotten around this for
> the time being by putting
>
>   EpochProcess* parent = (EpochProcess*)super_proc;
>   cur_event = parent->cur_event;
>
> in my trial's Loop().  However, it seems kind of cheesy and it's not
> something that the other trials (LeabraTrial, BPTrial, etc.) seem to
> have to do.  Also, it precludes me from plopping a SequenceProcess
> above my trial.  What is the preferred way of communicating the
> cur_event down the process hierarchy?