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AIStateMachine::flush can only make statemachines idle.

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As idle statemachines aren't in any list, it's not possible
(without adding that list) to delete them. I don't think
that there are any active statemachines left at the end
of flush anyway, but killing them doesn't much sense if
we can't get them all: there will always be statemachines
left: those that were idle at the moment the viewer was
quit.
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Aleric Inglewood
2012-11-07 01:53:12 +01:00
parent a1f5e6ba43
commit e88c39b090
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indra/aistatemachine/aistatemachine.cpp
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@@ -619,12 +619,10 @@ void AIStateMachine::flush(void)
AIReadAccess<csme_type> csme_r(sContinuedStateMachinesAndMainloopEnabled);
add_continued_statemachines(csme_r);
}
// Kill all state machines.
for (active_statemachines_type::iterator iter = active_statemachines.begin(); iter != active_statemachines.end(); ++iter)
{
AIStateMachine& statemachine(iter->statemachine());
if (statemachine.running())
statemachine.kill();
}
}
// At this point all statemachines should be idle.
AIReadAccess<csme_type> csme_r(sContinuedStateMachinesAndMainloopEnabled);
llinfos << "Current number of continued statemachines: " << csme_r->continued_statemachines.size() << llendl;
llinfos << "Current number of active statemachines: " << active_statemachines.size() << llendl;
llassert(csme_r->continued_statemachines.empty() && active_statemachines.empty());
}