how to get the output variable of a queue ?

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Mohamed Slama asked Jun 30, '17 Matthew Gillespie commented Jun 30, '17

how to get the output variable of a queue ?

In my model I need the value of the output of the queue during my simulation.

Can someone helps me to get this value with a code ? Something like 'getvarnum'...

Thank you

queue output stats

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Answer 1 · 2017-06-30T12:22:14Z

Joerg Vogel answered Jun 30, '17 Matthew Gillespie commented Jun 30, '17

int output = getoutput(node Queue); // node Queue is the reference to your queue-object

int output = getoutput(model().find("Queue100")); // if you use the find method.

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Joerg Vogel commented · Jun 30, 2017 at 12:28 PM

It is even simplier, if you use the sampler tool (Icon of an eye dropper). Then you move this tool over the Queue and click the left mouse button. You choose from the opening window the entry "Getters..." and then the appropriate line of code.

@Mohamed Slama

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Matthew Gillespie ♦♦ commented · Jun 30, 2017 at 03:55 PM

As @Jörg Vogel shows in his comment, the Object class has a stats property that lets you access a bunch of statistical values that the object keeps track of. To get the output it looks like this:

Object obj = model().find("Queue1");
int output = obj.stats.output.value;

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