void HIVSimpleDiagnostic::Update( float dt )
{
bool cascade_state_ok = UpdateCascade();
if( !cascade_state_ok )
{
// the cascadeState must be an abort state
return ;
}
if( firstUpdate )
{
result_of_positive_test = positiveTestResult() ;
}
else
{
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// --- Count down the time until a positive test result comes back
// --- Update() is called the same day as Distribute() so we don't want
// --- to decrement the counter until the next day.
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
days_to_diagnosis -= dt;
}
ActOnResultsIfTime();
firstUpdate = false;
}
void HIVSimpleDiagnostic::Update( float dt )
{
if( !UpdateIndividualsInterventionStatus() ) return;
// Why is this different from base class behaviour? In which Distribute can call postiiveTestResult.
if( firstUpdate )
{
result_of_positive_test = positiveTestResult() ;
}
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// --- Count down the time until a positive test result comes back
// --- Update() is called the same day as Distribute() so we don't want
// --- to decrement the counter until the next day.
// Update: NOTE TRUE ANYMORE. CountdownTimer doesn't call callback same day as going <= 0
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
days_to_diagnosis.Decrement( dt );
firstUpdate = false;
}
