public override void ComputeData()
{
if (Locked)
{
Phase = GH_SolutionPhase.Computed;
Params.DoEach(p => p.Phase = GH_SolutionPhase.Computed);
return;
}
switch (Phase)
{
case GH_SolutionPhase.Blank:
case GH_SolutionPhase.Computed:
case GH_SolutionPhase.Failed:
return;
case GH_SolutionPhase.Collecting:
base.AddRuntimeMessage(GH_RuntimeMessageLevel.Error, "Recursive Data Stream!");
return;
}
// This gives the standard before/after control.
// We can look into NOT doing this, actually.
Phase = GH_SolutionPhase.Computing;
var timer = new Stopwatch();
timer.Start();
Params.Output.DoEach(p => p.Phase = GH_SolutionPhase.Computed);
// Do before.
if (!TryWith(BeforeSolveInstance, "Before Solution Exception"))
{
goto done;
}
// Check that everything has its shit together.
var hasData = Params.All(p => p.Optional || !p.VolatileData.IsEmpty);
if (!hasData) // Didn't find anything. So, done
{
Phase = GH_SolutionPhase.Computed;
TryWith(AfterSolveInstance, "After Solution Exception");
goto done;
}
// Do the actual solve instance.
var it = new ImpalaAccess(this);
try
{
SolveInstance(it);
Phase = GH_SolutionPhase.Computed;
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
AddRuntimeMessage(GH_RuntimeMessageLevel.Error, "Solution Exception: " + ex.Message);
goto done;
}
_bbox = BoundingBox.Empty;
if (Phase == GH_SolutionPhase.Computed)
{
Params.DoEach(p => (p as IGH_ParamWithPostProcess)?.PostProcessData());
}
TryWith(AfterSolveInstance, "After Solution Exception");
// Quick exit, whenever it is that we get here.
done:
timer.Stop();
_time = timer.Elapsed;
}
