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Hi ...
I am using NS-2.35 and I want to check the remaining energy of nodes during the simulation in my TCL code ... I am using the "energy" variable that represents the energy level of nodes. I am trying to use it like this :
Code:
puts [node_(2) energy]
but it gave me the value of the initial energy of the node.
I want to get the energy level at specific time. How to do this?
Can you please help me?
Hi ...
I am using NS-2.35 and I want to check the remaining energy of nodes during the simulation in my TCL code ... I am using the "energy" variable that represents the energy level of nodes. I am trying to use it like this :
Code:
puts [node_(2) energy]
but it gave me the value of the initial energy of the node. I want to get the energy level at specific time. How to do this? Can you please help me?
I know , but this time I specify what I am doing and where I am stuck. So I hope you can help me.
...and you STILL have not posted the code that YOU WROTE. Again, we will be happy to help you, but we WILL NOT write your code for you. Post what you have written/tried, and tell us where you're stuck.
All you've done here is restate your original question.
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