A type synonym for the ordinary FIFO queue also known as the FCFS (First Come - First Serviced) queue.

A type synonym for the ordinary LIFO queue also known as the LCFS (Last Come - First Serviced) queue.

A type synonym for the SIRO (Serviced in Random Order) queue.

A type synonym for the queue with static priorities applied when storing the elements in the queue.

Represents a queue using the specified strategies for enqueueing (input), si, internal storing (in memory), sm, and dequeueing (output), so, where a denotes the type of items stored in the queue.

Create a new FCFS queue with the specified capacity.

Create a new LCFS queue with the specified capacity.

Create a new SIRO queue with the specified capacity.

Create a new priority queue with the specified capacity.

Create a new queue with the specified strategies and capacity.

The strategy applied to the enqueueing (input) processes when the queue is full.

The strategy applied when storing (in memory) items in the queue.

The strategy applied to the dequeueing (output) processes when the queue is empty.

Test whether the queue is empty.

See also queueNullChanged and queueNullChanged_.

Test whether the queue is full.

See also queueFullChanged and queueFullChanged_.

The queue capacity.

Return the current queue size.

See also queueCountStats, queueCountChanged and queueCountChanged_.

Return the queue size statistics.

Return the total number of input items that were enqueued.

See also enqueueCountChanged and enqueueCountChanged_.

Return the number of lost items.

See also enqueueLostCountChanged and enqueueLostCountChanged_.

Return the total number of input items that were stored.

See also enqueueStoreCountChanged and enqueueStoreCountChanged_.

Return the total number of requests for dequeueing the items, not taking into account the failed attempts to dequeue immediately without suspension.

See also dequeueCountChanged and dequeueCountChanged_.

Return the total number of output items that were actually dequeued.

See also dequeueExtractCountChanged and dequeueExtractCountChanged_.

Return the load factor: the queue size divided by its maximum size.

See also queueLoadFactorChanged and queueLoadFactorChanged_.

Return the rate of the input items that were enqueued: how many items per time.

Return the rate of the items that were stored: how many items per time.

Return the rate of the requests for dequeueing the items: how many requests per time. It does not include the failed attempts to dequeue immediately without suspension.

Return the rate of the output items that were actually dequeued: how many items per time.

Return the wait time from the time at which the item was stored in the queue to the time at which it was dequeued.

See also queueWaitTimeChanged and queueWaitTimeChanged_.

Return the total wait time from the time at which the enqueueing operation was initiated to the time at which the item was dequeued.

In some sense, queueTotalWaitTime == enqueueWaitTime + queueWaitTime.

See also queueTotalWaitTimeChanged and queueTotalWaitTimeChanged_.

Return the enqueue wait time from the time at which the enqueueing operation was initiated to the time at which the item was stored in the queue.

See also enqueueWaitTimeChanged and enqueueWaitTimeChanged_.

Return the dequeue wait time from the time at which the item was requested for dequeueing to the time at which it was actually dequeued.

See also dequeueWaitTimeChanged and dequeueWaitTimeChanged_.

Return a long-term average queue rate calculated as the average queue size divided by the average wait time.

This value may be less than the actual arrival rate as the queue is finite and new arrivals may be locked while the queue remains full.

See also queueRateChanged and queueRateChanged_.

Dequeue suspending the process if the queue is empty.

Dequeue with the output priority suspending the process if the queue is empty.

Try to dequeue immediately.

Enqueue the item suspending the process if the queue is full.

Enqueue with the input priority the item suspending the process if the queue is full.

Enqueue with the storing priority the item suspending the process if the queue is full.

Enqueue with the input and storing priorities the item suspending the process if the queue is full.

Try to enqueue the item. Return False in the monad if the queue is full.

Try to enqueue with the storing priority the item. Return False in the monad if the queue is full.

Try to enqueue the item. If the queue is full then the item will be lost and False will be returned.

Try to enqueue the item. If the queue is full then the item will be lost.

Try to enqueue with the storing priority the item. If the queue is full then the item will be lost and False will be returned.

Try to enqueue with the storing priority the item. If the queue is full then the item will be lost.

Remove the item from the queue and return a flag indicating whether the item was found and actually removed.

Remove the specified item from the queue.

Remove an item satisfying the specified predicate and return the item if found.

Remove an item satisfying the specified predicate.

Clear the queue immediately.

Wait while the queue is full.

Return the summary for the queue with desciption of its properties and activities using the specified indent.

Signal when the queueNull property value has changed.

Signal when the queueNull property value has changed.

Signal when the queueFull property value has changed.

Signal when the queueFull property value has changed.

Signal when the queueCount property value has changed.

Signal when the queueCount property value has changed.

Signal when the enqueueCount property value has changed.

Signal when the enqueueCount property value has changed.

Signal when the enqueueLostCount property value has changed.

Signal when the enqueueLostCount property value has changed.

Signal when the enqueueStoreCount property value has changed.

Signal when the enqueueStoreCount property value has changed.

Signal when the dequeueCount property value has changed.

Signal when the dequeueCount property value has changed.

Signal when the dequeueExtractCount property value has changed.

Signal when the dequeueExtractCount property value has changed.

Signal when the queueLoadFactor property value has changed.

Signal when the queueLoadFactor property value has changed.

Signal when the queueWaitTime property value has changed.

Signal when the queueWaitTime property value has changed.

Signal when the queueTotalWaitTime property value has changed.

Signal when the queueTotalWaitTime property value has changed.

Signal when the enqueueWaitTime property value has changed.

Signal when the enqueueWaitTime property value has changed.

Signal when the dequeueWaitTime property value has changed.

Signal when the dequeueWaitTime property value has changed.

Signal when the queueRate property value has changed.

Signal when the queueRate property value has changed.

Return a signal that notifies when the enqueuing operation is initiated.

Return a signal that notifies when the enqueuing operation is completed and the item is stored in the internal memory of the queue.

Return a signal which notifies that the item was lost when attempting to add it to the full queue with help of enqueueOrLost, enqueueOrLost_ or similar functions that imply that the element can be lost. All their names are ending with OrLost or OrLost_.

In other cases the enqueued items are not lost but the corresponded process can suspend until the internal queue storage is freed. Although there is one exception from this rule. If the process trying to enqueue a new element was suspended but then canceled through cancelProcess from the outside then the item will not be added.

Return a signal that notifies when the dequeuing operation was requested.

Return a signal that notifies when the item was extracted from the internal storage of the queue and prepared for immediate receiving by the dequeuing process.

Signal whenever any property of the queue changes.

The property must have the corresponded signal. There are also characteristics similar to the properties but that have no signals. As a rule, such characteristics already depend on the simulation time and therefore they may change at any time point.