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Subject: Re: Freezing a task
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Well, answering also Jeff, Adam and Stefan, there are some bots which are s=
hared by some tasks, and each task controls just one subsystem reciprocally=
 (i.e. this one is controlled at one timeslot by just one task), but other =
tasks can "steal" the thread, so they can assume the control over that ones=
. But each task has also a different eurystics, so when it assumes a bot, i=
t behaves different, but I want them to be restored to any other previous c=
ontrollers. Due to this I needed to "pause" that task. I guess Dmitry answe=
r could be used very well for this (but also Simon's).