Examples with Variable CCDD.CcddClassesDataTable.Variable used on opensource projects

Example 6 with Variable

use of CCDD.CcddClassesDataTable.Variable in project CCDD by nasa.

the class CcddSchedulerHandler method addVariableToMessage.

/**
 ********************************************************************************************
 * Add one or more variables to the specified message
 *
 * @param variables
 *            list of variables to be added
 *
 * @param messageIndices
 *            (sub-)message indices to which the variable will be added
 *
 * @param parentIndex
 *            parent message index if this is a sub-message; -1 if this is not a sub-message
 *
 * @return List containing the names of the variables added
 ********************************************************************************************
 */
private List<String> addVariableToMessage(List<Variable> variables, Integer[] messageIndices, int parentIndex) {
    List<String> addedVariables = new ArrayList<String>();
    // Step through each variable in the list of variables to be added
    for (Variable variable : variables) {
        // Step through each message in the option
        for (int index = 0; index < messageIndices.length; index++) {
            // Add the variable to the telemetry table
            schedulerEditor.addVariableToMessage(variable, messageIndices[index], parentIndex);
        }
        // Set the variable's messages it is contained in
        variable.setMessageIndices(messageIndices);
        // Add the variable to the list of excluded variables
        addedVariables.add(variable.getFullName());
    }
    // Update the total bytes remaining for each message
    schedulerEditor.calculateTotalBytesRemaining();
    return addedVariables;
}

Example 7 with Variable

use of CCDD.CcddClassesDataTable.Variable in project CCDD by nasa.

the class CcddSchedulerHandler method getVariableList.

/**
 ********************************************************************************************
 * Get the list of variables for the data stream
 *
 * @return List of variables; null if the scheduler dialog type is not recognized
 ********************************************************************************************
 */
protected List<Variable> getVariableList() {
    List<Variable> variables = null;
    // Get the scheduler dialog type
    SchedulerType option = getSchedulerOption();
    // Check if this is a telemetry scheduler
    if (option == SchedulerType.TELEMETRY_SCHEDULER) {
        variables = schedulerDb.getVariableList(rateHandler.getRateInformationIndexByRateName(rateName));
    } else // Check if this is an application scheduler
    if (option == SchedulerType.APPLICATION_SCHEDULER) {
        variables = schedulerDb.getVariableList(Integer.valueOf(rateName));
    }
    return variables;
}

Example 8 with Variable

use of CCDD.CcddClassesDataTable.Variable in project CCDD by nasa.

the class CcddApplicationSchedulerTableHandler method createSchedulerTableDefines.

/**
 ********************************************************************************************
 * Build the application wake-up message ID define statement parameters
 ********************************************************************************************
 */
private void createSchedulerTableDefines() {
    List<Variable> appsSorted = new ArrayList<Variable>();
    // Copy the list of applications
    appsSorted.addAll(appList);
    // Sort the applications based on wake-up ID
    Collections.sort(appsSorted, new Comparator<Variable>() {

        /**
         ************************************************************************************
         * Compare the wake-up IDs for two applications
         ************************************************************************************
         */
        @Override
        public int compare(Variable var, Variable otherVar) {
            return Integer.decode(((ApplicationData) var).getWakeUpID()).compareTo(Integer.decode(((ApplicationData) otherVar).getWakeUpID()));
        }
    });
    defines = new String[appsSorted.size()][2];
    int index = 0;
    // Step through the sorted applications
    for (Variable app : appsSorted) {
        // Store the application wake-up message ID define statement parameters
        defines[index][0] = app.getFullName().toUpperCase() + "_WAKEUP_MID";
        defines[index][1] = Integer.decode(((ApplicationData) app).getWakeUpID()).toString();
        index++;
    }
}

Example 9 with Variable

use of CCDD.CcddClassesDataTable.Variable in project CCDD by nasa.

the class CcddApplicationSchedulerInput method getApplicationFields.

/**
 ********************************************************************************************
 * Get the selected node in the application tree
 *
 * @param applications
 *            array of application names
 *
 * @param rate
 *            currently selected rate
 *
 * @return List of variable object(s) representing the specified application(s)
 ********************************************************************************************
 */
private List<Variable> getApplicationFields(String[] applications, String rate) {
    List<Variable> appList = new ArrayList<Variable>();
    // Step through each application
    for (String application : applications) {
        // Remove any HTML tags, if present
        application = applicationTree.removeExtraText(application);
        // Use the application's data to create an application data object
        appList.add(new ApplicationData(application, CcddUtilities.convertStringToFloat(rate), Integer.valueOf(getDataFieldValue(application, DefaultApplicationField.EXECUTION_TIME)), Integer.valueOf(getDataFieldValue(application, DefaultApplicationField.PRIORITY)), Integer.valueOf(getDataFieldValue(application, DefaultApplicationField.MESSAGE_RATE)), getDataFieldValue(application, DefaultApplicationField.WAKE_UP_NAME), getDataFieldValue(application, DefaultApplicationField.WAKE_UP_ID), Integer.valueOf(getDataFieldValue(application, DefaultApplicationField.HK_SEND_RATE)), getDataFieldValue(application, DefaultApplicationField.HK_WAKE_UP_NAME), getDataFieldValue(application, DefaultApplicationField.HK_WAKE_UP_ID), getDataFieldValue(application, DefaultApplicationField.SCH_GROUP)));
    }
    return appList;
}

Example 10 with Variable

use of CCDD.CcddClassesDataTable.Variable in project CCDD by nasa.

the class CcddTelemetrySchedulerInput method getAssociatedVariables.

/**
 ********************************************************************************************
 * For the specified list of variables, get (1) the total size in bytes of the variables that
 * are associated with the first variable in the list, and (2) a list of Variable objects of
 * the associated variables. Variables are considered 'associated' if (a) they are all bit-wise
 * variables that are packed together, or (b) they are members of a string. If the first
 * variable isn't associated with the succeeding variables then the return value references
 * only the first variable
 *
 * @param variables
 *            list of variables where the first member of the list if the one to be checked for
 *            associates
 *
 * @return AssociatedVariable object containing the total size in bytes of the variables
 *         associated with the first variable in the specified list and the list of the
 *         associated variables
 ********************************************************************************************
 */
protected AssociatedVariable getAssociatedVariables(List<Variable> variables) {
    // Get a reference to the lead variable. This is the variable that is checked for
    // associated variables
    Variable variable = variables.get(0);
    // Store the size of the variable
    int totalSize = variable.getSize();
    // Create a list to store the lead variable and its associates and add the lead variable to
    // the list
    List<Variable> associatedVars = new ArrayList<Variable>();
    associatedVars.add(variable);
    // Set flag to true if the lead variable is a bit-wise variable
    boolean isBitPack = variable.getFullName().contains(":");
    // variables associated with it)
    if (isBitPack || dataTypeHandler.isString(((TelemetryData) variable).getDataType())) {
        // Get the variable's row index in the tree containing all variables
        int treeIndex = allVariableTreePaths.indexOf(variable.getFullName()) - 1;
        // Get the variable's tree node
        ToolTipTreeNode last = (ToolTipTreeNode) allVariableTree.getPathForRow(treeIndex).getLastPathComponent();
        // Get the indices of the other variables associated with this variable (i.e., other
        // variable bit-packed or other members of the string)
        BitPackNodeIndex nodeIndex = isBitPack ? allVariableTree.getBitPackedVariables(last) : allVariableTree.getStringVariableMembers(last);
        // Calculate the number of other variables associated with the lead variable
        int numVars = nodeIndex.getLastIndex() - nodeIndex.getFirstIndex();
        // in the list provided
        if (numVars <= variables.size()) {
            // Step through the associated variables
            for (int index = 1; index <= numVars; index++) {
                // Check that this isn't a bit-wise variable (i.e, it's a string variable)
                if (!isBitPack) {
                    // Add the variable's size to the total
                    totalSize += variables.get(index).getSize();
                }
                // Add the variable to the list of associated variables
                associatedVars.add(variables.get(index));
            }
        } else // More associated variables were detected than were provided. This can only occur if
        // the rates for associated variables don't match - this shouldn't be possible
        {
            // Inform the user if there is a rate assignment issue
            new CcddDialogHandler().showMessageDialog(schedulerDlg.getDialog(), "<html><b> Auto-fill detected mismatched " + "rates for variable(s) associated with </b>" + variables.get(0).getFullName(), "Assign Failure", JOptionPane.WARNING_MESSAGE, DialogOption.OK_OPTION);
        }
    }
    return new AssociatedVariable(totalSize, associatedVars);
}