modhelxs.simulation
Class EventFeederClock

java.lang.Object
  tesl.Clock<T>
      modhelxs.simulation.DrivingClock<java.lang.Long>
          modhelxs.simulation.EventFeederClock

Direct Known Subclasses:

SwingButtonClock

public class EventFeederClock
extends DrivingClock<java.lang.Long>

An EventFeederClock is a driving clock that ticks when an external event should be fed to the simulation.

Author:

boulange

Nested Class Summary

private class

EventFeederClock.ClockBackup

Field Summary

Fields inherited from class modhelxs.simulation.DrivingClock

listener_

Constructor Summary

EventFeederClock(java.lang.String name)
Build a new EventFeederClock

Method Summary

void	activate() Activate the clock: make it ready to produce a tick and notify the engine.
ClockBackupInterface<java.lang.Long>	backup()
void	cancel() Cancel the clock: stop waiting for the driving event.
void	eventOccurred() Called when the external event occurs.
Tick<java.lang.Long>	newTick() This clock should have only one tick, so we can't add new ones.
void	removeTick(int i) This clock should always have a tick, so we cannot remove its tick.
void	removeTick(Tick<java.lang.Long> tick) This clock should always have a tick, so we cannot remove its tick.
void	resetClock() This clock should always have a tick, so we cannot remove its tick.
void	restore(ClockBackupInterface<java.lang.Long> backup) This clock should have only one tick, so it cannot be restored.
void	wrapup() Release the ressources used by the clock, called at the end of the simulation.

Methods inherited from class modhelxs.simulation.DrivingClock

getDrivingClocks, setListener

Methods inherited from class tesl.Clock

affineTags, cleanUp, createMasterImplication, createSlaveImplication, filteredImplies, getClockSet, getFirstTaggedTick, getFloatingTick, getName, getNowTick, getNumberOfTicks, getTag, getTagCalculus, getTagValue, getTick, getTick, getTick, getTicks, hasFloatingTick, hasTaggedTick, hasTickNow, hasTicks, implies, impliesThroughFilter, impliesWithDelay, impliesWithDelay, isGreedy, isNow, newTick, sameTags, setClockSet, setGreedy, setNow, setTag, setTagValue, sustains, sustains, tagDifference, tagProduct, tagQuotient, tagSum, toString

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

EventFeederClock

public EventFeederClock(java.lang.String name)

Build a new EventFeederClock

Parameters:

name - the name of the clock

Method Detail

eventOccurred

public void eventOccurred()

Called when the external event occurs. Sets the tag of tick to the current system time in milliseconds, and sets the tick to "now".

activate

public void activate()

Description copied from class: DrivingClock

Activate the clock: make it ready to produce a tick and notify the engine.

Specified by:

activate in class DrivingClock<java.lang.Long>

cancel

public void cancel()

Description copied from class: DrivingClock

Cancel the clock: stop waiting for the driving event.

Specified by:

cancel in class DrivingClock<java.lang.Long>

wrapup

public void wrapup()

Description copied from class: DrivingClock

Release the ressources used by the clock, called at the end of the simulation.

Specified by:

wrapup in class DrivingClock<java.lang.Long>

newTick

public Tick<java.lang.Long> newTick()

This clock should have only one tick, so we can't add new ones.

Overrides:

newTick in class Clock<java.lang.Long>

backup

public ClockBackupInterface<java.lang.Long> backup()

Overrides:

backup in class Clock<java.lang.Long>

restore

public void restore(ClockBackupInterface<java.lang.Long> backup)

This clock should have only one tick, so it cannot be restored.

Overrides:

restore in class Clock<java.lang.Long>

removeTick

public void removeTick(Tick<java.lang.Long> tick)

This clock should always have a tick, so we cannot remove its tick.

Overrides:

removeTick in class Clock<java.lang.Long>

removeTick

public void removeTick(int i)

This clock should always have a tick, so we cannot remove its tick.

Overrides:

removeTick in class Clock<java.lang.Long>

resetClock

public void resetClock()

This clock should always have a tick, so we cannot remove its tick.

Overrides:

resetClock in class Clock<java.lang.Long>