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Updated for version 3.20.6
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AsciiSequence (const string &n) | |
AsciiSequence (Sequence *bt) | |
virtual int | element_count (bool leaves=false) |
string | get_full_name () |
bool | increment_state (vector< int > *state, const vector< int > &shape) |
virtual int | length () const |
virtual void | print_ascii (ostream &strm, bool print_name) throw (InternalErr) |
Print values as ASCII Prints the values of this in ASCII suitable for import into a spreadsheet. This version prints only the values of simple types; other types such as Array specialize this method (see AsciiArray::print_ascii()). More... | |
virtual void | print_ascii_row (ostream &strm, int row, BaseTypeRow out_vars) |
virtual void | print_ascii_rows (ostream &strm, BaseTypeRow out_vars) |
virtual void | print_header (ostream &strm) |
virtual void | print_leading_vars (ostream &strm, BaseTypeRow &outer_vars) |
virtual BaseType * | ptr_duplicate () |
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BaseType * | _redirect |
Definition at line 43 of file AsciiSequence.h.
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Get the fully qualified name of this object. Names of nested constructor types are separated by dots (.).
Definition at line 49 of file AsciiOutput.cc.
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Increment #state# to the next value given #shape#. This method uses simple modulo arithmetic to provide a way to iterate over all combinations of dimensions of an Array or Grid. The vector #shape# holds the maximum sizes of each of N dimensions. The vector #state# holds the current index values of those N dimensions. Calling this method increments #state# to the next dimension, varying the rightmost fastest.
To print DODS Array and Grid objects according to the DAP 2.0 specification, #state# and #shape# should be vectors of length N-1 for an object of dimension N.
Definition at line 97 of file AsciiOutput.cc.
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Print values as ASCII Prints the values of this in ASCII suitable for import into a spreadsheet. This version prints only the values of simple types; other types such as Array specialize this method (see AsciiArray::print_ascii()).
Print an ASCII representation for an instance of BaseType's children. This version prints the suggested output only for simple types. Complex types should overload this with their own definition.
The caller of this method is responsible for adding a trialing comma where appropriate.
strm | Write to this stream. |
print_name | If True, write the name of the variable, a comma and then the value. If False, simply write the value. |
strm | Output stream for values @print_name Name of this variable to include in the ASCII output. |
Reimplemented from AsciiOutput.
Definition at line 222 of file AsciiSequence.cc.