parsedtree
Class UnitTypeDefinition

java.lang.Object
  parsedtree.UnitTypeDefinition

public class UnitTypeDefinition

extends java.lang.Object

Field Summary

int	chirality Some units can be formed in both left handed and right handed versions.
HandHoldInsideAUnit[]	handHolds
java.lang.String	name
int	numberOfHandHolds
int	numberOfPeople
UnitTypePersonDefinition[]	people

Constructor Summary

UnitTypeDefinition()

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Field Detail

name

public java.lang.String name

numberOfPeople

public int numberOfPeople

people

public UnitTypePersonDefinition[] people

numberOfHandHolds

public int numberOfHandHolds

handHolds

public HandHoldInsideAUnit[] handHolds

chirality

public int chirality

Some units can be formed in both left handed and right handed versions. The 'handedness' of a unit is known as the chirality.

0 = This unit cannot be formed in a mirror image. Either it is a symetrical unit or it is a unit that is just never formed in the mirror image. -1 = The unit type definition is for a left handed unit. If a right handed version of the unit is formed then this unit definition can be used but it will be reflected. 1 = The unit type definition is for a right handed unit. If a left handed version of the unit is formed then this unit definition can be used but it will be reflected.

Constructor Detail

UnitTypeDefinition

public UnitTypeDefinition()