parsedtree
Class Transition

java.lang.Object
  parsedtree.Movement
      parsedtree.Transition

public class Transition

extends Movement

Field Summary

double	followingBars
BaseParticipantDefinition	participant
double	priorBars
static int	transitionTypeMove Constant indicates a 'moving' transition.
static int	transitionTypeNormal Constant indicates a 'normal' transition.
static int	transitionTypeShift Constant indicates a 'shifting' transition.
int	type The algorithm to be used to do the transition.

Constructor Summary

Transition()

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Field Detail

participant

public BaseParticipantDefinition participant

priorBars

public double priorBars

followingBars

public double followingBars

type

public int type

The algorithm to be used to do the transition.

transitionTypeNormal

public static final int transitionTypeNormal

Constant indicates a 'normal' transition. The position is calculated according to where the participant would be without a transition, but then a delta is added to each of the three co-ordinates, with a delta multiplier that is zero when the transition starts and ends and is one at the transition point.

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Constant Field Values

transitionTypeMove

public static final int transitionTypeMove

Constant indicates a 'moving' transition. The position is calculated at the start and end of the transition. What the participant would have done during the transition period does not have any effect. This transition type is designed for when the participant is doing a 'move' both at the start and end of the transition. The participant is assumed to be facing in the direction that he/she is moving.

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Constant Field Values

transitionTypeShift

public static final int transitionTypeShift

Constant indicates a 'shifting' transition. The position is calculated at the start and end of the transition. What the participant would have done during the transition period does not have any effect. This transition type is similar to the moving transition but where the participant is not facing in the direction in which he/she is moving. The track is exactly the same as for the moving transition, but we must be sure to use the direction in which the participant is moving and not the direction in which the participant is facing. The direction in which the participant is facing changes continuously. The facing direction changes in the shortest direction. If this proves to be not adequate then we will need to add a 'turn' attribute.

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Constant Field Values

Constructor Detail

Transition

public Transition()