ptolemy.actor

Class IOPortEvent

java.lang.Object

ptolemy.actor.IOPortEvent

All Implemented Interfaces:

DebugEvent

public class IOPortEvent
extends java.lang.Object
implements DebugEvent

An event that is published by an IOPort when a token or tokens are sent or received.

In Kepler the provenance recorder and the activity monitor use these events to save intermediate results / show status of the workflow. In the future these events could be used for "smart" reruns or a fault tolerance mechanism.

Since:

Ptolemy II 7.0

Version:

$Id$

Author:

Oscar Barney, Norbert Podhorszki

Pt.AcceptedRating:

Red (barney)

Pt.ProposedRating:

Red (barney)

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field and Description
static int	ALLCHANNELS The token was broadcast on all channels.
static int	GET_BEGIN An event corresponding with the beginning of a token being received.
static int	GET_END An event corresponding with the ending of a token being received.
static int	SEND Deprecated. Use SEND_BEGIN or SEND_END instead.
static int	SEND_BEGIN An event corresponding with the beginning of a token being sent.
static int	SEND_END An event corresponding with the ending of a token being sent.
static int	SINGLETOKEN A single token related event in getVectorLength().

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
IOPortEvent(IOPort port, int event, int channel, boolean outside, Token token) Create a new port event with the given parameters.
IOPortEvent(IOPort port, int event, int channel, boolean outside, Token[] tokens, int vectorLength) Create a new port event with the given parameters.
IOPortEvent(IOPort port, IOPort receiverPort, boolean isBegin, int channel, boolean outside, Token token) Create a new port event with the given parameters.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
int	getChannel() Return the channel on which the token was sent or received.
int	getEventType() Return the type of event.
boolean	getOutsideFlag() Return the flag indicating that the event related to the port's outside activity (true) or to its inside activity.
IOPort	getPort() Return the port where the event occurred.
IOPort	getReceiverPort() Return the receiver's port if this event represents a token put directly into a receiver instead of transferred via IOPort send or sendInside.
NamedObj	getSource() Return the port that caused this event.
Token	getToken() Return the token that was sent or received by the IOPort.
Token[]	getTokenArray() Return the array of tokens that the IOPort sent or received.
int	getVectorLength() Return the number of tokens in the array sent by the IOPort.
java.lang.String	toString() Return a string representation of this event.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Field Detail

SEND

@Deprecated
public static final int SEND

Deprecated. Use SEND_BEGIN or SEND_END instead.

An event corresponding with a token being sent.

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Constant Field Values

SEND_BEGIN

public static final int SEND_BEGIN

An event corresponding with the beginning of a token being sent.

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GET_BEGIN

public static final int GET_BEGIN

An event corresponding with the beginning of a token being received.

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GET_END

public static final int GET_END

An event corresponding with the ending of a token being received.

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SEND_END

public static final int SEND_END

An event corresponding with the ending of a token being sent.

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ALLCHANNELS

public static final int ALLCHANNELS

The token was broadcast on all channels.

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SINGLETOKEN

public static final int SINGLETOKEN

A single token related event in getVectorLength().

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Constructor Detail

IOPortEvent

public IOPortEvent(IOPort port,
                   int event,
                   int channel,
                   boolean outside,
                   Token[] tokens,
                   int vectorLength)

Create a new port event with the given parameters. This constructor is used when an array of tokens is sent or received.

Parameters:

port - The IOPort where the event occurred.

event - The type of event.

channel - Channel the token was sent/received on. Use IOPortEvent.ALLCHANNELS to indicate a broadcast event.

outside - True if the event is related the port's outside activity, false if the event is related to the port's inside activity.

tokens - The token array used for the send/receive.

vectorLength - The number of tokens sent/received.

IOPortEvent

public IOPortEvent(IOPort port,
                   int event,
                   int channel,
                   boolean outside,
                   Token token)

Create a new port event with the given parameters. This constructor is used when a token is sent or sent inside, received or received inside.

Parameters:

port - The IOPort where the event occurred

event - The type of event.

channel - Channel the token was sent/received on. Use IOPortEvent.ALLCHANNELS to indicate a broadcast event.

outside - True if the event is related the port's outside activity, false if the event is related to the port's inside activity.

token - The token that was sent/received.

IOPortEvent

public IOPortEvent(IOPort port,
                   IOPort receiverPort,
                   boolean isBegin,
                   int channel,
                   boolean outside,
                   Token token)

Create a new port event with the given parameters. This constructor is used when a token is directly put in a receiver instead of transferred with IOPort's send() or sendInside() methods.

Parameters:

port - The IOPort where the event occurred

receiverPort - The IOPort of the receiver.

isBegin - True if this event is the start.

channel - Channel the token was transferred on.

outside - True if the event is related the port's outside activity, false if the event is related to the port's inside activity.

token - The token that was transferred.

Method Detail

getSource

public NamedObj getSource()

Return the port that caused this event.

Specified by:

getSource in interface DebugEvent

Returns:

The port.

getChannel

public int getChannel()

Return the channel on which the token was sent or received.

Returns:

The channel number.

getReceiverPort

public IOPort getReceiverPort()

Return the receiver's port if this event represents a token put directly into a receiver instead of transferred via IOPort send or sendInside.

Returns:

Return the receiver's port or null if token was transferred in IOPort.

getEventType

public int getEventType()

Return the type of event.

Returns:

The int event.

getOutsideFlag

public boolean getOutsideFlag()

Return the flag indicating that the event related to the port's outside activity (true) or to its inside activity.

Returns:

The int event.

getPort

public IOPort getPort()

Return the port where the event occurred.

Returns:

An instance of IOPort.

getToken

public Token getToken()

Return the token that was sent or received by the IOPort. Return null if the event was for an array of tokens. To get the tokens that were sent use getTokenArray() instead. The condition (getVectorLength == IOPortEvent.SINGLETOKEN) is true if there was a single token involved. It returns null if it was GET_BEGIN event, since that has no related token at all.

Returns:

The token sent/received by the IOPort.

getTokenArray

public Token[] getTokenArray()

Return the array of tokens that the IOPort sent or received. Return null if an individual token was sent or received instead of an array.

Returns:

The array of tokens which were sent/received.

getVectorLength

public int getVectorLength()

Return the number of tokens in the array sent by the IOPort. Return IOPortEvent.SINGLETOKEN if an individual token was sent instead of an array of tokens.

Returns:

The number of tokens sent by the port.

toString

public java.lang.String toString()

Return a string representation of this event.

Specified by:

toString in interface DebugEvent

Overrides:

toString in class java.lang.Object

Returns:

A user-readable string describing the event.