fr.ove.openmath.jome.ctrl.amto
Class MapsToTerminal

java.lang.Object
  fr.ove.openmath.jome.ctrl.amto.AbstractMathTreeObject
      fr.ove.openmath.jome.ctrl.amto.MapsToTerminal

All Implemented Interfaces:

Parametrable, java.io.Serializable

Direct Known Subclasses:

AFloat, AnInteger, Reserved, Symbols, Variable

public abstract class MapsToTerminal

extends AbstractMathTreeObject

The abstract math tree object of a terminal element of an expression, such as a variable, an integer or a float, a specific constant (e.g. pi) which are generally reserved word in the expression.

Version:

1.0 29/10/1999

Author:

© 1999 DIRAT Laurent

See Also:

Serialized Form

Field Summary

Fields inherited from class fr.ove.openmath.jome.ctrl.amto.AbstractMathTreeObject

identifier, param, token

Constructor Summary

MapsToTerminal(java.lang.String identifier, int token)
The constructor.

Method Summary

void	flush() "Flushes" the object as a sequence of events for the building of the model
protected void	flushChild(AbstractMathTreeObject child, int index) "Flushes" the specified child.

Methods inherited from class fr.ove.openmath.jome.ctrl.amto.AbstractMathTreeObject

add, fireLinearParserEvent, getChild, getChildren, getEventSource, getFather, getNbChildren, getParameter, remove, remove, removeAll, setEventSource, setFather, setParameter

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Constructor Detail

MapsToTerminal

public MapsToTerminal(java.lang.String identifier,
                      int token)

The constructor.

Parameters:

identifier - the identifier of the instance.

token - the identifier of the instance by the mean of the event sent.

Method Detail

flush

public void flush()

"Flushes" the object as a sequence of events for the building of the model

Specified by:

flush in class AbstractMathTreeObject

flushChild

protected void flushChild(AbstractMathTreeObject child,
                          int index)

"Flushes" the specified child.
According to their father, some children need to be between parenthesis to respect correctness of the expression. So, when needed, the specified child is "flushed" as if it was between parenthesis.

Overrides:

flushChild in class AbstractMathTreeObject

Parameters:

child - the child to "flush"

index - the child index in the list of children of the instance.