org.djunits.value.vfloat.scalar

Class FloatScalarUtil

java.lang.Object

org.djunits.value.vfloat.scalar.FloatScalarUtil

public final class FloatScalarUtil
extends Object

Class to instantiate any FloatScalar based on the provided unit.

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$LastChangedDate: 2015-07-24 02:58:59 +0200 (Fri, 24 Jul 2015) $, @version $Revision: 1147 $, by $Author: averbraeck $, initial version Aug 11, 2018

Author:

Alexander Verbraeck, Peter Knoppers, Wouter Schakel

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static <U extends Unit<U>,S extends AbstractFloatScalar<U,S>> S	instantiate(float value, U unit) Instantiate the DoubleScalar based on its unit.
static <S extends AbstractFloatScalar<?,S>> S	instantiateAnonymous(float value, Unit<?> unit) Instantiate the DoubleScalar based on its unit.
static <S extends AbstractFloatScalar<?,S>> S	instantiateAnonymousSI(float si, Unit<?> displayUnit) Instantiate the DoubleScalar based on its unit.
static <U extends Unit<U>,S extends AbstractFloatScalar<U,S>> S	instantiateSI(float si, U displayUnit) Instantiate the DoubleScalar based on its unit.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Method Detail

instantiate

public static <U extends Unit<U>,S extends AbstractFloatScalar<U,S>> S instantiate(float value,
                                                                                   U unit)

Instantiate the DoubleScalar based on its unit. Rigid check on types for the compiler.

Type Parameters:

U - the unit

S - the return type

Parameters:

value - the value

unit - the unit in which the value is expressed

Returns:

an instantiated DoubleScalar with the value expressed in the unit

instantiateAnonymous

public static <S extends AbstractFloatScalar<?,S>> S instantiateAnonymous(float value,
                                                                          Unit<?> unit)

Instantiate the DoubleScalar based on its unit. Loose check for types on the compiler. This allows the unit to be specified as a Unit<?> type.
Note that it is possible to make mistakes with anonymous units. The following does compile:

 MoneyPerLengthUnit mlu = new MoneyPerLengthUnit(MoneyUnit.USD, LengthUnit.METER, "$/m", "$/m");
 
 MoneyPerArea mpa = DoubleScalarUtil.instantiateAnonymous(10.0, mlu);
 

Type Parameters:

S - the return type

Parameters:

value - the value

unit - the unit in which the value is expressed

Returns:

an instantiated DoubleScalar with the value expressed in the unit

instantiateSI

public static <U extends Unit<U>,S extends AbstractFloatScalar<U,S>> S instantiateSI(float si,
                                                                                     U displayUnit)

Instantiate the DoubleScalar based on its unit.

Type Parameters:

U - the unit

S - the return type

Parameters:

si - the value in SI units

displayUnit - the unit in which the value is expressed

Returns:

an instantiated DoubleScalar with the value expressed in the unit

instantiateAnonymousSI

public static <S extends AbstractFloatScalar<?,S>> S instantiateAnonymousSI(float si,
                                                                            Unit<?> displayUnit)

Instantiate the DoubleScalar based on its unit. Loose check for types on the compiler. This allows the unit to be specified as a Unit<?> type.
Note that it is possible to make mistakes with anonymous units. The following does compile:

 MoneyPerLengthUnit mlu = new MoneyPerLengthUnit(MoneyUnit.USD, LengthUnit.METER, "$/m", "$/m");
 
 MoneyPerArea mpa = DoubleScalarUtil.instantiateAnonymousSI(10.0, mlu);
 

Type Parameters:

S - the return type

Parameters:

si - the value in SI units

displayUnit - the unit in which the value is expressed

Returns:

an instantiated DoubleScalar with the value expressed in the unit