Uses of Package
org.djunits.value

Packages that use org.djunits.value
Package
Description
Methods to format quantity-related values for display.
The quantity package stores information about quantities with their units.
Definition classes for quantities.
Generic functions for Quantity, Vector and Matrix.
1-element vector and matrix classes with a unit.
2-element vector and matrix classes with a unit.
3-element vector and matrix classes with a unit.
Definition classes for vectors and matrices.
Square matrix implementations with dimension N.
Rectangular matrix implementations with dimension NxM.
Two-dimensonal tables with quantities.
  • Class
    Description
    Value is the generic interface for all Scalar, Vector and Matrix classes that forces implementation of a few unit- and value-related methods.
  • Class
    Description
    Additive indicates that elements of the same type can be added, subtracted and negated, based on the SI-values.
    Scalable indicates that elements of this type can be scaled by a dimensionless factor, based on their SI-values.
    Value is the generic interface for all Scalar, Vector and Matrix classes that forces implementation of a few unit- and value-related methods.
  • Class
    Description
    Additive indicates that elements of the same type can be added, subtracted and negated, based on the SI-values.
    Scalable indicates that elements of this type can be scaled by a dimensionless factor, based on their SI-values.
    Value is the generic interface for all Scalar, Vector and Matrix classes that forces implementation of a few unit- and value-related methods.
  • Class
    Description
    Additive indicates that elements of the same type can be added, subtracted and negated, based on the SI-values.
    Scalable indicates that elements of this type can be scaled by a dimensionless factor, based on their SI-values.
    Value is the generic interface for all Scalar, Vector and Matrix classes that forces implementation of a few unit- and value-related methods.
  • Class
    Description
    Additive indicates that elements of the same type can be added, subtracted and negated, based on the SI-values.
    Scalable indicates that elements of this type can be scaled by a dimensionless factor, based on their SI-values.
    Value is the generic interface for all Scalar, Vector and Matrix classes that forces implementation of a few unit- and value-related methods.
  • Class
    Description
    Additive indicates that elements of the same type can be added, subtracted and negated, based on the SI-values.
    Scalable indicates that elements of this type can be scaled by a dimensionless factor, based on their SI-values.
    Value is the generic interface for all Scalar, Vector and Matrix classes that forces implementation of a few unit- and value-related methods.
  • Class
    Description
    Additive indicates that elements of the same type can be added, subtracted and negated, based on the SI-values.
    Scalable indicates that elements of this type can be scaled by a dimensionless factor, based on their SI-values.
    Value is the generic interface for all Scalar, Vector and Matrix classes that forces implementation of a few unit- and value-related methods.
  • Class
    Description
    Additive indicates that elements of the same type can be added, subtracted and negated, based on the SI-values.
    Scalable indicates that elements of this type can be scaled by a dimensionless factor, based on their SI-values.
    Value is the generic interface for all Scalar, Vector and Matrix classes that forces implementation of a few unit- and value-related methods.
  • Class
    Description
    Additive indicates that elements of the same type can be added, subtracted and negated, based on the SI-values.
    Scalable indicates that elements of this type can be scaled by a dimensionless factor, based on their SI-values.
    Value is the generic interface for all Scalar, Vector and Matrix classes that forces implementation of a few unit- and value-related methods.
  • Class
    Description
    Additive indicates that elements of the same type can be added, subtracted and negated, based on the SI-values.
    Scalable indicates that elements of this type can be scaled by a dimensionless factor, based on their SI-values.
    Value is the generic interface for all Scalar, Vector and Matrix classes that forces implementation of a few unit- and value-related methods.
  • Class
    Description
    Additive indicates that elements of the same type can be added, subtracted and negated, based on the SI-values.
    Scalable indicates that elements of this type can be scaled by a dimensionless factor, based on their SI-values.
    Value is the generic interface for all Scalar, Vector and Matrix classes that forces implementation of a few unit- and value-related methods.