ReferenceFrameAdapter Properties |
The ReferenceFrameAdapter type exposes the following members.
Name | Description | |
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CurrentDefinedIn |
Gets or sets the current defined in object. This is just for ease of use when developing
your own adapters.
(Inherited from TransformationalStateElementAdapterDefinition.) | |
CurrentReferenceFrame |
Gets or sets the ReferenceFrame that the
element
in the state will be in once the state is adapted.
| |
ElementIdentification |
Gets or sets the identification of the element in the state that will be adapted.
(Inherited from StateElementAdapterDefinition.) | |
IsFrozen |
Gets a value indicating whether this object is frozen. A frozen object cannot be modified and an
ObjectFrozenException will be thrown if an attempt is made to do so.
(Inherited from DefinitionalObject.) | |
PreviousDefinedIn |
Gets or sets the previous defined in object. This is just for ease of use when developing
your own adapters. It is best to configure whatever is calling
GetAdapter(StateElementAdapterDefinition, EvaluatorGroup) to pass in an old adapter. If there is
no old defined in to work with, then use the CurrentDefinedIn for both the current
and previous. If this is set, then it should take priority over the adapter passed into
GetAdapter(StateElementAdapterDefinition, EvaluatorGroup) (Inherited from TransformationalStateElementAdapterDefinition.) | |
PreviousReferenceFrame |
Gets or sets the ReferenceFrame that the
element
in the previous state is defined in. It is best to configure whatever is calling
GetAdapter(StateElementAdapterDefinition, EvaluatorGroup) to pass in an old adapter. If there is
no old defined in to work with, then the CurrentReferenceFrame will be used for
both the current and previous. This only needs to be set if it there is no previous adapter to
use when the computation options (evaluators, propagators...) are created. If this is set, then it should take priority over the adapter passed into
GetAdapter(StateElementAdapterDefinition, EvaluatorGroup) |