Description
MultipleThresholdCrossings returns an array
of two-dimensional arrays. Each two-dimensional array contains
start and stop times based on the boundaries passed in. The
DataSets property must contain the Time dataset for this method to
work correctly.
Syntax
[Visual Basic .NET] |
Public Function MultipleThresholdCrossings( _
ByVal ElemName As String, _
ByRef Thresholds As System.Array _
) As System.Array
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[C#] |
public System.Array MultipleThresholdCrossings(
string ElemName,
ref System.Array Thresholds
);
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[Managed C++] |
public: System::Array MultipleThresholdCrossings(
String __gc ^ ElemName,
System::Array ^^ Thresholds
);
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[Java] |
public Object[] multipleThresholdCrossings(
String ElemName,
Object[] Thresholds
);
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[Unmanaged C++] |
public: HRESULT MultipleThresholdCrossings(
BSTR ElemName,
SAFEARRAY ** Thresholds,
SAFEARRAY ** Array
);
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Parameters
Return Type
An array of two-dimensional arrays. Each two-dimensional
array contains start and stop times. Some indexes may not
contain any data.
Example
Execute an object
coverage data provider and dump its result
[C#] |
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IAgStkObject aircraft = root.CurrentScenario.Children["aircraft340"];
IAgStkObjectCoverage objectCoverage = aircraft.ObjectCoverage;
objectCoverage.Clear();
objectCoverage.Assets.Add("Constellation/gps_const");
objectCoverage.Compute();
IAgDataPrvTimeVar provider = objectCoverage.DataProviders["FOM by Time"] as IAgDataPrvTimeVar;
IAgDrResult result = provider.Exec("1 Jan 2012 12:00:00.00", "1 Jan 2012 13:00:00.00", 1);
foreach (IAgDrSubSection section in result.Sections)
{
foreach (IAgDrInterval interval in section.Intervals)
{
Array arBoundaries = new object[]
{
1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0
};
Array arRanges = interval.MultipleThresholdCrossings("FOM Value", ref arBoundaries);
for (int iRange = 0; iRange < arRanges.GetLength(0); iRange++)
{
Console.Write("\nRange: {0}\n", iRange);
Array arTimeSpans = arRanges.GetValue(iRange) as Array;
for (int iSpan = 0; iSpan < arTimeSpans.GetLength(0); iSpan++)
{
string strStart = arTimeSpans.GetValue(iSpan, 0).ToString();
string strStop = arTimeSpans.GetValue(iSpan, 1).ToString();
Console.Write("Start: {0} Stop: {1}\n", strStart, strStop);
}
}
}
}
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Execute an object
coverage data provider and dump its result
[Visual Basic .NET] |
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Dim aircraft As
IAgStkObject = root.CurrentScenario.Children("aircraft340")
Dim objectCoverage As IAgStkObjectCoverage =
aircraft.ObjectCoverage
objectCoverage.Clear()
objectCoverage.Assets.Add("Constellation/gps_const")
objectCoverage.Compute()
Dim provider As IAgDataPrvTimeVar =
TryCast(objectCoverage.DataProviders("FOM by
Time"), IAgDataPrvTimeVar)
Dim result As IAgDrResult = provider.Exec("1 Jan 2012 12:00:00.00", "1
Jan 2012 13:00:00.00", 1)
For Each
section As IAgDrSubSection
In result.Sections
For
Each interval As IAgDrInterval In
section.Intervals
#If Not CSToJava Then
#Else
#End If
Dim arBoundaries As
Array = New Object() {1, 2,
3, 4, 5}
#If Not CSToJava Then
Dim arRanges As
Array =
interval.MultipleThresholdCrossings("FOM
Value", arBoundaries)
#Else
#End If
Dim iRange As
Integer = 0
While iRange < arRanges.GetLength(0)
Console.Write(vbLf
& "Range: {0}" & vbLf,
iRange)
Dim
arTimeSpans As Array = TryCast(arRanges.GetValue(iRange),
Array)
Dim
iSpan As Integer = 0
While
iSpan < arTimeSpans.GetLength(0)
Dim
strStart As String = arTimeSpans.GetValue(iSpan,
0).ToString()
Dim
strStop As String = arTimeSpans.GetValue(iSpan,
1).ToString()
Console.Write("Start:
{0}" & vbTab & "Stop:
{1}" & vbLf, strStart, strStop)
System.Math.Max(System.Threading.Interlocked.Increment(iSpan),iSpan
- 1)
End
While
System.Math.Max(System.Threading.Interlocked.Increment(iRange),iRange
- 1)
End While
Next
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See Also