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orcalog::MasterFileReader Class ReferenceKnows how to parse a master file. More...
Detailed DescriptionKnows how to parse a master file. Member Function Documentation
Gives the time of the item which would be returned if getData() were called. Returns: cursorIsValid (is invalid at end of log)
Read one line of data log. Returns:
Referenced by getDataAtOrAfterTime(), and placeCursorAtOrAfterTime().
Steps through the data entries until the time stamp is equal to or is after the one specified. For example, data is logged every second and the last replayed time was t=3. Calling getData(...,5,0) or getData(...,5,1) will return the data at time t=5. Seeking time after the end of the log will result in fast forwarding to the end. Returns:
References getData(), and placeCursorAtOrAfterTime(). Referenced by placeCursorBeforeTime().
Places the cursor at the item with the smallest time >= seekSec:seekUsec. Returns:
References getData(), orcalog::iceUtilTime(), and stepBackward(). Referenced by getDataAtOrAfterTime(), and stepBackward().
Rewind to the start of the data log. Calling getData() afterwards will return the first data point. References orcalog::iceUtilTime(). Referenced by placeCursorBeforeTime().
Steps the cursor backward (unless it's already at the start). Ie interleaved calls to stepBackward() and getData() will move the cursor back and forth between two locations. References placeCursorAtOrAfterTime(), and placeCursorBeforeTime(). Referenced by placeCursorAtOrAfterTime(). The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
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