Package org.yamcs.protobuf

Interface Pvalue.Ranges.RangeOrBuilder

  • All Superinterfaces:
    com.google.protobuf.MessageLiteOrBuilder, com.google.protobuf.MessageOrBuilder
    All Known Implementing Classes:
    Pvalue.Ranges.Range, Pvalue.Ranges.Range.Builder
    Enclosing class:
    Pvalue.Ranges
    public static interface Pvalue.Ranges.RangeOrBuilder
extends com.google.protobuf.MessageOrBuilder

    • Method Summary

      All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods 
      Modifier and Type Method Description
      int getCount()
      Number of parameter values received in the interval.
      int getCounts​(int index)
      The counts correspond one to one to the engValues
      int getCountsCount()
      The counts correspond one to one to the engValues
      List<Integer> getCountsList()
      The counts correspond one to one to the engValues
      Yamcs.Value getEngValues​(int index)
      Since Yamcs 5.4.1 there is a new parameter minRange in the GetParameterRangesRequest which allows specifying the minimum length of the range returned.
      int getEngValuesCount()
      Since Yamcs 5.4.1 there is a new parameter minRange in the GetParameterRangesRequest which allows specifying the minimum length of the range returned.
      List<Yamcs.Value> getEngValuesList()
      Since Yamcs 5.4.1 there is a new parameter minRange in the GetParameterRangesRequest which allows specifying the minimum length of the range returned.
      Yamcs.ValueOrBuilder getEngValuesOrBuilder​(int index)
      Since Yamcs 5.4.1 there is a new parameter minRange in the GetParameterRangesRequest which allows specifying the minimum length of the range returned.
      List<? extends Yamcs.ValueOrBuilder> getEngValuesOrBuilderList()
      Since Yamcs 5.4.1 there is a new parameter minRange in the GetParameterRangesRequest which allows specifying the minimum length of the range returned.
      String getTimeStart()
      Generation time of a parameter value.
      com.google.protobuf.ByteString getTimeStartBytes()
      Generation time of a parameter value.
      String getTimeStop()
      If the value changes, ``timeStop`` is the generation time of the new value.
      com.google.protobuf.ByteString getTimeStopBytes()
      If the value changes, ``timeStop`` is the generation time of the new value.
      boolean hasCount()
      Number of parameter values received in the interval.
      boolean hasTimeStart()
      Generation time of a parameter value.
      boolean hasTimeStop()
      If the value changes, ``timeStop`` is the generation time of the new value.

      • Methods inherited from interface com.google.protobuf.MessageLiteOrBuilder

        isInitialized

      • Methods inherited from interface com.google.protobuf.MessageOrBuilder

        findInitializationErrors, getAllFields, getDefaultInstanceForType, getDescriptorForType, getField, getInitializationErrorString, getOneofFieldDescriptor, getRepeatedField, getRepeatedFieldCount, getUnknownFields, hasField, hasOneof

    • Method Detail

      • hasTimeStart

        boolean hasTimeStart()
         Generation time of a parameter value.
        optional string timeStart = 1;

      • getTimeStart

        String getTimeStart()
         Generation time of a parameter value.
        optional string timeStart = 1;

      • getTimeStartBytes

        com.google.protobuf.ByteString getTimeStartBytes()
         Generation time of a parameter value.
        optional string timeStart = 1;

      • hasTimeStop

        boolean hasTimeStop()
         If the value changes, ``timeStop`` is the generation time of the new value.
 If the parameter expires or the ``maxGap`` has been set, ``timeStop`` is
 the generation time of the last value plus the expiration time or the
 ``maxGap``.
        optional string timeStop = 2;

      • getTimeStop

        String getTimeStop()
         If the value changes, ``timeStop`` is the generation time of the new value.
 If the parameter expires or the ``maxGap`` has been set, ``timeStop`` is
 the generation time of the last value plus the expiration time or the
 ``maxGap``.
        optional string timeStop = 2;

      • getTimeStopBytes

        com.google.protobuf.ByteString getTimeStopBytes()
         If the value changes, ``timeStop`` is the generation time of the new value.
 If the parameter expires or the ``maxGap`` has been set, ``timeStop`` is
 the generation time of the last value plus the expiration time or the
 ``maxGap``.
        optional string timeStop = 2;

      • hasCount

        boolean hasCount()
         Number of parameter values received in the interval.
 This is the total count of parameters in the interval.
 If the count does not match the sum(counts), it means that not all the values have been sent
        optional int32 count = 4;

      • getCount

        int getCount()
         Number of parameter values received in the interval.
 This is the total count of parameters in the interval.
 If the count does not match the sum(counts), it means that not all the values have been sent
        optional int32 count = 4;

      • getEngValuesList

        List<Yamcs.Value> getEngValuesList()
         Since Yamcs 5.4.1 there is a new parameter minRange in the GetParameterRangesRequest which allows 
 specifying the minimum length of the range returned.
 Practically we guarantee that timeStop-timeStart >= minRange (mind the leap seconds!).
 If the minRange parameter is set, the returning ranges may include multiple values.
 These are given by the engValues and counts below. 
 Since Yamcs 5.4.2 there is a new parameter maxValues which allows to limit the number 
 of distinct values returned across all the ranges.
 In order to not return ranges containing no value, each range will have at least one value even if
 that will cause the total number of range values returned to exceed the maxValues parameter
 The counts correspond one to one to the engValues, the two arrays will always have the same length.
        repeated .yamcs.protobuf.Value engValues = 5;

      • getEngValues

        Yamcs.Value getEngValues​(int index)
         Since Yamcs 5.4.1 there is a new parameter minRange in the GetParameterRangesRequest which allows 
 specifying the minimum length of the range returned.
 Practically we guarantee that timeStop-timeStart >= minRange (mind the leap seconds!).
 If the minRange parameter is set, the returning ranges may include multiple values.
 These are given by the engValues and counts below. 
 Since Yamcs 5.4.2 there is a new parameter maxValues which allows to limit the number 
 of distinct values returned across all the ranges.
 In order to not return ranges containing no value, each range will have at least one value even if
 that will cause the total number of range values returned to exceed the maxValues parameter
 The counts correspond one to one to the engValues, the two arrays will always have the same length.
        repeated .yamcs.protobuf.Value engValues = 5;

      • getEngValuesCount

        int getEngValuesCount()
         Since Yamcs 5.4.1 there is a new parameter minRange in the GetParameterRangesRequest which allows 
 specifying the minimum length of the range returned.
 Practically we guarantee that timeStop-timeStart >= minRange (mind the leap seconds!).
 If the minRange parameter is set, the returning ranges may include multiple values.
 These are given by the engValues and counts below. 
 Since Yamcs 5.4.2 there is a new parameter maxValues which allows to limit the number 
 of distinct values returned across all the ranges.
 In order to not return ranges containing no value, each range will have at least one value even if
 that will cause the total number of range values returned to exceed the maxValues parameter
 The counts correspond one to one to the engValues, the two arrays will always have the same length.
        repeated .yamcs.protobuf.Value engValues = 5;

      • getEngValuesOrBuilderList

        List<? extends Yamcs.ValueOrBuilder> getEngValuesOrBuilderList()
         Since Yamcs 5.4.1 there is a new parameter minRange in the GetParameterRangesRequest which allows 
 specifying the minimum length of the range returned.
 Practically we guarantee that timeStop-timeStart >= minRange (mind the leap seconds!).
 If the minRange parameter is set, the returning ranges may include multiple values.
 These are given by the engValues and counts below. 
 Since Yamcs 5.4.2 there is a new parameter maxValues which allows to limit the number 
 of distinct values returned across all the ranges.
 In order to not return ranges containing no value, each range will have at least one value even if
 that will cause the total number of range values returned to exceed the maxValues parameter
 The counts correspond one to one to the engValues, the two arrays will always have the same length.
        repeated .yamcs.protobuf.Value engValues = 5;

      • getEngValuesOrBuilder

        Yamcs.ValueOrBuilder getEngValuesOrBuilder​(int index)
         Since Yamcs 5.4.1 there is a new parameter minRange in the GetParameterRangesRequest which allows 
 specifying the minimum length of the range returned.
 Practically we guarantee that timeStop-timeStart >= minRange (mind the leap seconds!).
 If the minRange parameter is set, the returning ranges may include multiple values.
 These are given by the engValues and counts below. 
 Since Yamcs 5.4.2 there is a new parameter maxValues which allows to limit the number 
 of distinct values returned across all the ranges.
 In order to not return ranges containing no value, each range will have at least one value even if
 that will cause the total number of range values returned to exceed the maxValues parameter
 The counts correspond one to one to the engValues, the two arrays will always have the same length.
        repeated .yamcs.protobuf.Value engValues = 5;

      • getCountsList

        List<Integer> getCountsList()
         The counts correspond one to one to the engValues
        repeated int32 counts = 6;

      • getCountsCount

        int getCountsCount()
         The counts correspond one to one to the engValues
        repeated int32 counts = 6;

      • getCounts

        int getCounts​(int index)
         The counts correspond one to one to the engValues
        repeated int32 counts = 6;