Uses of Class
net.cscott.sdr.calls.Timed

Packages that use Timed

net.cscott.sdr.calls

This package contains the square dance choreography engine, and the basic types and interfaces required to communicate with it.

Uses of Timed in net.cscott.sdr.calls

Classes in net.cscott.sdr.calls with type parameters of type Timed

class

Timed<T extends Timed<T>> Abstract superclass for TimedAction, TimedPosition, and TimedFormation, which pair a Action, Position, or Formation with a specific time at which it occurs.

Subclasses of Timed in net.cscott.sdr.calls

class	TimedAction A TimedAction combines an Action with a timestamp indicating notionally when that particular action should occur, although the exact timing and duration depends on the action: some actions may begin at the specified time, with others (for example) may be centered on the time given.
class	TimedFormation A TimedFormation combines a Formation with a timestamp indicating when that particular formation should be reached.
class	TimedPosition A TimedPosition combines a Position with a timestamp indicating when that particular position should be reached.

Methods in net.cscott.sdr.calls with type parameters of type Timed

static <T extends Timed<T>> List<T>

Timed.makeAbsolute(List<T> l) Take a list of possibly-relative times and make them all absolute.

Methods in net.cscott.sdr.calls with parameters of type Timed

TimedPosition	TimedPosition.makeAbsolute(Timed<?> reference)
TimedFormation	TimedFormation.makeAbsolute(Timed<?> reference)
abstract T	Timed.makeAbsolute(Timed<?> reference) Given a reference, make this Timed absolute.
TimedAction	TimedAction.makeAbsolute(Timed<?> reference)