Class Objects
An
ObjectCollection to be compared against something else.- Author:
- Owen Feehan
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Constructor Summary
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionWhere to find the objects to compare, as a function of the source file-path.loadAsObjects(Path filePathSource, Dimensions dimensions, boolean debugMode, OperationContext context) Loads the source of elements from the file-system and converts to aObjectCollection.voidsetDerivePath(DerivePath derivePath) Where to find the objects to compare, as a function of the source file-path.Methods inherited from class org.anchoranalysis.bean.AnchorBean
checkMisconfigured, describeBean, describeChildren, duplicateBean, fields, findFieldsOfClass, getBeanName, getLocalPath, localise, toString
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Constructor Details
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Objects
public Objects()
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Method Details
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loadAsObjects
public Findable<ObjectCollection> loadAsObjects(Path filePathSource, Dimensions dimensions, boolean debugMode, OperationContext context) throws InputReadFailedException Description copied from class:ComparableSourceLoads the source of elements from the file-system and converts to aObjectCollection.The location of elements on the file-system may be derived from a
referencepath.- Specified by:
loadAsObjectsin classComparableSource- Parameters:
filePathSource- the source file-path used to help identify where elements are located on the file-system.dimensions- how large the scene is, in which elements are being compared. This is usually the same as the image-size.debugMode- true if debug-mode is activated, which can influence paths on the file-system.context- records the execution time of certain operations.- Returns:
- the elements converted into a
ObjectCollectionand wrapped into aFindableelement that indicates if they were successfully found on the file-system. - Throws:
InputReadFailedException- if the objects cannot be successfully loaded.
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getDerivePath
Where to find the objects to compare, as a function of the source file-path. -
setDerivePath
Where to find the objects to compare, as a function of the source file-path.
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