jmri
Class DefaultMemory

java.lang.Object
  jmri.AbstractNamedBean
      jmri.AbstractMemory
          jmri.DefaultMemory

All Implemented Interfaces:

Serializable, Memory, NamedBean

public class DefaultMemory
extends AbstractMemory

Concrete implementation of the Reporter interface for the Internal system.

Author:

Bob Jacobsen Copyright (C) 2004

See Also:

Serialized Form

Field Summary

Fields inherited from interface jmri.NamedBean

INCONSISTENT, UNKNOWN

Constructor Summary

DefaultMemory(String systemName)

DefaultMemory(String systemName, String userName)

Method Summary

int	getState() Provide generic access to internal state.
void	setState(int s) Provide generic access to internal state.

Methods inherited from class jmri.AbstractMemory

getValue, setValue

Methods inherited from class jmri.AbstractNamedBean

addPropertyChangeListener, dispose, firePropertyChange, getComment, getNumPropertyChangeListeners, getSystemName, getUserName, removePropertyChangeListener, setComment, setUserName

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Methods inherited from interface jmri.NamedBean

addPropertyChangeListener, dispose, getComment, getNumPropertyChangeListeners, getSystemName, getUserName, removePropertyChangeListener, setComment, setUserName

Constructor Detail

DefaultMemory

public DefaultMemory(String systemName)

DefaultMemory

public DefaultMemory(String systemName,
                     String userName)

Method Detail

getState

public int getState()

Provide generic access to internal state.

This generally shouldn't be used by Java code; use the class-specific form instead. (E.g. getCommandedState in Turnout) This provided to make Jython script access easier to read.

If the current value can be reduced to an integer, that is returned, otherwise a value of -1 is returned.

setState

public void setState(int s)

Description copied from interface: NamedBean

Provide generic access to internal state.

This generally shouldn't be used by Java code; use the class-specific form instead. (E.g. setCommandedState in Turnout) This provided to make Jython script access easier to read.